I've read thru every post in this thread and I'll cite the classic scenario of the July 8, 1958 Senate Anti-Trust hearings
where Casey Stengel held court for hours with his classic "Stengelese".
After which, Senator Kefauver thanked Casey Stengel. Then Kefauver addressed Mickey Mantle......
" do you have any observations with reference to the applicability of the antitrust laws to baseball ? "
Mickey Mantle responded......" My views are about the same as Casey's "
The majority of the people in the Hearing room broke out in a loud laughter.
Similarly, what ever Barry Sloate has said in his various posts here, I totally agree with. And, ESPECIALLY this one:
'What the numbers really do is keep the graders in business, and keep the resubmissions coming in at a brisk pace.
The hobby would be alive and well without them."
Hey guys, these Grading Company's have duped you....and the sad fact is that you have not realized this.
But, unlike that scenario 52 years ago......nobody is laughing !
T-Rex TED
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