
Bobblehead dolls…please. 40,000 of them on a given night at a major league ballpark.
And often to commemorate a player of marginal ability. [Not daring to use names here.]
If those petroleum-based cluttermeisters even make it home, they’re headed straight to the closet and/or the landfill.
Question 1: What is the half-life of a bobblehead doll of a shortstop who batted .234 lifetime? 450-800 years
Question 2: What does the guy’s batting average have to do with degradation of plastic?
Answer: Nothing. Nothing at all.
