A while ago, Thorzul Will Rule featured one of those card war podcasts, and I actually made it through the entire thing. (Don't get offended. I merely have no time to watch entire videos or listen to entire podcasts. It's not the content. It's the format). On the podcast, Thorzul made a comment about the 1972 Topps set containing a lot of players featuring one particular character trait. He called it "freaky blue eyes." I knew immediately what he was talking about because I had noticed this, too. I also noticed it because I, in fact, possess "freaky blue eyes." It's OK. I'm all right with it. Chicks happen to dig them. Isn't that right, Jim? But, it's true, they can be viewed as "freaky," in that vacant, soul-less, stare-right-through-you-so-they-can-absorb-your-life-essence sort of way. Kind of like Dennis here. Don't look directly at him. I don't know why this aspect seems so noticeable on 1972 T...
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