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He's not paying them.

How much would you say these are worth? 😀 baseball cards.pdf

I have a lot of cards from the late 60s and 70s which is when I collected. We played all kinds of games with them and they are all hacked up. Thus, they are worth nothing, but their poor condotion is what gives them character! I wouldn't sell them anyway. Too many memories.

Yes, he does want it back for the reasons you mentioned. I just don't think he has a grand plan. The danger is his recklessness and psychopathy and the damaging decisions to which they could lead.

I don't think he even wanted to be President. That happened by accident. As I said before, if the dummies of America want to give him that power, he'll take it, but he has no coherent plan. He's too ignorant and disorganized to have a plan.

You can get the same sneakers (without the ugly paint job) for $19.99 at Walmart. Inflation 2000%. Dump campaigns on inflation and then sells ridiculously over priced shoes, but people are still too dumb to see it.

A small number will get them and will be used to promote them further. The rest won't get them. It is how scams work.

Imagine what it feels like to have your entire life controlled by an amoral ignoramus.

I have had my Ariens for about 10 years. It still works great.

I don't think Trump wants that. He'll take if the dummies of America give it to him, but I don't think that's his goal. And if it is, the wealthy who control all the money won't allow it because it will weaken us too much. The only certainty is that the wealthy will get wealthier and the rest of us will get just enough to keep the economy going.

Couldn't you say something smilar about Trump turning the United States into North Korea? I hear a few of you guys talking about that a lot. I don't know if we'll see a total collapse, but I could see a situation where enough damage is done to our system where it creates some temporary chaos and the middle class loses parts of their retirement savings while the wealthy escape unscathed.

I think that's part of the reason they got Canha. He can play first base if Torkelson slumps badly.

That was my assumption. Every President is "America first" and, for the most part, they should be for practical reasons.

They were hold They were holding out for Gleybor Torres.

Someone always bails out that asshole.

Hiura has never really had a position, so he should fit in well.

Keston Hiura is what you hope Keith and Jung do not become. Top 10 prospect a few years ago, strong rookie year, not much since then. Had a big in AAA last year and is a low risk signing.

I think about that frequently. It almost eems inevitable at some point.

If adding six teams would make them money, they would not care about player talent. They will add two teams though. I have no interest in any location other than Montreal. Other than that, I favor anything in the eastern time zone.

But it can contribute to respitory and cardiovascular problems, especially in the elderly.

I think you are in the majority.

Just to be clear, I was talking about wars in general.

I always thought that America's involvement in wars was always to the benefit of Americans. Maybe not all Americans or even most Americans and the benefits may not always be well intentioned, but I don't think we are spending money and endangering soldiers for magnanimous reasons

I don't get the impression that Hinch sees Vierling as the primary third baseman. When asked about it, the first two names he brought up were McKinstry and Ibanez. I believe Vierling is viewed as a frequently used utility player.

Just like Maton, McKinstry and Nevin were going to hold down third base when they let Candelario go. I am fine with them going into the season with what they have, but I'm not going to pretend that third base isn't a problem.