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[charlestudor2005]

Originally Posted by Ansley

I think ATL just did an "Extreme Makeover".

I noticed that, but I assumed he finally posted an accurate picture.

[Ansley]

Sorry to disappoint you Charles. That was before he got a grill.

[atlcomedy]

Originally Posted by Ansley

I think ATL just did an "Extreme Makeover".

FLWrite wanted a picture

[pyramider]

Originally Posted by Gabriella Golden

Ads are not permitted in Diamonds & Tuxedo's.

You need to be spanked. Now bend over. . . .

[FLWrite]

Originally Posted by atlcomedy

FLWrite wanted a picture

And you've made me very happy!

[Sisyphus]

Originally Posted by atlcomedy

FLWrite wanted a picture

That's TOPPS...circa '76-'78, no? I think I still have that card someplace!

Aaahh....the crap we manage to hang onto whilst letting the important stuff go...

[atlcomedy]

Originally Posted by Sisyphus

That's TOPPS...circa '76-'78, no? I think I still have that card someplace!

Aaahh....the crap we manage to hang onto whilst letting the important stuff go...

It is a '76 Topps Traded card worth less than a buck but iconic because of the hairstyle

[Sisyphus]

Originally Posted by atlcomedy

It is a '76 Topps Traded card worth less than a buck but iconic because of the hairstyle

By itself...worth less than a buck to be sure. But as part of a complete set...collected the "hard" way (one lousy piece of gum at a time!)...priceless!

[discreetgent]

Originally Posted by Sisyphus

By itself...worth less than a buck to be sure. But as part of a complete set...collected the "hard" way (one lousy piece of gum at a time!)...priceless!

Yup; I have the full 1973 set; Mike Schmidt rookie year; Hank Aaron at 713 HR, and Willie McCovey in a Washington Padres card (obviously the Padres did not move at the end).

[WTF]

Originally Posted by atlcomedy

Joke, yes, kinda.

The original post was a blatant ad from some gal in Dallas, offering among other things, to relieve all your stress at a discount...

.

Fuc.....I'm all stressed out and short on cash!

[Sisyphus]

Originally Posted by discreetgent

Yup; I have the full 1973 set; Mike Schmidt rookie year; Hank Aaron at 713 HR, and Willie McCovey in a Washington Padres card (obviously the Padres did not move at the end).

I was just getting started around that time....have a few from the years 71-73...including a few of those "Washington Nationals" cards. They made me forget to hate Bob Short...for about a minute. The prick!!

Don Money was a friend of my older brother...they played on the same kids' team in SE DC. Big bro' used to give me a dollar for every one of Donnie's cards I brought him.