Does Everyone Understand Pre-War?

[vintagetoppsguy]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

If you want to read a topic read it if you don't don't.

Then why have different sub forums? Let's just post everything on the main forum - B/S/T listings, Post War, Memorabilia, Autographs, etc. - and people can just sift through the threads and only read the topics they want to read?

[pokerplyr80]

Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy

Then why have different sub forums? Let's just post everything on the main forum - B/S/T listings, Post War, Memorabilia, Autographs, etc. - and people can just sift through the threads and only read the topics they want to read?

I don't really care but agree with this. I collect post war and visit that forum as well. Perhaps more members would check it as well as other sections if posts were made in the proper place.

[RCMcKenzie]

Nice T5's, Ed...Here's a Playball card which is obviously not pre WWII, but is in the spirit of this section...

[edjs]

Originally Posted by RCMcKenzie

Nice T5's, Ed...Here's a Playball card which is obviously not pre WWII, but is in the spirit of this section...

Thanks for noticing the T5s, I love these, especially Leach. Your Heilmann is really nice, he looks so sad, though. Is that what you meant by the spirit of this section? I was trying to provide something else to look at as people browse through all the dialogue. There are a few items shown, and I was looking at the frequency of posts:items, and it seemed time for more items. Derek's contribution of Jackies and Reds was spectacular (as are all the players shown in this thread). Anyways, I enjoy reading all the views/thoughts/opinions/OTs from all of you. It sure beats sitting around staring at the walls. As far as Prince goes, he played a whole bunch of instruments, but guess what? I got a fever! And the only prescription.. is more cowbell!

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Originally Posted by pokerplyr80

I don't really care but agree with this. I collect post war and visit that forum as well. Perhaps more members would check it as well as other sections if posts were made in the proper place.

I also collect post war and would like to see more posts in the post war forum. For me, that would be the primary motivation for keeping the forum contents separate. I read through the main/pre war forum often and enjoy the diversity the two eras offer.

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[TUM301]

What`s the line from Stripes, you know, when Sgt. Hulka turns towards "psycho" and gives him his take ?

[vintagesportscollector]

Originally Posted by TUM301

What`s the line from Stripes, you know, when Sgt. Hulka turns towards "psycho" and gives him his take ?

"Lighen up Francis"...funny, whenever I see or hear melodramatic whinning I think of that line.

That being said, while I don't really care, it would better to see threads kept in the right forum. Some topics however, even off topic, have a place in the "home" forum for all to see and share comments.

[buymycards]

If we are talking about pre WWII, do we mean when America entered the war in December of 1941 or when Hitler first got things started in Europe in the late 30's?

And if you live in Wisconsin like I do, everything IS unicorns and fields of daisy's.

Rick

[Mountaineer1999]

Things to do Saturday:
*Walk five miles
*Fill out Draftkings and fantasy lineups
*Mow the lawn
*Bump all non PreWar topics to top on Net54 PreWar forum