Youthful hobbies like baseball card collecting has been ruined

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Because emotionally arrested grown-ups turned the ephemera of their youth into the specialized industries of their adulthood.

Youthful hobbies like shooting speedballs are still good though.

I like meth, I don't think I'll ever stop, even when I grow up.

Kind of silly that someone would pay like five thousand dollars for one lousy baseball card.

Then again, a lot of those collector types are silly. For Example: Some dude recently paid about two million dollars for a 1913 nickel. The stupid thing is, a 1912 nickel, which looks just like the 1913 one, is worth only about a buck. And only another coin collecting nerd would know the difference.

Your fixed gear is worth about 20 times what it was 4 years ago....just sayin'...

I dont understand the whole fixed gear thing. It's a good idea, maybe, for cities like, say, Twin Falls, which is basically flat. But what if you live in the Highlands, Hillway-Lancaster area, or up on the bench? Seems to me you'd want some extra low gears.

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