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06-25-2006, 06:50 PM
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OT; Your Fondest Memory
Posted By: Paul
Growing up in New Jersy, I was a huge Mets fan. My fondest card memory was when my mom was driving me somewhere, & one of my cards from a pile on the back seat got sucked out the window. I panicked looking through my cards for my Seaver, & sure enough it was gone. My mom knew how important it was to me, & we walked the side of the road seemingly forever until we found it. I'll never forget that. 
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