Tracking Down Board Members
Stingray
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Stone193 made a comment that had me thinking. For those that have been on a long time are there members that you have not heard from in awhile that you wish would come back? I always liked to hear from 67Topps, and he has not been on in a while. Just curious on who some of you favorite posters are that are no longer here?
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James
Used to working on HOF SS Baseballs--Now just '67 Sox Stickers and anything Boston related.
<< <i>I heard he's in jail. Most of the maximum security prisons won't let the inmates post on message boards. >>
Wow, I thought he was in a half way house for one armed Islamic African American midgets.
BTW: Cubby=Cub Fan
But for my money, there never any posts that were anywhere close to being as entertaining as those by PSAtan/Scumbi.
Kevin
I took a leave of absence for a while...nobody seemed to mind.
As for BKAH, well his posts were comical.
My eBay Store
BigCrumbs! I made over $250 last year!
<< <i>Crazysc was a nice guy but was bashed for the tv thing. >>
So what? Was he a transvestite or something?
matt
1994 Pro Line Live
TheDallasCowboyBackfieldProject
As I said, Aknot was a good guy and very helpful - my Stone193 was designed by him.
There was a really nice guy - aka Bearsnum who I spoke with and was hoping to see him visit SA from El Paso - he collected 55Ts.
Some of the guys do post on the registry, sports or even the open forum.
On CoolHand - I haven't spoke with him in a long while - there isn't a more intelligent guy around and I miss his posts very much. If we are going to have a major war - there isn't a better guy to have in the middle of the debate! He posts over at Beckett - he's more on the modern side anyway.
Sting
Thanx for starting this thread - I was going to do it this evening but you have the ball rolling very nicely.
mike
James
<< <i>As I said, Aknot was a good guy and very helpful - my Stone193 was designed by him. >>
What happened to Jimmy V anyway?
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<< <i>As I said, Aknot was a good guy and very helpful - my Stone193 was designed by him. >>
What happened to Jimmy V anyway? >>
Keith
His host site must still exist since my sig line icon is carried by him - I have a copy in my file ready to host if it disappears.
mike
edit: his last name is Facciolli.
Isn't his site called "Jimmy V Cardboard"?
<< <i>He was on television with Kenny Goldin was it? Hawking cards on late night tv. I wasn't a fan of the show or a customer . But the guy had alot of knowlege.
James >>
Oh. I wasnt sure what you meant by him being bashed for the tv thing.
Matt
1994 Pro Line Live
TheDallasCowboyBackfieldProject
<< <i>Isn't his site called "Jimmy V Cardboard"? >>
Keith
I think you may be correct - remember he bought this hoard of "Stuff" from one source on ebay and it was a nice sum of money. He just wanted to earn enough money to pay for his own cards and have some fun.
He was also not affraid to defend his position. I remember be got in the debate of the century when he was here on "closing auctions early" I believe.
mike
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<< <i>Isn't his site called "Jimmy V Cardboard"? >>
Keith
I think you may be correct - remember he bought this hoard of "Stuff" from one source on ebay and it was a nice sum of money. He just wanted to earn enough money to pay for his own cards and have some fun.
He was also not affraid to defend his position. I remember be got in the debate of the century when he was here on "closing auctions early" I believe.
mike >>
You are right about his last name, though.
Remember, the big fight about the trimmed cards, one being an Old Judge I think. And also the cardboard reconstruction guy.
"waittilltheytrytosell" was probably my favorite poster, incredible knowledge and lots of inside info..nobody ever found out who he actually was...he just dissaperared one day.
In the early days it was mostly Mcastly(sp) , acowa, aconte, gemmintman, carlos(carkim), dude, gemint, Buckwheat, I think all of them are here now but they just dont post much anymore.
I dont miss Davadillo that much, he did have some interesting things to say about dealers and grading and of course one of the most complete collections out there...but his ego was equally as large. Too much focus on plastic instead of the cards
Crazy was fantastic as well...one day he just left.
MW had probably the best fights...he really wasnt your run of mill troll...this guy could polarize the board worse than a republican/democrat bash.
A couple of good posters also died...that was quite sad.
P.S .......SKYliner had the one 1967 set at one time, he sold it all and devoted the money for his plane...his true hobby. Nice guy
Groucho Marx
<< <i>I'm starting to come back after a long absence. My absence was mainly due to a lull in collecting, and not solely because of the board, although sometimes I think it's too passive here. Nobody gets worked up anymore, probably for fear of getting banned, but that's what made this place really unique. Out of the controversies came some really good insights and knowledge. >>
jrinck
Can't argue with that unless you want me to.LOL
The one common denominator in this whole hobby thing relating to the boards is passion. And when gone, the place can get stale. I think that's what you may be alluding to. Whether the passion is channeled into enthusiasm for what one collects or an out and out neurotic propensity to argue, the place is more fun when it's jumpin' - heritage collectors light up the board once a year but a good ole fashion disagreement can be interesting - entertaining and enlightening - that we may all agree - I believe as long as it doesn't go too far...that is.
mike
Always looking for Topps Salesman Samples, pre '51 unopened packs, E90-2, E91a, N690 Kalamazoo Bats, and T204 Square Frame Ramly's
<< <i>The one I really miss is PSAtan. His posts were hysterical. >>
Agree Griff
The guy was a professional writer if memory serves and they don't come more creative or imaginative.
mike
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<< <i>The one I really miss is PSAtan. His posts were hysterical. >>
Agree Griff
The guy was a professional writer if memory serves and they don't come more creative or imaginative.
mike >>
For those who we're not priveleged to be here during the "Golden Age " of tthese boards, here is an example of Psatan/Scumbi's literary genius.
I have revived this post a couple of times before.
Psatan "Genius "
Hope you enjoy...Rob..
Stone, you aren't banned yet?
Seriously, I think some folks just gradually move on from here or from collecting in general. No formal goodbye, just a slow decline in interest.
<< <i>The one I really miss is PSAtan. His posts were hysterical. >>
Agreed. I don't think I've ever laughed at a message board posting as much as his.
You guys talk about BigKid like he's long gone - I believe he just posted something (the same thing as always) a few days ago.
CoolHandLuke had some great posts about modern issues - but, I never could understand the weird relationship he had with a poster called "The Roach"...
<< <i>And then there is Gemmy10 with his 2000 Upper Deck Yankee Master Collections and his spamming on the Sports Talk board. >>
Gemmy
Ya gotta leave for us to start talkin about ya!
<< <i>Virtualizard was always helpful on the board. He posted a photo for me when I didn't know how. >>
Jersey
Jeb's around - he doesn't post here too much - but I have seen him on the registry and vintage.
mike
Same with Vargha, alive and well, and still missing that arm. Or "mra" as he calls it. We're having lunch tomorrow, guess I"ll be cutting his steak for him again.
Always looking for Topps Salesman Samples, pre '51 unopened packs, E90-2, E91a, N690 Kalamazoo Bats, and T204 Square Frame Ramly's
<< <i>JEB's a really great guy- he wrote me a major inventory program for my collection, probably took him 80-90 hours, and never asked for a dime. He keeps tweeking it all the time too. He's still around, had a few emails with him today.
Same with Vargha, alive and well, and still missing that arm. Or "mra" as he calls it. We're having lunch tomorrow, guess I"ll be cutting his steak for him again. >>
Just be careful Griff
Don't let him order for you...with his dyslexia, instead of steak ya could wind up with bull's balls!
Groucho Marx
BTW: Cubby=Cub Fan
If anyone ever needs to contact me, my email address is jeb@virtualizard.com
JEB.
Hello there Jeb! I still remember you for helping get 10 cards graded with your bulk submission. Thanks!
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I always wonder what happened to Roach, DJB77, GoHalos, RobE, and the teacher that gave baseball card commons to his students (I forgot his screen name)...
I remember when I first came on here, it was sort of an initiation or rites of passage. People were harsh and critical about my posts. I guess I am a veteran now as far as the baseball card forums go. I am very new in the Ancient Coins forum and I have been bashed so many times ....its all part of getting accepted I guess.
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