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really bad baseball cards
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Goofy looking baseball cards - unibrows, odd names, weird poses, bad hair, Don Mossi, Wally Moon, and more.
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really bad baseball cards really bad baseball cards Goofy looking baseball cards - unibrows, odd names, weird poses, bad hair, Don Mossi, Wally Moon, and more. Friday, January 23, 2015 Baseball Cards: A Love Story I fell in love with baseball cards at the Scituate , MA town dump. A little background … When I was a boy, my family traveled to Scituate a couple of years running for summer vacation. At that time, Scituate didn’t have trash pickup. You had to take your trash to the town dump yourself. Now, that dump was a fascinating place for a 10-year-old. There were trails all over the place, winding around sandy hummocks. And around each turn, there seemed to be something incredible – an old refrigerator, an antique chest, a broken-down engine. I never wanted to leave. What does this have to do with baseball cards? Well, on one visit to the dump, I found that someone had gotten rid of a small collection of cards. They were brand new and in perfect co...
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