My Wall Of Cards -- t206

[frankbmd]

Originally Posted by t206fix

Aha - I see what you are trying to do, Frank. Your trying to hone in on my new t206 collection that my daddy gave me.

Well, it's not going to work. You are not related to us - right, Powell?

True story. My gal Powell had a younger brother (with the same name). Had the relationship survived, I could (and thought for awhile I would) be the brother-in-law of a future Wagner owner.

Tony, your mom (??) on the other hand, had one (or two) too many that night in 1972. They only recently were able to reopen the room where she passed out on the floor. How do I know? I read the review of the next guest in that room,

"There was no elevator and no one even offered to help us to our room on the 2nd floor with our bags. It was like they closed the doors in 1972 and reopened yesterday. Acoustic ceiling tiles, mold and basic disrepair. The lack of fire sprinklers in the rooms was alarming. The linens were clean and the bartender was nice."

With clean linens and a nice bartender, it seems more likely that the barkeep is actually your father. The name of the bartender in 1972 was in fact, Dick Davis. Touche.

I fully admit that my marriage to the Powell clan was not consummated, but your claim, Tony, has more holes in it than all the cheese in Switzerland.
Stop your wailing at the wall of Powell. Neither of us has a leg to stand on.

[ullmandds]

Powell...Awesome Wall!!!!!!!!

[t206fix]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

With clean linens and a nice bartender, it seems more likely that the barkeep is actually your father. The name of the bartender in 1972 was in fact, Dick Davis. Touche.

Wait, Frank - Are you telling me my new dad owns a bar! Sweet!

Hey, guys, drinks are on the house!

[Bigdaddy]

Awesome collection and display.

Thanks for sharing on here and at the museum.

[Powell]

I will definitely include the signed T 206 collection including the Cobb