Kevin James: Sweat The Small Stuff
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Kevin James: Sweat The Small Stuff
Why is this DVD going for so much on Ebay?
I've had this DVD for a while because I think this special is hilarious, but I didn't know it was so "rare".
I've had this DVD for a while because I think this special is hilarious, but I didn't know it was so "rare".
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Since you've been here for a year and a half, I'll be the first to introduce you to the search feature. It's in that bar at the top of the page...near the right side. You can either type something in that field, or you can click "advanced search," which will lead you to a page where you can enter specific criteria by which you'd like to search.
Give it a shot. If you do an advanced search of "Kevin James," in the DVD forum, you'll end up getting 26 hits. Most of them are threads dealing with Kevin Smith, James Dean, and the like. However, if you scroll through, you'll find this thread that will answer any questions you may have. Speaking of which, what was your question again? If it was, "why is this going for so much on eBay," it seems like you answered your own question in your initial post. Because it's "rare."
Hope that helps, and happy searching in the future.
-JP
Give it a shot. If you do an advanced search of "Kevin James," in the DVD forum, you'll end up getting 26 hits. Most of them are threads dealing with Kevin Smith, James Dean, and the like. However, if you scroll through, you'll find this thread that will answer any questions you may have. Speaking of which, what was your question again? If it was, "why is this going for so much on eBay," it seems like you answered your own question in your initial post. Because it's "rare."
Hope that helps, and happy searching in the future.
-JP
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Originally Posted by NatrlBornThrllr
Since you've been here for a year and a half, I'll be the first to introduce you to the search feature. It's in that bar at the top of the page...near the right side. You can either type something in that field, or you can click "advanced search," which will lead you to a page where you can enter specific criteria by which you'd like to search.
Give it a shot. If you do an advanced search of "Kevin James," in the DVD forum, you'll end up getting 26 hits. Most of them are threads dealing with Kevin Smith, James Dean, and the like. However, if you scroll through, you'll find this thread that will answer any questions you may have. Speaking of which, what was your question again? If it was, "why is this going for so much on eBay," it seems like you answered your own question in your initial post. Because it's "rare."
Hope that helps, and happy searching in the future.
-JP
Give it a shot. If you do an advanced search of "Kevin James," in the DVD forum, you'll end up getting 26 hits. Most of them are threads dealing with Kevin Smith, James Dean, and the like. However, if you scroll through, you'll find this thread that will answer any questions you may have. Speaking of which, what was your question again? If it was, "why is this going for so much on eBay," it seems like you answered your own question in your initial post. Because it's "rare."
Hope that helps, and happy searching in the future.
-JP
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Originally Posted by biggdaddee
Sarcastic answers.........This is why I pretty much stopped posting long ago.
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Originally Posted by MovieExchange
Gotta love it. Of course you have to take pity on someone ignorant enough to reference a search feature that only works what... half the time?
Perhaps my post was laced in sarcasm, but that's only because I grow tired of seeing myself and numerous others post exact the same thing over and over again. It's one thing if the person is new to the forums. I've never offered a sarcastic response to a new member who'd just never seen the rule. But when somebody has 2,500 posts under their belt, and misses a thread asking the exact same question (with practically the same title, even...so it wouldn't have been difficult to find in a basic search), then I don't feel a bit of remorse for wording my post in a way that might actually sink in.
-JP
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But why post the sarcastic answer if you said earlier that the mods take care of it anyway? I know this thread is off topic and I apologize for continuing the tangent, but why would you search that topic yourself, find an old thread and repost it sarcastically if you're not a mod?
Back on topic, I think Kevin James is hilarious and didn't know he had a DVD so I'm tempted to see if I can get a hold of this.
Back on topic, I think Kevin James is hilarious and didn't know he had a DVD so I'm tempted to see if I can get a hold of this.
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Just for the record, I thought it was farily common knowledge to anyone with an interest in this that it's been OOP and going for big dollars quite a while.
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Originally Posted by bravesmg
But why post the sarcastic answer if you said earlier that the mods take care of it anyway? I know this thread is off topic and I apologize for continuing the tangent, but why would you search that topic yourself, find an old thread and repost it sarcastically if you're not a mod?
Anyway, sorry for the OP for the sarcasm, but after 2500 posts I figured you knew full well that there was a search feature and just didn't make the simple effort of finding the thread yourself. I get agitated when people constantly have to report posts like these to the mods or point out that there's a search function...so I use sarcasm to further express the point I'm trying to make (the point being, put forth the minimal effort it takes to find your own answers). No need make a federal case out of some tongue-in-cheek sarcasm, but my apologies to the OP (and all of the bystanders who seemed to be, erm...rattled for some reason).
-JP