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This means that if you include Prime Catcher, you cant also include Unfair Stamp in your deck

The promotion also had a pretty grim recall of the pokeball that the toy came in (not the pokeball card) I wouldnt mind one of these paper bags to just re-create the meal for fun and a photo opportunity, just need a trip to Burger King Given all the history involved i could definitely see the interest in these if they are actually the bags that were used

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