Great blog as always. Comments on my own blog has been a big problem and hopefully it improves but i wont holld my breth. Great pickups. Cant wait for your next blog. Excelsior sir
Thanks again Del! I really hope YT resolves this issue as it's become more than just a wee bit aggravating, guess it's one of those things we all have to tolerate.
Some good VHS pickups here Keith. They are very collectible and look good on the shelf. I started collecting them again a while ago, particularly ex-rentals, although they can be bloody expensive on ebay. Ive got a VHS player which I haven't set up yet but i plan on sorting that out soon. Do you plan to watch them as well or just collect?
Cheers James! Purchasing ex-rentals aren't always the cheapest, that's why I just tend to stick with the standard releases. I'll only buy VHS or any other format with the intent of watching them, there's no point in owning possessions if they're not being utilised.
Sorry if you get this twice, UA-cam is being a b3ll3nd... Cheers for another interesting vid. I think if someone can identify as a cat then it seems reasonable for you to identify as a (wireless) mouse lol. Tbh though i'm not convinced that whole debacle wasn't fake news (google Nesrine Malik's article entitled "It doesn’t matter if a girl identified as a cat (she didn’t)"). I know what you mean about sometimes collecting or buying things because certain people or books or UA-cam channels make you think it's an essential purchase. If i could go back in time i'd have bought a lot, lot fewer games, books and films, partly because they never truly clicked with me anyway, partly because there aren't enough hours in the day to actually watch/play/read everything and partly because the more stuff you have the less you really treasure anything. I remember when i was a kid i only had a few games and films but i'd play/watch them over and over again and would ultimately get more out of them. Sorry for the rambling response!
Cheers for your interesting response mate, great ramble. Looking back, especially during my teenage years and early 20's, I spent more money on games that didn't get played on much (if not at all), compared to the ones I actually put effort into. The thought of it is quite frightening in hindsight, if I was 16 years old again, I'd be embarrassed.
Great blog as always. Comments on my own blog has been a big problem and hopefully it improves but i wont holld my breth. Great pickups. Cant wait for your next blog. Excelsior sir
Thanks again Del! I really hope YT resolves this issue as it's become more than just a wee bit aggravating, guess it's one of those things we all have to tolerate.
Some good VHS pickups here Keith. They are very collectible and look good on the shelf. I started collecting them again a while ago, particularly ex-rentals, although they can be bloody expensive on ebay. Ive got a VHS player which I haven't set up yet but i plan on sorting that out soon. Do you plan to watch them as well or just collect?
Cheers James! Purchasing ex-rentals aren't always the cheapest, that's why I just tend to stick with the standard releases. I'll only buy VHS or any other format with the intent of watching them, there's no point in owning possessions if they're not being utilised.
Sorry if you get this twice, UA-cam is being a b3ll3nd... Cheers for another interesting vid. I think if someone can identify as a cat then it seems reasonable for you to identify as a (wireless) mouse lol. Tbh though i'm not convinced that whole debacle wasn't fake news (google Nesrine Malik's article entitled "It doesn’t matter if a girl identified as a cat (she didn’t)"). I know what you mean about sometimes collecting or buying things because certain people or books or UA-cam channels make you think it's an essential purchase. If i could go back in time i'd have bought a lot, lot fewer games, books and films, partly because they never truly clicked with me anyway, partly because there aren't enough hours in the day to actually watch/play/read everything and partly because the more stuff you have the less you really treasure anything. I remember when i was a kid i only had a few games and films but i'd play/watch them over and over again and would ultimately get more out of them. Sorry for the rambling response!
Cheers for your interesting response mate, great ramble. Looking back, especially during my teenage years and early 20's, I spent more money on games that didn't get played on much (if not at all), compared to the ones I actually put effort into. The thought of it is quite frightening in hindsight, if I was 16 years old again, I'd be embarrassed.