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07-04-2013, 06:45 AM
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I don't even know where I'd go if I wanted to buy a pack of baseball cards.
Was in a walmart for the first time in years last night (buying another dehumidifier) and waiting at check-out I saw no BB cards on display. I used to score packs of '70 and '71 Topps across the street from our Middle School every day at a candy store (yes, a candy store directly across the street run by a little old lady) as did most of the hoodlums that rode the bus home with me, we'd swap cards and talk baseball the whole ride home  ....happy times. We never figured out the high numbered cards came out during summer break 
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