On a search for binders and sleeves I stopped by Walmart hoping that I could get in without buying any cards. I saw a bunch of blasters of Allen and Ginter and I had to check it out. I wanted to find out how it compared to the Target blaster I picked up about a week ago and of course to see if I could chip away at my base set of cards.
I think Matt Kemp looks a little like that rapper Redman. At least I think that's his name. He was a member of the Wu Tang Klan.
Here's the breakdown:
1 sketch card:
25 evan longoria
minis:
1,126,159,177,236,340
Everytime I pull a non-baseball card I feel like El Guapo when he gets a sweater.
Sorry, lame film reference.
Two of the of the minis were A&G backs
31 base cards
(I'm not going to bore people by listing each one)
NP:
68-75
kind of weird that the NP set was so sequential.
This is a funny "off the cuff" type of candid shot. I wonder if he's happy this is his official A&G card?
After seeing the hits that other people were pulling I was sort of hoping to find
something interesting in my blaster.
I didn't really find any hits plus they shorted me a mini and a base card, which really sucks when you only have 4 real base cards per retail pack.
I thought that the blasters were the best for finding a wide variety of minis, but I was disapointed to be shorted a mini and I only pulled one black border mini with no hand numbered minis in the blaster.
This went a long way to finishing my base set as I only pulled 8 base set doubles.
I really wish I could use some sort of restraint when I see box of Allen and Ginter. If so, I might actually be able justify just buying a hobby box.
I think this puts me at still needing 200 base cards to complete the set. Hahah!! Just writing that makes it seem like such a hard thing to finish.
McConiughey is a bowling champion with the special olympics. He has "rolled" an 800 series which apparently is harder to do than a single 300 game. Look at how big his bowling hand is!!
It's alright though, I have a whole year to get it finished and a whole year to bore people with my step by step progress in finishing it.
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