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Subject: What is a Relic? Answer to question

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Peter

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Date Posted: 12:59:46 08/10/02 Sat

Hello all.

This is your forum administrator. In answer to question sent to me regarding "what is a relic" really?

A relic in this case, is "something of sentimental value"

And, what is something of sentimental value to you or to me?

It can be anything that makes you happy or sad. It can be anything enjoyable. It can be anything loveable. It can be anything that we cherish and so on.

Hope this answers your question, gentleman.

--Respectfully--
Peter the Admin

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