Night Owl Cards

A few days ago, Billy from Cardboard History wrote up a bucket list of achievements he would like to accomplish in the hobby. Now, I've been aware of "bucket lists," since it became a concept but I've never given it much of a thought, in the hobby or in everyday life. I'm not much of a traveler and every person's bucket list seems to contain some version of "see the world." In fact, I'm very much of a realist and wild flights of fancy don't enter my mind too often. Normally, if I was going to devise a hobby bucket list, I might say, "complete all of the Kellogg's 3D sets of the 1970s" or something a little time-consuming, but fairly achievable. But after seeing Billy's list and some of the, shall we say, "ambitious" items on his list, I decided to take my hobby bucket list in that direction. If Billy's goals can include starting a card company and convincing card companies to include a player from every ...