You Guys Are Killing Me

[ethicsprof]

dave,
i'm with you. as a fellow lover of the T206s, i've been loving the type journey as well, as i near my 100th different type from the unparalleled
period of 1900-1938. Certainly, not close to Leon's millionth type but still great fun.

what a life!
best,
barry

[Leon]

Originally Posted by ethicsprof

dave,
i'm with you. as a fellow lover of the T206s, i've been loving the type journey as well, as i near my 100th different type from the unparalleled
period of 1900-1938. Certainly, not close to Leon's millionth type but still great fun.

what a life!
best,
barry

Hey Barry
I don't have anywhere close to a million but it feels like it!! If I would have stuck to only ACC cataloged cards I would have far fewer, but then what's the fun in that? My newest addition hasn't even made it to me yet but how do you know these things even exist, and you have to have them, before you see them? ......It's an addiction I tell ya'!!

[HRBAKER]

Dave,

That was my first reaction too, blaming someone else that is! Welcome to the disease!

[dstraate]

Hi Addicts,

I'm just a recreational user. I can quit whenever I want.

[ChrisStufflestreet]

If you think that's bad...I was just fine until the day I stumbled across a copy of Ron Erbe/Keith Mitchell's book The American Premium Guide to Baseball Cards in my Middle School library and discovered that there were cards long before the 1979 Topps set. I was in the 6th grade then and have been hopelessly hooked ever since.

It's all the fault of whomever bought that book for the library. Not only was it subversive, but such a book in the hands of a young impressionable American? The horror!

[toppcat]

Oh, I was addicted a long time ago--just not to E cards!

[ethicsprof]

now that's one unusual card!!!
in a category all its own.

thanks for sharing.

best,
barry