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Old 06-20-2013, 12:08 PM
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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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Old 06-20-2013, 12:18 PM
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My baseball cards are like Adrian's Posts. All over the place.
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Old 06-20-2013, 12:48 PM
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Default Baseball cards are like my wife...
I've tried to concentrate on only one, but there are so many tangents involved its hard to tell from one day to the next what I'm looking for/watching out for/can afford.
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Cards are definitely like girlfriends, they keep my wallet empty.
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Baseball cards coming back from PSA is like a Seinfeld episode:
"It's authentic, and it's incredible".
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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 like girls, the nicer they look the more you have to pay for them.
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Baseball cards are like my man parts, I must insert them in plastic before I play with them.
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Baseball cards are like crack.

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edit: TMI, Derek! TMI!!!

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edit: TMI, Derek! TMI!!!
The difference is that once the initial "buzz" wears off you still have a cool piece of cardboard.
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For me, cards are like automobiles. When I go to resell them I always get less than what I paid for them. Thanks CarMax and Ebay!
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Baseball cards are like my man parts, I must insert them in plastic before I play with them.
Omg that is funny shit!!!!! I was eating and apple this morning reading this and choked on the damn thing. Couldn't stop laughing or breath. Best one I've read so far.
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Baseball cards are like my grandmothers couch, we cover them in plastic and never physically touch them again.
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