I actually purchased them online through one of the stores on Yahoo Shopping. Basically, you'll be paying the same price at whichever store you buy them from and wait the same amount of time because all the merch apparently comes from the same warehouse in California.

I've purchased from both:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/longislandmediastorage/
http://www.spinkeeper.com/

Sorry friend. I understand the need for order, I shudder everytime I look at it.

Where do you guys host your pics?

buh bam!

VHS

To see what sites people are using just click "quote" and it will show which site they are using for their hosting.

Some sites to use are:

photodump.com
photobucket.com
imagestation.com
picturetrail.com

VHS? WTF? Banished I say. Banished!

VHS?

I LOVE VHS!

Not as much as my Betamax, but still great!

Now if you'll excuse me, I'm in the middle of a great game of Pong...

What are those things on your top shelf?

Toshiba 50HDX82, had it for a little over a year now.

Well here goes:


First up we have my entertainment center...
It includes a 32" Sony VVEGA Trinitron Flatscreen, a Pioneer DV-434 progressive scan player, a DISH Network receiver, and a SHARP CD-DD4500 Dolby Digital 5.1 surround system. Hopefully one of these days, the TV will be replaced with a 42" plasma or LCD flatpanel TV.


And then right below it, a bit of over-flow from my normal case. Which includes my TNG, DS9, B5 collections and a few others clearly seen.


Then directly to the right of that we have my full case starting with the bottom couple shelves which hold my Anchor Bay collections of Highlander, Hercules, and Xena along with complete sets of CGI toons of Roughnecks, Shadow Raiders, and Beast Wars. Then of course, S1-6 of Stargate SG-1 and S1-2 of Andromeda. Gotten a bit behind on S3.


Then right above that I have my snapper case collection along with miscellaneous sci-fi or general action flicks. Almost got a complete Steven Seagal collection there. Missing only the two newest ones. (Waiting for them to drop to the $10 mark). Right above that I've got my historical pieces and war films.


The top two shelves contain my trilogy and sequal type movies, ie. Terminator, Mummy, Fast & Furious, Indiana Jones, Jurassic Part, LOTR, etc. and my comic book movies, ie. X-Men, Hulk, Daredevil, etc. The very top shelf contains my Westerns, and the "Deluxe" editions of films like Black Hawk Down, Pearl Harbor, Windtalkers, Dune, Die Hard Trilogy, etc. (Behind the Star Trek feature films, are a few more Westerns).


And then here's the top of the case where I've got some heavy armor from the Forces of Valor series. Modern Armor from the Desert Storm set, and the German Tiger tanks from the WWII set obviously.


VHS??? We don't need no stinkin' VHS!!!

And this is coming from a guy who had quite an impressive VHS collection.

EDIT:
Here's the whole thing at a distance:

Mike: Great pics and decent stuff you have...but "The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy" cup as a decorative item??? Please tell me the fine print up top or something on the side makes fun of the left for their "conspiracy" idea...

The fact that you are on Fox News in the pic and the plethora of military doodads leads me to believe your on the "right" side. :P

The fine print says "Charter Member". The other side says "The Limbaugh Letter" with Rush's signature.

Very nice. I thought I recognized that mug.

Well can't get enough of Col. Bill Cowan. Besides, I don't care too much for the Communist News Network.

As for the military stuff, I've been a military enthusiast for over 25 years (I'm 30). Used to play with the little green army men outside in drainage ditches, dirt and brick piles (you know, before Nintendo, actually even before Atari, we're talking Pong days here.). Bought my first military reference book back in 1982 or so that had airplane profiles in it just like the poster behind the tanks. In fact, the poster comes from an updated version of the same book.

I tried this back somewhere in Part 3 but my links didn't work, so I shall try again by posting the link to the "album". The posters are all lenticular, so I took pix from different angles to show how the images change.

http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/rjc....dir=/The+Room

How does this relate to the topic of this thread

This is not "Post pics of your DVD collection and make political statements." Let's stick to the topic, please.

Are your speakers part of Onix's Rocket ELT line?

If so, how do you like them?

The Fox News, I'll give you, and Mike has confirmed your supposition, but I should point out that presence of doodads doesn't necessarily correlate to political views.

I've got a Focke-Wulf 190 model (Monogram, circa 1985) and a metal Civil War field piece cannon on my shelf (among other things), and I'm on the other end of the spectrum. Interest in history isn't political, as such.

Love the collection, Mike (especially all the TNG, DS9 and B5.) I think you're also the only other person I've encountered who has a copy of the Hallmark Odyssey.

And I love the duck.

How many times have you watched that copy of Last Man Standing?

Hello everyone, here is a quick picture of mine. All 131 of my DVDs are on the left bookshelf. I turned the 4 pictures in front of them around so you don't have to see THE FAM. The TV is 65" & the speakers are Infinity RS series. I have a couple RS3s for surround. Under the DIRECTV receiver is a dictionary. Trying to find something to put under it but just moved into the house less than 2 months ago so that isn't high priority.

The copy of Pirates of Silicon Valley is your saving grace.

Here's my little setup.