"Roast Me" Thread
 

Here are the rules:

You display one card from your collection. Only one card in the beginning please as to allow adequate time for proper roasting of posted cards.

All comments should be in good taste and not insulting to the poster. If you don't get along with someone and what you might say could be taken wrong then please DO NOT post it.

Pretty much that is all I have for rules. Happy Roasting Net54!

Roast This

I guess I don't understand the game. Nice card.

Maybe see the end of the PSA 10 Musial Thread for help.

PS Thank you post#3

That card is dirtier than Babe's uniform. And who would buy a card that isn't in color? :)

wtf! was babe ever on LA? is that card even real?

Probably before color photos, much like color TV was unheard of until the early 1960's.:rolleyes:

terrible centering 49/51 L-R!
Larry

You beat me to it!
Does PSA even grade those anymore? Cant be real.

Obvious reprint. Old GAI holder. Stay away.

Who is this "Babe" who is "King of them all?" And anyhow, babies rarely make effective rulers.

Brian

Goofy looking Babe card.

Heck, that looks nothing at all like William Bendix!

It's not autographed in Sharpie.

Pass.

"His candy helped him"

And so did hot dogs and beer

Actually now that you say that! :confused:

He's too big to be a 'babe'.....just sayin'......

BTW you all can post cards too. Just Incase anyone wants to play along.

Is that even Ruth? Looks like a swimming coach I know.

I dare you...

I bet no one notices my double chin.

Brian

I understand that when he pitched on a windy day...they were ALWAYS away games! :rolleyes:

It's like looking in a mirror. Who could be more handsome?

HAHAAHA The original Derp Face!!! (young people joke)

Wow I didn’t know they made mascot cards back then!

That look you get when you walk into the office bathroom the day after payday!

The ultimate Pitcher! One eye on the batter and the other holding the runner tight at first!

Stop it guys! He might hear you.....

1985 'Predictor' Card?

Attachment 312298

+1 I wonder if he could follow a runner stealing with one eye while the other eye is focused on something else?
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I swear to God I’ve got it this time

Pitching coach "hey Don I have a tip for you"

Mossi

"I'm all ears"


Buckner

Tragically weeks after his misplay Bill tried to commit suicide. he ran in front of a bus, luckily it went through his legs

Where did ya come from where did ya Go?


Where did ya come from Cotton eyed Joe

Buckner- card looks trimmed= 2 sharp corners, but rounded on bottom corners
Also may get the MK designation..appears someone took and put a mustache on him.

King- Damn! I am surprised he was able to write his name.

He didn't even spell his name right. Its is spelled KNIG on the card:eek::eek::D:D

I am dying here guys! This is great stuff

RE: Buckner - What did Michael Jackson and Bill Buckner both have in common? They both wore a glove on one hand for no apparent reason.

RE: King: "Which way did he go George, which way did he go??"

The White D'bo.

Just think if he had picked up this routine grounder, the Mookie Ball would be worthless.

need to find a better pic; I am guessing the alteration is the attempted erasure

Fist pic is of the card when I won it at auction here on Net54. Second picture is what it looks like now. Not professionally done but it looks way better to me with the borders of another 39 Play Ball added.:D

thanks for telling me it wasn't professionally done...as I thought for sure...IT WAS!!!!

Splendid "splitter"

You call that a card? I bet your Grandma found that an estate sale!

That dirty stinkin' Babe Ruth...
 

Stole your gal!!!

Omg I am crying here. Pete you got the touch for sure.

Clyde kings wife left him because she caught him seeing a girl on the side.

I bursted out in laughter on this one --- woke up the wife.

Hey Nate, I haven't seen you posting much lately. Nice to hear from you again. And I like that big grid of T206 Cubs. Good luck in your search. :)

Hey Chris, what is the story on King? Was he actually illiterate?

Wee Willie Keeler was known for saying "hit'em where they ain't".

Buckner was the exception to the rule.