Now I'm dressed as Yancy dressed as Staten Island Metman. I could deal with Clemens as a Met. I draw the line against having a farewell game with retirement gifts if he decides to retire again during his Mets tenure.
Those guys must be related to the guys selling green carnations outside the Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts when I was a kid going to see a performance by Tommy Makem and Liam Clancy. Their spiel, "Tommy make 'em, we sell 'em."
Edgy DC wrote: ]When we made the cards, I thought about numbering it #297 on the back and slotting it in there, but nobody would get the joke except me. And Willets, apparently. I only get the joke now, but seawolf made the cards two months ago.
seawolf17 wrote: I'm hoping the market bottoms out on this one, because I was hoping to complete the set for MiniWolf, and it's got a big Card #297-sized hole in it right now. Of course you could insert the "Robert" card as #297. Adorable picture by the way.
Elster88 wrote: Ronnie Darling was a favorite of the ladies in my household. In my junior high school the boys were split between Mets and Yankees, but all the girls were Mets fans and Ron Darling was a major factor.
Centerfield wrote: 75. Benny Agbayani's Walk-Off Home Run In Game Three Of The Nlds Pushes Giants To Brink: Cohen, 2000 One of the great moments that seemingly has been forgotten amongst Mets fans. I never forget. I wrote about that in a song parody: http://www.getalifealready.com/cpf/archives/f18_t1759.shtml