Yes, Google AI has confirmed this to be the reason.
Man... what did we do before internet???
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Man... what did we do before internet???
We used smoke signals, Sun dials, the Dewey Decimal System, Encyclopdia Brittanicas and View Masters. And if you know what a View Master was, I'll be more than shocked.
And if none of those tools worked we'd just say "I don't know,". And we used to say that a lot!!!! LMAO!!!
View Masters were going out as I was growing up I think. They always fell behind on clicks, I think this was it's ultimate flaw. We'd still be clicking to see pictures of pyramids if we didnt have to keep adjusting the photo wheel!!
Dang! I'm shocked! I thought they were gone well before you were born!
What the pyramids? Nah, that magician that writes books just moved them to New York... or something like that
Ha!
Here's one for today!
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2005 Studio Autographs #276 Adrian Gonzalez
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2005 Studio Autographs #276 Adrian Gonzalez
Here's one for today!
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1985 Fleer #155 Roger Clemens RC
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1985 Fleer #155 Roger Clemens RC
2001 Fleer e-x wall of fame relics ken griffey jr
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Haven't heard that name in forever! I believe I had him on one of my fantasy teams, "MEAN MACHINE"....don't think I sniffed the playoffs at all those first few years...those were the days when you used the Miller Lite scoring, and rushed to get a USA Today newspaper on Monday morning to get the stats! So much fun!!
What in the world? There was "Fantasy" before internet? I seriously never got in to it so I'd have no clue when it started and got hot. I always assumed it was around 2015 that is was just emerging....
i remember doing fantasy baseball in the 80's and the sporting news was your friend
Here's one for today!
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2010 Topps Prime #42 Rob Gronkowski RC SER 999
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2010 Topps Prime #42 Rob Gronkowski RC SER 999
Wonder how much those people in background get paid for that gig. I could do that!!
@TC84
According to the internet; "The photo used for Rob Gronkowski’s 2010 Topps Prime #42 rookie card was taken during the 2010 NFLPA Rookie Premiere, which was held on May 22, 2010, at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles." I don't think the people in the stands got paid, but I would attend such an event if I had the chance!
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Finally! Got one on Doc... possibly. I bet those people aren't even real. Just superimposed in the background. I've been wrong before, though
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