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OHSportsFan said:
Supposedly killed by a fellow tech entreprenuer. Wow.


(Not going to lie. I was going to give this one a couple months and tee up a “maybe if he had cash on him and not on his phone he’d survive a mugging”…assuming it was a vagrant.)

(And with that, I’m going to hell. With whoever murdered this nice guy. Rest in peace Bob Lee)
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The tech entrepreneur killing him kind of makes more sense in a way.

Most muggers and/or bank robbers don’t usually want to kill anyone. They just want some money and would rather not risk a homicide charge.
 
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Oh8ch said:
My BBall cards disappeared while I was in the service also. My collection ranged from 1959 to late 1960s with several complete sets.

I would be a millionaire.
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I still have about a thousand baseball cards and a couple thousand football cards from the 70s, including Walter Payton's rookie card.

Fortunately, my mom never threw out the shoe boxes I had them in for years. When I was out of work for a few months in 1993 I organized them all into albums that i still have 30 years later. Pretty sure i could make some bank (except for the handful of football cards I had pinned to a bulletin board in the mid-70s), but I haven't needed to so they just continue to age like fine wine. Most are still in very good shape.
 
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