Have we exhausted all possible topics for T206 cards?

z28jd · #1 06-29-2012, 05:55 PM

Here is a serious question, has anyone here besides Ted, because he's older than the printing presses t206's were made on, ever met a player from the t206 set?

Here's a non-serious one, two T206's walk into a bar....finish the rest(and I want names)

Runscott · #2 06-29-2012, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by z28jd

Here is a serious question, has anyone here besides Ted, because he's older than the printing presses t206's were made on, ever met a player from the t206 set?

Here's a non-serious one, two T206's walk into a bar....finish the rest(and I want names)

The first one says, "what's that clown Burns doing wearing his glove on the wrong hand?"

The second one says, "Powers, you goof - first of all, it's 1910 and you're dead. Secondly, his hand is made out of cardboard so it's not even a real glove."

The first one says, "Patee, you're one to talk - I'd rather be dead than spend my life stuck in a Florida postcard."

frankbmd · #3 06-30-2012, 03:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Runscott

The first one says, "what's that clown Burns doing wearing his glove on the wrong hand?"

The second one says, "Powers, you goof - first of all, it's 1910 and you're dead. Secondly, his hand is made out of cardboard so it's not even a real glove."

The first one says, "Patee, you're one to talk - I'd rather be dead than spend my life stuck in a Florida postcard."

In another corner of the bar in St. Louis later in the fall of 1910, Demmitt and O'Hara are finishing off their last quaffs,

Demmitt says, "You know, O'Hara, we only have seven hits between us since coming to St. Louis, we're both washed up and we'll never be worth a damn thing.

To which O'Hara responds, "Not true, Demmitt, last week Polar Bear stopped printing our cards. They'll be worth a fortune some day.

Matthew H · #4 06-30-2012, 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by frankbmd

In another corner of the bar in St. Louis later in the fall of 1910, Demmitt and O'Hara are finishing off their last quaffs,

Demmitt says, "You know, O'Hara, we only have seven hits between us since coming to St. Louis, we're both washed up and we'll never be worth a damn thing.

To which O'Hara responds, "Not true, Demmitt, last week Polar Bear stopped printing our cards. They'll be worth a fortune some day.

"Now off to our plastic caskets."

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