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Old 12-23-2017, 12:36 PM
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Super tiny on my screen, but my gut says Bresnahan in the middle.
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Old 12-23-2017, 12:38 PM
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It’s definitley not Bresnahan. The picture is super large on my phone but got smaller when I posted it.
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Old 12-23-2017, 12:40 PM
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Pfeister seated? Too yellow I guess. Lundgren is a good bet
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I watched that movie last night with the family. I talked it up so much because I loved it as a kid. Boy, did it NOT hold up. The family was bored to tears.
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No way!! That movie is a classic!
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1940 Play Ball John Rucker
T206 Ed Reulbach
T206 Jimmy Hart

...and I love the movie but the rest of the family does not like it at all ��
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Reulbach. Great call.
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I watched that movie last night with the family. I talked it up so much because I loved it as a kid. Boy, did it NOT hold up. The family was bored to tears.
Similar experience with my boys, only I took it a bit farther. Watched the movie a few years ago with my 4 sons, all bored by it. Then while racing at the NDR Soap Box Derby national championship in Cleveland a few years ago I took them all to the house in the movie. Didn't tell them where we were going only that it was a big surprise. When we got there, if eye rolling and dirty glares could kill, I was informed that I was old and this visit was stupid. They did want me to buy a leg lamp but the wifey nixed that idea, ordered a small one online from them anyway.

These kids today confuse me. Electronic interference always running, anime and Pokemon. Glad they at least spend time in the woods hunting with me.
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100% is Jimmy Hart haha. Great call.
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My kids love it. Wife hates it. She allows me one watch per Christmas. She did get me a huge leg lamp one year about 10 years ago. Sits atop our bar.
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I watched that movie last night with the family. I talked it up so much because I loved it as a kid. Boy, did it NOT hold up. The family was bored to tears.
Like so much that I loved when I was young. It's funny, so much of the stuff my father would watch he would build up, and I would wonder what he saw in it. Now I'm wondering what I ever saw in some of these things.

I guess I sound like the Grinch. I think I'll go watch A Charlie Brown Christmas. Now that one still holds up, at least for me.
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I've had quite a few family nights with the movies I watched as a kid in the 80s. I think The Princess Bride, The Sandlot, and Goonies still stand up well. I'm missing a few. Gremlins and Beetljuice do not. Cheesy effects are glaring.
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All of the times that I've watched A Christmas Story & I never noticed those cards on Ralphie's headboard...

I'm a sucker for that movie, mostly because it's based on the childhood memories of Jean Shepherd, who grew up in my hometown of Hammond, IN.
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I watched that movie last night with the family. I talked it up so much because I loved it as a kid. Boy, did it NOT hold up. The family was bored to tears.
I make sure that it plays non stop for the entire day on Christmas... (my wife thinks there is something wrong with me)
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My wife and I discovered it about 25 years ago and watch it every year during the Holidays. Love it!

Kids couldn't care less.

Good call on the baseball cards above his head. Never knew what those were.

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As the movie was supposed to take place in the 40s, can we conclude that Ralphie was into both raw modern and vintage?
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