Listening: Talking
Heads More Songs About Buildings and Food
Another little lull in posting. To be expected after taking about a week off
from sending out offers. I have sent
about a dozen trades out this week so we should have a nice, steady stream of
cards to cover in the coming week or two.
I failed to mention on Monday that I missed out on yet
another Chris Webber printing plate on eBay.
Basically, it feels like one pops up for bidding every ten days or
so. Initially, they were going for just
over $50. Lately, they’ve been selling
for $60, $70, even $80. That’s
nuts. A Webber printing plate, at a
somewhat reasonable price, has become my white whale.
We were watching Despicable
Me 3 on Netflix the other night for about the fifth time in the last two
weeks and Harper pointed out that the minions had pink toilet paper.
I thought for a moment and said, “Do they
make colored toilet paper anymore? You
go to the store and the shelves are stocked with nothing but white TP.” My wife, who is only four years younger than
me, responded with something like, “What do you mean ‘anymore’?” I told her I remembered colored TP as a kid,
but she did not. So I had to Google it
and prove to her that colored TP was an option when we were growing up. By the late 80s it had largely been phased
out.
I received one package yesterday and two more today; all
TCDB trades. My first trade with
otisthelab kicks things off and consists of football additions for the Michigan
and Bama collections:
A stack of 90-91 Score Canadian set builders from Dmalshere1
follows:
My sixth trade with AwgyDawgy concludes today’s recap. We begin with a trio of 91 Fleer set
builders:
The majority of the trade consists of basketball set
builders from the first half of the 90s:
We finish up with a trio of basketball and football
additions for the Michigan collection:
I remember green, pink and blue toilet paper. The story I heard is that the coloring was causing allergic reactions on people so they stopped making them.
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