But I don't regret a bit of it, and since I'm sharing this Jim Palmer portrait, in which artist Brett Farr has lovingly rendered the Hall of Famer's chest hair, neither should you. Show and tell coming soon - cards, not chest hair.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Jim Palmer, 2010 Topps National Chicle #211
But I don't regret a bit of it, and since I'm sharing this Jim Palmer portrait, in which artist Brett Farr has lovingly rendered the Hall of Famer's chest hair, neither should you. Show and tell coming soon - cards, not chest hair.
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Cakes has some hairs out of place. He was probably my second favorite pitcher in the 70s (Tom Seaver was my favorite).
When Cakes' hairs are out of place, you can be sure that he planned it that way. Just ask him.
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