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d'Kong76 wrote: OE: I think Golden Earing played a few songs before Styx. Was that the show where they performed Radar Love twice because their catalog was so shallow?

Frayed Knot wrote: d'Kong76 wrote: Wasn't the Pinto the car that had a few poorly placed bolts that would go through the gas tank when hit from behind just right? Particularly when in front of NBC cameras. and non-factory installed incendiary devices.

Who's Max? Have I forgotten an element of the Magnaverse? My baby boy - a big part of my universe:

1. You are driving a: 1984 Ferrari 308 GTSi 2. You are wearing: red, hawaiian "jungle bird" shirt, way-too-tight jeans 3. And of course, the shoes are: docksiders, no socks 4. As you get closer, reporters can hear instrumental music composed by Mike Post and Pete Carpenter blasting from your speakers. 5. Pulling in, they look in your passenger seat and see: Max 6. You turn off your engine, get out, and say: "Hi guys"

The problem I'm going to have with the racing stripe jersey will be the implementation on the 2016 style of jersey. From what I've read,this season, all jerseys will have a triangle-shaped mesh fabric leading to the belt line from under the armpit. this will mean no pinstripes or stripes on the sides. On Edit: Not triangle shaped, but a long strip down the side: http://www.uni-watch.com/2016/01/29/a-big-day-for-mlb-uniforms/ These are the new Majestic Flex Base uniforms that will debut in spring training.

MFS62 wrote: Do they see this before or after the no gambling sign? Or did this one replace it? The best sign to motivate their players would be the anti-Major League approach. They start with a naked picture of Suzyn Waldmann and put a small piece of clothing on it with every victory. Later This makes me think of, "It looks like I have Oscar Gamble in a leg lock, in fact." Damn you F-Man...

Mrs. Walters looks like she could be the new Mrs. Hoch's sister.

Hey, I own a bowling alley, and still got the babe.

Wow - thanks, wolfie - I'll go through my 2015's tonight when I get home.

Zvon wrote: dgwphotography wrote: I think it has to do with the way they are printed and cut - certain batches go to the 72 count boxes, others go to the blister packs, others go to the individual packs, and so on. I think buying a variety of packs gives you the best percentage of card variablity. I can tell you that in the brick packs the correlated batch flipped to an upside down card every 4 cards or so. I'm used to seeing a dozen cards or more before the flip, so that tells me they are mixing them much better. But of course, that's only within that batch. I should go back and see if there are any brick packs left of that same batch. Baseball cards don't sell like hot cakes around here. With those 72 card bricks (a stack of 72 cards wrapped in clear plastic inside a box that's like 4 times the size of the stack) I treat the cards like a bunch of packs. I'll look at 15 of em and then put the stack down. Pick it up an hour later and look at 15 more. Yea, I'm nutz. Nah - It took me two weeks to open the last 2015 box I bought. I would open two packs at a time, and leave the rest. As for collation, I've noticed that I get needed cards in groups of 3, which is interesting...

Frayed Knot wrote: [fimg=360]http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/villains/images/c/ca/Hannibal_Lecter.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20120114230704[/fimg] Tick Tock Kclarice I think we should go with Noah's dad...

Here is my need list for 2015: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vWHELrrkniyWeW2JmS64kOdMzj4_g_bCwB0PAg1_hHU/edit?usp=sharing

30 - Granderson 29 - deGrom 28 - Harvey 27 - Syndergaard 26 - Familia 25 - Murphy 24 - Cespedes 23 - Duda 22 - Colon 21 - d’Arnaud 20 - Flores 19 - Conforto 18 - Niese 17 - Tejada 16 - Lagares 15 - Wright 14 - Matz 13 - Robles 12 - Cuddyer 11 - Gilmartin 10 - Verrett 9 - Goeddel 8 - Clippard 7 - Uribe 6 - Johnson 5 - Reed 4 - Plawecki 3 - Nieuwenhuis 2 - Campbell 1 - Recker

I think it has to do with the way they are printed and cut - certain batches go to the 72 count boxes, others go to the blister packs, others go to the individual packs, and so on. I think buying a variety of packs gives you the best percentage of card variablity.

I was going to say that the collation was pretty good after I opened the two 72 count boxes I bought on Saturday, which resulted in no doubles (!). Then I bought another 72 count box yesterday. 36 cards were doubles...

seawolf17 wrote: dgwphotography wrote: I just picked up a couple of these boxes. I felt it was a no brainer - 144 cards for $20, or a 100 card box for $20... The bigger boxes also include a special "medallion" card, fwiw. I know, I have no interest in them. I just want to build the base set.

I got 2 of those 72 card boxes (10$). I don't think I like these if the cards come all in one stack (just looked, they do, gah-better not be any doubles). I like the individual packs that come boxed. But this was all they had boxwise. I just picked up a couple of these boxes. I felt it was a no brainer - 144 cards for $20, or a 100 card box for $20... The baseball season seems just a little closer now:

seawolf17 wrote: dgwphotography wrote: You got it. Time to start building another set (not that I finished building last years' set). Happy to help fill holes if you need. Got plenty here. Zvon, you too. I have plenty of extras, too if you need any filling.

You got it. Time to start building another set (not that I finished building last years' set).

These are beautiful! When are they coming out?

Just when you thought it was safe to go to the ballpark...

Centerfield wrote: 3. Daisy Riddle is a star. Tough, vulnerable, funny, compelling. You can't take her eyes off of her whenever she is on the screen. And it's not just because she's easy on the eyes. Even the way she eats her green meal on Jakku is compelling. If you asked me before the movie, who is worthy of taking over the Falcon, I would have said no one. Never. Impossible. But when she did it, it was seamless. When she called that lightsaber, it made you want to stand up and cheer. This made me think of a possibly apocryphal story regarding Harrison Ford: A director once said to him, "The minute you saw Tony Curtis on screen, playing a grocery delivery boy, you knew he was going to be a star," to which Ford replied, "I thought he was supposed to be a grocery delivery boy."

I agree with the Murph Newsday cover. It's very clean, and looks more like a magazine cover than a newspaper cover

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: I'm glad that number was disconnected. Good work, dwg! You're Fred and Daphne all in one. Max is smarter than Scooby, though... To be honest, I heavily used a certain MBTN site, and as soon as I saw pictures of Dave Marshall, it just clicked.