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Hey,
I believe it was Tom who I said I'd show my wrestling collection to someday. This is only the DVDs/Videos I could find, there might be more. I have tons more stuff including figures, games, cards etc etc.
Bare in mind, I've never brought any VHS online, ever! Some DVDs were purchased via amazon but not many :)
http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/7201/wrestlingo.jpg
That is sensational.
Over The Edge </3
Fair play!
How much ;) lmao!
Since it's my childhood. PRICELESS ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kasabian
Most of my wrestling "collection" looks like this:
http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/7729/1000623hh.jpg
What, polish?Quote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
Manufactured in Poland. They're review discs.
Ah I see.Quote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
I've got around 15 VHS, 10 VHS recordings(predominately old ECW ppv's) and 2 dvds(ones of them is XPW).
Around 30 ish PPV's on an external HDD, too.
58 WWE, WCW, TNA and ECW PPV's and counting on my HDD.
Need an external one.
In my opinion, I don't think you can consider an accumulation of illegal downloads as much of a collection. That's why I don't "collect" my review discs. I haven't paid for a wrestling DVD in two years because I get each SilverVision release for free legitimately, but I would never refer to them as a collection.
I like how you're judging people and taking a moral high ground once again. Burning DVD's to my computer isn't illegal. The majority of my 'collection' are £2 DVD's that I find anywhere and everywhere on my travels.
Stop looking down on everyone, please. For once.
I wasn't taking moral high ground - I assumed releases on your hard drive would have been downloaded as I don't know why you'd want to burn so many DVDs to watch on a computer.
I have my computer hooked up to my TV using a HDMI cable so I can watch/do anything on my computer on my TV thus eliminated the need for a DVD player. Problem?
My wrestling collection is basically all the PPVs since i have had Sky+ hahah