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Old 05-23-2010, 11:59 AM
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again, you will never prove that it is Jackson unless you find the photographer that took the picture or the original along with some sort of documentation saying it is Jackson. While intriguing, this thread will only serve to artificially jack the price up on yet another card. the player looks more like Lord than Jackson. This is wishfull thinking at best, and plays to the mindset of those that look for pots of gold at the ends of rainbows. Is that a UFO hovering in the sky outside the stadium in that picture above "Jacksons" head and to the left. Wow, this card has something for everyone. I think I see Jack the Ripper peering over the fence to look at Jackson's slide also. Unbelieveable ! what was he doing in America at this time
you forgot about his wife, Morgan Fairchild, who is also there...yeah, that's the ticket!
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you forgot about his wife, Morgan Fairchild, who is also there...yeah, that's the ticket!
I heard there was a bigfoot sighting at the field right before this very picture was taken. the cameraman was too slow and clumsy to reload fresh film and therefore only captured Jackson sliding, and not the Sasquatch
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If it was him, he was paid by gamblers to get caught stealing.
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What if he beat the tag and was safe?
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So what is the consensus on the "Baker gets his man" card?
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