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/ 14 February 2012

Valentine’s Day cards gone wrong

By Nickolaus Bauer, Verashni Pillay and Lisa Van Wyk
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In what can only be described as kismet in the month of love, the Mail & Guardian has in its possession a collection of Valentine’s Day cards that didn’t quite make it onto the shelves of Cardies.

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