I Don't Know About Ya'll (lower grades)

[Leon]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

The first five words are correct. My yawl is a sailboat.

I would avoid lower conditioned yawls, as you might find yourself at the bottom of the ocean.

Obviously not from Texas.
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[JustinD]

Originally Posted by Leon

Obviously not from Texas.
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I always thought with regional dialect that "yawl" or "y'all" as my family in the eastern south tend to use, it was at least logical.

After meeting my now wife's family from the Pittsburgh area, I quite literally had to quietly pull her aside to ask just what on earth her parents meant every time the word "yinz" popped up. (Which is a lot apparently, lol).

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by JustinD

I always thought with regional dialect that "yawl" or "y'all" as my family in the eastern south tend to use, it was at least logical.

After meeting my now wife's family from the Pittsburgh area, I quite literally had to quietly pull her aside to ask just what on earth her parents meant every time the word "yinz" popped up. (Which is a lot apparently, lol).

Come to Philly and learn "youse"

[Ronnie73]

I totally agree with you Leon, and Luke. I went into the T206 set with only a few rules. Purchase extremely low population cards at whatever grade came along. Usually they were 1's and 2's which were fine with me, because most others were waiting for better grades which rarely came along. I tried to stay away from major paper loss and heavy writing, but some cards had exceptions. I loved the days of being able to buy Tolstoi's, Cycles, EPDG's, and American Beauty's at $40 each. When counting all my T206's, rare backs, no prints, multiple Cobbs and a bunch of other HOF'ers, my average paid per card is $83. I'd love to add some low grade off backs that I need, for $83 nowadays, even though I'd feel like I was over paying.

I often wonder if there was something else I could have done to advance my collection, without spending more money than I have spent. If I could go back and change anything, I would have focused strickly on T206's, and left all my other hobbies behind.

[frohme]

Originally Posted by Leon

Obviously not from Texas.
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I dunno, Leon... Its y'all to me too. But then I moved to TX when I was 12.

[DHogan]

I don't mind the lower grade vintage cards at all. They are the ones I can sometimes afford. Besides, in Boston there's no letter R in the alphabet.

[ALBB]

then there's the popular - " U Gies "

[nineunder71]

Definitely Y’all and I’ve only lived in Texas and New Mexico

I looked up yawl and it has something to do with a boat

Love a great beater myself

[Leon]

Originally Posted by frohme

I dunno, Leon... Its y'all to me too. But then I moved to TX when I was 12.

I thought we played little league together?
Ok, I spelled it wrong. First mistake I have made in the last 10 minutes. I will fix it.
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[frohme]

Originally Posted by Leon

I thought we played little league together?
Ok,
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I guess that was when I was 12 (or was I 11?) ... I recall we lived a couple streets apart and we both played at the time, so its pretty clear we did, though not on the same team. If we did, if was just that one season as I was in Florida till then, and I think you said you left the area shortly after that...

[chadeast]

It's definitely y'all, not ya'll.

[pkaufman]

I personally think the future of "Authentic" graded vintage sports cards is bright. Especially those that present well.

[chadeast]

Originally Posted by pkaufman

I personally think the future of "Authentic" graded vintage sports cards is bright. Especially those that present well.

Shhhhhhhhh! Please keep that to yourself. In fact, I don't like the tone of this entire thread. Please, everyone return to collecting slabs with high numbers on them.

[GasHouseGang]

Originally Posted by pkaufman

I personally think the future of "Authentic" graded vintage sports cards is bright. Especially those that present well.

I agree. Especially when something with a grade will cost so much more. I knew it was trimmed, but I couldn't afford this in any grade that looked as good.

[frankbmd]

Originally Posted by Leon

I thought we played little league together?
Ok, I spelled it wrong. First mistake I have made in the last 10 minutes. I will fix it.
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I'm a big fan of contracting "you all".

I'm also an accomplished sailboat racer.

My only objection regards spelling.

I guess there are a few that agree with me.

My yawl sits in the water and knows nothing about baseball cards.

I have nothing against the great state of Texas.

We've had this discussion before. Don't y'all remember.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

I'm a big fan of contracting "you all".

I'm also an accomplished sailboat racer.

My only objection regards spelling.

I guess there are a few that agree with me.

My yawl sits in the water and knows nothing about baseball cards.

I have nothing against the great state of Texas.

We've had this discussion before. Don't y'all remember.

I am sure we did. No I don't. And I might after this, and might not.

Just post a card.

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[nolemmings]

I always thought it was spelled U-Haul. Learn something new every day.

[oldjudge]

Only when carrying on a conversation

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by Leon

Obviously not from Texas.
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Does it count that A) I was born and raised in Tennessee and now reside in Florida, B) my oldest sister lived in Dallas for about 5 years, and my first visit there in 1967 started me on my first round of baseball card collecting, and C) she was actually born in Mississippi, while my dad was in the Army before going overseas during WW2?

It's always been "ya'll".

[jingram058]

Oh yes back on topic, virtually all of my cards are low grade. It is fine with me. I love them.

[DeanH3]

Price escalation caused me to lower my standards, grade wise not eye appeal wise. But the continued price escalation has essentially priced me out completely on cards I want to add. I guess that’s why I have turned my attention to other collectibles for the time being.

[toledo_mudhen]

Originally Posted by jingram058

Does it count that A) I was born and raised in Tennessee and now reside in Florida, B) my oldest sister lived in Dallas for about 5 years, and my first visit there in 1967 started me on my first round of baseball card collecting, and C) she was actually born in Mississippi, while my dad was in the Army before going overseas during WW2?

It's always been "ya'll".

and the plural version of ya'll is "all ya'll"

U guys knew that right?

or is it just a Texas thing?