I don't remember collecting this many Battlestar Gallactica cards. I remember liking the show a little, but I must of had like 30 of these laying around.
I used to have a ton of hockey cards, now I only have 1.
Of course I had a few Micheal Jackson cards. I picked this Billie Jean card to upload because I loved that song. Still do. Looking at this card you can almost hear him singing and dancing on those lighted squares.
Thank goodness I couldn't find my silver glove and socks. I'd have to hold the urge to try them on.
Chewbacca makes an appearance.
I couldn't figure out where I knew this guy from and after googling his name, I figure it out. He's the dude from Real Housewives of the OC.
A reflector type card. Showing the pitching motion in the Orioles' Jim Palmer.
A still from the TV show Dallas. The backs of the TV show cards are puzzle pieces.
I seem to have a lot of pop culture cards. Maybe that explains why I like sets like Allen and Ginter so much. They're cool because they include a variety of subjects.
I always picture this guy as a Dodger not a Padre. Shows how much I know about baseball. He was in town a few weeks ago, I should have tried to get his autograph.
I've always liked Dan Fouts. I would rather here him call a game on TV than just about anybody. He's knowledgeable and knows when to not talk to much. Or at least compared to the current crop of play-by-play and color guys on TV these days.
I don't know what the in the Hell this is. A giveaway from Coors light promoting women's baseball? I have know idea why they were made or why I have them. I'm guessing they were made during the A League of Their Own movie period. Hmmm. Interesting card. Their is a palm tree, stadium lights, bystanders and empty stadium seats.
I think Tim Lincecum should grow some sideburns like Goose. That would definitely complete his look.
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1985 Donruss is great. And so is that '82 Fleer Triple Threat card.
Re: the Coors card:
The Silver Bullets -- sponsored by Coors -- were an all-female baseball (not softball)-playing team that toured the country, often playing men's teams during the mid-1990s.
I sort of addressed it here:
http://nightowlcards.blogspot.com/2009/04/brush-with-greatness-phil-and-joe.html
Yes!! I remember reading that post about the Niekro brothers and the Silver Bullets. Thanks for the info.
I like all the old cards, I still wish I could find them all. The older the better as far as I'm concerned.
Those Star Wars and Battlestar Gallactica cards look like the ones that came with bread. I could be wrong...it's been a looong time since mine have seen the light of day.
I think you're right, now that I think about it they were probably from some Hostess loafs of bread.
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