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Old 04-04-13 | 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by HillRider
OK, but if they mixed lots of Grade 100 balls they would make them into Grade 300 and so it goes.
Absolutely, which is why people who work with precision stuff learn early on, never mix lots whether it matters or not. It's much easier to mix stuff up than to unmix it later.
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