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Originally Posted by Zone91
the 'stache
People like you are NEVER happy and you know what now that I know you better I am happy that you are not a happy person....makes me feel good to know I went threw all the shit I did and ended happy in life while some scum bag like you has a bad life. I enjoy been young and having the cards that I have and can now afford...sucks to be you!!!
You must be a real hit with the ladies....hahahaha!!! What a loser you have to be try and put people down over the net!!!
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Ah, now you come with the ad hominem attacks.
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You are bidding on 8 graded PSA 8 Mickey Mantle cards + 2 graded PSA 8 coins (Salada)!! Super nice looking cards...would make the perfect starting lot for any Mantle collector!! All cards and coins are stain free and well centered!!
-1958 Topps # 487
-1960 Topps # 160
-1961 Topps # 44
-1963 Topps # 2
-1964 Topps Giants # 25
-1968 Topps # 490
-1975 Topps Mini # 200
-1976 Shakey's Pizza # 145
-1962 Salada coin # 41
-1963 Salada coin # 56
Bid with confidence!!!
Please note payment must be sent directly to my paypal account so I can get paid much faster and send the cards out much faster!!!
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But ya, you were never selling those cards. You were just listing them for sale to get their pictures. Uh huh /wink wink
I don't think you're a very happy person at all, Adrian. I think you're a highly disturbed individual who has a penchant for lying, and you create drama because you thrive off of the attention. Perhaps you're not fulfilled, and you need some approval here. That, I feel, is very sad. You're the girl in a bikini doing a hand stand while yelling "look at me, pay attention to me!". When somebody uses logic to blow apart your carefully-created facade, you resort to personal attacks because you've got no other recourse. Your attack posts are little temper tantrums that everybody sees. Oh, you'll calm down eventually, and start telling us what a "great guy" you are, but your actions speak louder than words. And those actions are frightening. You have an inability to follow rules, and you are dishonest. You are lying to the members of the forum, and you are lying to yourself.
As for me, I am a very happy person, despite all I've been through. I have a wonderful family, and great friends.
You want to know what I've been through? You think your life has been rough? I was born with the tarta (type I) form of a congenital bone disease called osteogenesis imperfecta. My doctors told my parents I would never walk when I was born. By the time I was 16, I'd had 30 major fractures. I spent my entire childhood and teen years running back and forth to the hospital. I've seen bones sticking out, I have scars all over my body, and I've spent months at a time in one cast or another, and I've endured more pain in my life than you ever will. And even with all that, I managed to pull myself up, get an education, and a real career. I'm a licensed stock broker, and was preparing to take my RIA so I could start managing portfolios when I destroyed my back helping my girlfriend move into her new home. The doctors had told me by the time I'd reached adulthood, the OI would no longer be an issue. That was the medical knowledge at the time. She's just moved to Texas while finalizing her divorce, and we'd been dating for five months when I broke three vertebra in my back carrying a television up some stairs. She was the love of my life, and eventually I lost her because after I was hurt, after all the back surgeries I had, after the long series of SI and facet joint injections, I just couldn't go out and do anything with her anymore. She wanted me to travel with her when she did her modeling gigs (she was a print and runway model for Ford's Modeling Agency in Chicago). But I lost her because I tried to help her, and an act of kindness ended up putting me on long term disability. Now for over four years, I've spent every day on vicodin for the pain, flexeril to slow the muscle spasms I have in my back every day, and naproxen to help lessen the swelling I get from arthritis, degenerative disc disease and osteoporosis complications. And still I have pain. I go to the chiropractor every week. I've tried every experimental treatment possible trying to control my pain because my spinal surgeon cannot do disc replacement or spinal fusion. And through it all, I still remain a happy, positive person. And I've enough grasp of my mental faculties to spot a charlatan like you.