i think she means enviorment-wise. thats alot of waste spent on media. will the discs be biodegradable?
Quote:As small and as limited as my DVD collection may be
You're kidding, right?
LyricalGomez Wrote:Quote:As small and as limited as my DVD collection may be
You're kidding, right?
actually, I'm not - I've got a friend that has at least 3 times as much as I do - but he buys anything. I only buy classics or stuff I'll watch more than twice.
Having your own display case is not small and limited
considering half the case is made up of cd's (2 sides) and the other 2 are DVD's, thats limited, and I think small.
goat is right, you people are just po white trash.
my friends dad buys pretty much any movie he sees. they have to be up to about 400 now. i only have 70
I have about 20, and at least 15 of them were bought more than 3 years ago.
lord of the rings, the 4 disc special thingy
I don't think there could've been a dorkier answer to that question
if anyone really cares, <a href=http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?cat=1&id=rmckofke>my list of DVD's can be found here</a>. It looks like a lot, but most of them are box sets, and the Bond titles alone are three sets (20 movies). It's not like I have every movie, I just stick with genres that I like. A few of the wife's are in there as well, those will be painfully obvious.
i like that site, so i made my own list....
here
i think QS collection has better quality over quantity, then again i was never a big bond or sci-fi fan.
my wife watches movies like Can't Hardly Wait....definitely not my kinda movie to watch let alone buy.
To each his own :-D
that movie fucking ownz and it was only $10 at best buy...still is i think. seth green is hilarious in it
oh man, you have the cable guy too. you rule!