On The Lighter Side

[lharri3600]

I was going through a stack of cards this morning, and hit hit me! Wow this guy reminds me of old Arnold

[kcohen]

Larry - You're trippin'. His hair is parted on the opposite side.

[lharri3600]

not so much the hair

[Ease]

Every time I see Arnold I think of THIS

[jrenaut]

If Bruce Willis didn't travel back in time to play for the Senators under the name "Bob Groom", I'll eat my hat.

[Bocabirdman]

Larry......It is barely possibbly that you have too much free time on your hands, my friend.

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

Dang that's creepy.

[novakjr]

Originally Posted by kcohen

Larry - You're trippin'. His hair is parted on the opposite side.

Oh my. It's him, and it's obviously a reverse negative error. The secret history behind Stovall is that he was a Cyberdyne Systems Series 800 Model 101 Terminator. He was originally sent back to Portland, Oregon in 1902 to protect Sarah Connor's maternal grandfather, player/manager Sammy Vigneaux, of the Portland Webfotts. Sammy ultimately decided to use him in the lineup on a few occasions, before reprogramming him to follow Andy Anderson instead. Unfortunately, Sammy had only used Andy's first initial, resulting in major confusion for the T-101. After following Adam, Alan, Aaron, Artemis and Alexander Anderson on different occasions in 1903, he ultimately settled into Burlington in 1904 with another Andy Anderson. Who co-incidentally also happened to play ball, this time for the Burlington River Bats.. Later that season Andy was involved in an game of poker with Cleveland manager Bill Armour. During the final hand, Andy was so confident with his hand of 2 pair(Jacks over 5s) that he had bet the cyborg. Armour ultimately held a full-house(6s and 3s). Thus beginning of Stovall's Major League career.