42) Name: Lenny Dykstra Team: Philadelphia Phillies Position: Center field Value of card: Three "refried" dips of chewing tobacco Key 1990 stat: 7-inch turtleneck A look at Lenny Dykstra, By the Numbers: Hits, career: 1,298 Chews, career: 1.298 million Batting average, career: .285 Bowl cut average, career: 1.000 Stolen bases, career: 285 Stolen business ideas, post-career: 285 Home runs, career: 81 Failed businesses, post-career: 81 Salary total, career: $29.8 million Bankruptcy total, post-career: $29.8 million Larry Milbourne, 1980 Topps Name: Larry Milbourne Team: Seattle Mariners Position: Shortstop-second base Value of card: Six water bottles filled with tobacco spit Key 1979 stat: 14,390 chews taken 10 things Milbourne might be chewing in his left cheek: 10) The ball from his first, and only, hit of the season 9) A fish thrown at his face at Pike Place Market 8) An actual mariner 7) 1.5 pounds of bubblegum stolen from a chubby kid in row 1 6) Cancer 5) The Topps logo that's mysteriously not on this card 4) A third batting glove covered in chewing tobacco spit 3) The second "R" in his first name that he left out of his signature 2) His other lambchop 1) A chew, a chew, a chew, a chew and another chew Rod Beck, 1994 Upper Deck Name: Rod Beck Team: San Francisco Giants Position: Closer Value of card: Three "refried" chews Key 1993 stat: Three addictions kicked
Simply placed in the mouth, usually between the upper lip and gums on one side discreetly
(Who knew Id have to do math for a tobacco article?) When we made the editorial decision to have our prominent home page tobacco review for the September issue be that of Three Nuns , I knew we would need to address this topic
And she submitted yet another complaint about Draw Me a Star, by Eric Carle, the author of The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Several studies revealed a significant level of dependence among e-cigarette users 48
