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Old 06-20-2013, 10:56 AM
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Default Baseball cards are like.........

Baseball cards are like:

Girlfriends: when you first get them they are awesome, you want to show everyone, and you take special care of them with lots off attention.

Then you can't decide wether to keep or sell, if its really as attractive as you thought, and 90% of your conversations with other people don't even get a mention of them.


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Old 06-20-2013, 10:58 AM
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Baseball cards are like:

Old socks - even when you get holes in them you still keep them around.
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Similar to the original post but not quite the same.

Baseball cards are like girlfriends (before I was married). They are exciting to chase, but once caught, the excitement wears off.
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Baseball cards are like girlfriends: No matter how much I want a certain one and put all my efforts into getting that one, once I get that one all I can think about is the next one that I want.

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Baseball Cards are like a time machine.
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baseball cards are like...warm apple pie! Oh no...that's what girlfriends are like?!?!
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Are like Girlfriends, but better. The holes in my cards don't carry diseases.
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baseball cards are like...warm apple pie!
Beat me to it!

I'd say baseball cards are indeed like girlfriends. When you first get them, you can't stop staring. You gaze at them lovingly, and can't keep your hands off of them.
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Baseball cards are like high end hookers. Nice to look at but you will never be able to afford most of them.
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damn jake...good one!!!!
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Baseball cards are like high end hookers. Nice to look at but you will never be able to afford most of them.
and when you do get one, its never as good as you thought it would be
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Baseball cards are drugs.... It's not that "I" like the cards, it's just that the cards like "me."

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Baseball cards are like... my d!ck. in a box..


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