Erik Varon's "Sweet Recollections: The Story of the Philadelphia Caramel Company"

Leon · #1 05-31-2015, 06:18 AM

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Originally Posted by ErikV

Last book is sold. Thanks to all who purchased a copy.

ErikV

I guess I should say i will take the rest of them more often? I am more than happy our members got them. It's a well done book on a company many of us collect cards from.

frankbmd · #2 05-31-2015, 06:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Leon

I guess I should say i will take the rest of them more often? I am more than happy our members got them. It's a well done book on a company many of us collect cards from.

Leon,

Can you help me sell my autobiography "The Life and Times of frankbmd".

Leon · #3 05-31-2015, 06:43 AM

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Originally Posted by frankbmd

Leon,

Can you help me sell my autobiography "The Life and Times of frankbmd".

LMAO.....How about the life and times of "What's your Monster number"" thread? Incidentally I believe it's the longest, and most responded to thread on our board. That isn't the ironic part. The ironic part is I am approaching 17000 posts and haven't posted in it yet.

frankbmd · #4 05-31-2015, 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Leon

LMAO.....How about the life and times of "What's your Monster number"" thread? Incidentally I believe it's the longest, and most responded to thread on our board. That isn't the ironic part. The ironic part is I am approaching 17000 posts and haven't posted in it yet.

Maybe that is why it has succeeded.

frohme · #5 05-31-2015, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Leon

LMAO.....How about the life and times of "What's your Monster number"" thread? Incidentally I believe it's the longest, and most responded to thread on our board. That isn't the ironic part. The ironic part is I am approaching 17000 posts and haven't posted in it yet.

Great title, Leon! Definitely most views and most replies by an ever-increasing margin. Double the nearest, if I recall. The sort of post that has legs as it could keep going for as long as there's interest in the set........

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Originally Posted by frankbmd

Maybe that is why it has succeeded.

Funny that - I don't think I've replied either, and though I'm in the low hundreds of posts, I seem to have a knack for killing threads.

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Mike

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