There was an episode of The Odd Couple where Felix invents trading cards for kids who don’t like sports: “Great Moments in Opera No. 72: Madam Butterfly commits suicide.”
I’m surprised Schroeder could bear to part with Beethoven. Trading Bach, Brahms & Mozart/Tchaikovsky would have been more in character imo (or was this before his obsession with Beethoven began?).
Templo S.U.D. over 6 years ago
how long until Joe Shlabonik?
Jesy Bertz Premium Member over 6 years ago
Three Hall of Fame players for three of the greatest composer who ever lived sounds like a fair trade.
wiatr over 6 years ago
If Charlie gets lucky he can soon add a Chopin, Dvorak, Sibelius and Ravel to his collection.
Troglodyte over 6 years ago
Compose yourself, CB!
Grammar.Consulting over 6 years ago
They were quite the double-play combo, Bach to Beethoven to Brahms; “Ruthlessly pricking our gonfalon bubble.”
jrankin1959 over 6 years ago
There was an episode of The Odd Couple where Felix invents trading cards for kids who don’t like sports: “Great Moments in Opera No. 72: Madam Butterfly commits suicide.”
ahem Premium Member over 6 years ago
I’m surprised Schroeder could bear to part with Beethoven. Trading Bach, Brahms & Mozart/Tchaikovsky would have been more in character imo (or was this before his obsession with Beethoven began?).
Neo Stryder over 6 years ago
Well, you have ballplayes, he has valsplayers.
WCraft Premium Member over 6 years ago
Those are some valuable baseball cards! The composers? Not so much.
ForbesField over 6 years ago
Just don’t ask Charlie Brown to give up a Joe Shlabotnik card.
hooglah over 6 years ago
Just traded away a few million in $ in baseball cards.
ChessPirate over 6 years ago
Not quite a fair trade. One of Schroeder’s is just a Bach-up…
MCProfessor about 6 years ago
What? No Joe Shlabotnik!