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Buffnik said:
Exactly. I can't imagine, for example, that too many people will continue to give a flip about someone's prized George Brett, Don Mattingly and Wade Boggs rookie cards.
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Baseball and basketball are totally different collectables markets than football. There’s still a real appetite for high graded/rare baseball and basketball cards.
 
Heywood said:
football crab GIF
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CUAviator said:
So you’ve never been to Norfolk/ VA Beach / Hampton Roads
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Oh! I just remembered my Norfolk driving experiences. Jesus! "Well, the speed limit is 55, but we should probably just bump that down 5 MPH to be safe."

It was in Norfolk that I developed my theory that people who have no real purpose in life have no reason to drive with purpose.
 
Uncle Ken said:
Oh! I just remembered my Norfolk driving experiences. Jesus! "Well, the speed limit is 55, but we should probably just bump that down 5 MPH to be safe."

It was in Norfolk that I developed my theory that people who have no real purpose in life have no reason to drive with purpose.
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My son and I had a theory - at any given time on the freeway, there would be car in a ditch, a car overturned, or a car in fire. Often times, especially when trying to get to a baseball game at 530 in Princess Anne from Chicks Beach, equivalent of driving from Corpus to San Antonio …but in the same city, you’d run across the trifecta!
 
Creebuzz said:
Racism is everywhere, but I’ve never heard anyone single out Maryland as particularly racist except in parts of the Eastern Shore where I highly doubt you visited. In fact, Maryland‘s proximity to D.C.and the federal government means you have one of the most educated populations in the country and a very sizable group of upper middle class minorities. In fact, I find it’s one of the areas of the country where people of different racial backgrounds tend to mix socially with ease.
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This is a first. So now I'm racist because I disagree with how Deion is building a P5 (now P4) program? And sadly, for the mouthbreathers who jump to their own racist conclusions (wonder why), I am not from Maryland either. LOL.
 
soundfisher said:
This is a first. So now I'm racist because I disagree with how Deion is building a P5 (now P4) program? And sadly, for the mouthbreathers who jump to their own racist conclusions (wonder why), I am not from Maryland either. LOL.
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Well, count me as one of those who is thoroughly confused by your response to the post you quoted.
 
Uncle Ken said:
Oh! I just remembered my Norfolk driving experiences. Jesus! "Well, the speed limit is 55, but we should probably just bump that down 5 MPH to be safe."

It was in Norfolk that I developed my theory that people who have no real purpose in life have no reason to drive with purpose.
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Definitely isn't that way anymore, especially in the I-64 Express Lanes.

Speed limit of 65 and all the young Sailors in their modified rice burners trying to get to work on time.

I love hearing the whine of the rice burner with its fartcan muffler and watching it close while I'm already cruising at an easy 75 in the Challenger. I let them get up beside me and slowly ease down on the pedal and let the HEMI big dog eat.

They of course can't let a 35+ year old out do them so the frequency hits about 4500 Hz and you know they're about to blow their engine at 90 while I have plenty of room to push harder with no consequence.

But then I back off as I don't want to see a car-BBQ next to me and they're breathing a sigh of relief knowing their next 3 paychecks aren't shot.

God, I love that Challenger.
 
Idk, it reminds me of Halloween, a candy corn jacket. Who gives a damn, though? The reasoning is all that matters.
 
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