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Superbowl Week Feature: New Orleans’ Saints And The Dome Patrol

kristopher | January 31, 2010

The New Orleans Saints are Superbowl bound and the hype-machine’s about to kick into high-gear. The Saints should be greeted by the sun-drenched coastline of southern Florida any day now, but until then we’ll linger on the past.
There’s very little doubt that Archie Manning has become the Saints most memorable player in their history, [...]

Blowoutcards.com’s Special, HTML Protocol, and Cat Meows.

kristopher | November 27, 2009

Blowoutcards has started their Black Friday Sales and my cat, distressed by my girlfriend flying to New York, has decided to meow it’s face off at exactly 5:55 AM.
So, I’m up.

Black Friday Emails? But, I’m Canadian.

kristopher | November 26, 2009

American Thanksgiving means all-day football, for the most part crappy football, but football none the less.  Apparently, Americans love spending money on the day after Thanksgiving, which lead to plenty of emails regarding super-sales on cards.  I like cards.  Goodtimes.  If you’re already doing the CheckOutMyCards thing, then now’s the time to cash out or [...]

Topps Finest Redemptions: Liars & Cheats.

kristopher | November 11, 2009

Other than collecting vintage football cards, I’ve got a soft-spot in my heart for Travis Snider’s baseball cards.  I wanted to keep this football card journey separate from my daily rambling and rants but after receiving an email from Topps, I can no longer sit back.  So when Topps Finest promised me Autographed Letter Patches [...]

What A Weekend! Housekeeping? Housekeeping!

kristopher | October 26, 2009

I absolutely destroyed my list this weekend with some steals, some deals, and some overpaying.  I’m starting to get up there in price, but I’ll refrain from posting the goodies until they’re in my mailbox.  I feel as though I’ve been pretty lucky with eBay.  I’m not certain what the average is, but I’ve only [...]

The Very First Post

kristopher | October 23, 2009

The 21st century is the football century.  I love baseball, but Bud Selig’s failed to market the game to an OCD-ridden generation.  The NFL, for all of its faults, has managed to capitalize on every emerging technology for the past 50-years.
The game of football was made for television, and television was made for the NFL: [...]