Did Karl Marx collect baseball cards?

doog71

I read somewhere that he did until the first Beckett Price Guide came out.

georgebailey2

Yes, he did.

Then he cut them up into millions of pieces so everyone would have one. In the end, no one was happy with their scrap of paper. He went on to become a product development person for Upper Deck at the ripe old age of 180.

doog71

<< <i>Yes, he did.

Then he cut them up into millions of pieces so everyone would have one. In the end, no one was happy with their scrap of paper. He went on to become a product development person for Upper Deck at the ripe old age of 180. >>



Ha!

jeffcbay

He did up until 1987 when his musical career really started taking off with singles like "Don't Mean Nothing" and "Endless Summer Nights".

Wait... that's Richard Marx.

Carry on.

Dboneesq

And how would he get to the card shows?

doog71

<< <i>And how would he get to the card shows?



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From what I understand Marx was a rickshaw man.

stown

<< <i>Yes, he did.

Then he cut them up into millions of pieces so everyone would have one. In the end, no one was happy with their scrap of paper. He went on to become a product development person for Upper Deck at the ripe old age of 180. >>



: standing ovation :

bishop

In a USA interview a few years back Carlos Slim said his first "business" venture was trading and flipping baseball cards in his school yard. However Mr Slim was not likely a avid follewer of Mr Marx

Griffins

Karl Mark actually invented game used insert cards, as a way to share the wealth.

georgebailey2

<< <i>Karl Mark actually invented game used insert cards, as a way to share the wealth. >>



Figures a commie like Che would steal my joke.

Of course, you spoon fed it while one had to think about mine.

itzagoner

well it was certainly no fun playing in the Marxist Little League.

269 other kids got the same MVP trophy as me.

MrSnuffleupagus

No. But, his brothers did!

stormtrooper80