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============= The Morning Thread ============
Somehow, that doesn't really help. But good luck in the coming semester!- JackLondon
- Post #42
- Forum: Baseball
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============= The Morning Thread ============
Morning all. Only 11 more days of summer break left. Crap.- JackLondon
- Post #34
- Forum: Baseball
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Thank you Pine Tar
Great work as always, Richard. Congrats to Max!- JackLondon
- Post #11
- Forum: Baseball
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============ The Morning Thread ============
Nope, doesn't serve boudin. Boudin is the last name of the family that has made the trademark sourdough bread for over 100 years. Perfect bread.- JackLondon
- Post #130
- Forum: Baseball
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I will scan them up this weekend. Nothing huge, but a few editions I didn't have.- JackLondon
- Post #116
- Forum: Baseball
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We ate at Boudin's on the wharf on Saturday.- JackLondon
- Post #109
- Forum: Baseball
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Chinese food and sourdough bread. Best in the world (including China).- JackLondon
- Post #107
- Forum: Baseball
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Of Jack I have four true firsts. I have a bench of modern firsts, but, ones that would be considered truly rare, I have about 40.- JackLondon
- Post #64
- Forum: Baseball
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I was lucky enough to inherit a nice starter collection of rare books from my grandpa. His father (my great grandpa) knew Jack London well from the Oakland days and my grandfather met him a couple times when he was a kid. My mom gave me my grandfather's last remaining signed London book when I...- JackLondon
- Post #62
- Forum: Baseball
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============ The Morning Thread ============
Morning all. Came home from the trip to find 16 TTMs had arrived! Posted up pics on the Through the Mail board. Trip was good. Picked up several editions, reconnected with a bookseller friend in Berkeley that I hadn't seen in ten years.- JackLondon
- Post #46
- Forum: Baseball
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TTM & IP Success/Failure Thread for July - September 2013
Came back from a trip to San Francisco/Berkeley and found a bunch of TTMs waiting for me! Several for my 1978 Topps collection: (Kranepool signature appears to be a rubber stamp) Couple for my Angels collection: Then a few other successes:- JackLondon
- Post #167
- Forum: Through The Mail and In Person Autographs
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I will ask Chris to tag me in the photos so you can see them, Dave.- JackLondon
- Post #71
- Forum: Baseball
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Back from Northern Cal trip. Happy birthday, Art!- JackLondon
- Post #61
- Forum: Baseball
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***************Sunday Morning Thread 8/11 *************
Morning all. Headed out from San Francisco today to Yosemite for a couple days, then back home. Had a very good book-buying trip in San Fran and Berkeley, as well as a nice visit to Jack London State Park (ninth visit to the park).- JackLondon
- Post #70
- Forum: Baseball
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******** Saturday Morning Thread ***************
Sorry, just saw this. If you go back there I would be interested if the price is right.- JackLondon
- Post #74
- Forum: Baseball
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*****Morning Thread **************
Great writeup, Alex. Glad you had a great time!- JackLondon
- Post #120
- Forum: Baseball
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TTM & IP Success/Failure Thread for July - September 2013
Joe, I always ask them to personalize the card. Since these are all PC items, I prefer them personalized. Probably 75-80% of the players add the personalization.- JackLondon
- Post #146
- Forum: Through The Mail and In Person Autographs
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Yeah, Dave is a dam MET! Get it right, Barry!- JackLondon
- Post #116
- Forum: Baseball
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TTM & IP Success/Failure Thread for July - September 2013
Got several more for my 1978 Topps autograph collection over the past few days:- JackLondon
- Post #140
- Forum: Through The Mail and In Person Autographs
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Long, potentially boring nostalgia post. Or, "Where Have You Gone, Biff Pocoroba?"
Re: Long, potentially boring nostalgia post. Or, "Where Have You Gone, Biff Pocoroba?" I agree. While Bostock's death changed me, Munson's shook me up badly, too. It almost seemed, at the age of 11, that things were out of control somehow. As if the "stability" that I imagined was...- JackLondon
- Post #21
- Forum: Baseball
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Long, potentially boring nostalgia post. Or, "Where Have You Gone, Biff Pocoroba?"
Re: Long, potentially boring nostalgia post. Or, "Where Have You Gone, Biff Pocoroba?" Figured you would get a kick out of the post, Dave. I spent every penny of birthday/chore money on cards. One time I even blew the princely sum of $5.00 completely on 1978 packs. I think they were 15...- JackLondon
- Post #19
- Forum: Baseball
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============ The Morning Thread ============
Hope you see some improvement healthwise, Charlie.- JackLondon
- Post #93
- Forum: Baseball
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Long, potentially boring nostalgia post. Or, "Where Have You Gone, Biff Pocoroba?"
Re: Long, potentially boring nostalgia post. Or, "Where Have You Gone, Biff Pocoroba?" I agree with how cool the manager cards were. Blew my mind as a kid to find out that guys like Tom Lasorda used to play.- JackLondon
- Post #16
- Forum: Baseball
