They have already knocked off 100 million people in the 20th century, and if we don't come to our senses, they could kill one billion in the 21st century
The company says it has paid out about $323 million in judgments and interest
Thats a total of 112 handsomely displayed, albeit perhaps glued and pasted, cards (Unlike so many of todays collections that house slivered, frail artifacts in dust-free confines of neat and narrow card boxes or todays slick, ultraviolet-ray resistant, acid-free, and PVC-free protective page sleeves destined for some cloistered binder, once upon a time folks would tape orgaspglue and paste their cardboard and/or paper treasures into an album for display.) The history of the 1933 Sanella set is known (and speculated upon) in some circles of avid baseball fans and card collectors
They felt that they had privileges and rights that the others did not
If coolness feels better on the back of your throat, try sipping ice water