today's thrifting post is more from yard sales than anything else, but it still counts as thrifting in my book. featuring the classic mistake of buying some but not all of a serialized manga and one of my least preferred music formats! https://herzogzwei.neocities.org/thrifting/hauls/#hauls11
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today's thrifting post is the first good flea market haul of the year, featuring a sad PSP and $0.50 laserdiscs of movies i've mostly never heard of! https://herzogzwei.neocities.org/thrifting/hauls/#hauls10
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I missed your Decap Attack review before, great stuff I had never heard of either of these.
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new "bowl and a movie" post, featuring the treasure of the sierra madre (1948). gamers may know this as the basis for the fallout new vegas DLC, "how to escape casino vault with all the gold bars". unfortunately humanity didn't have console commands in 1948 https://herzogzwei.neocities.org/wl/special/treasureofthesierramadre.html
today's thrifting post gives a whole new meaning to "customer-focused grindset" https://herzogzwei.neocities.org/thrifting/wares/#wares50
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the industrial revolution lead up entirely to today's thrifting post https://herzogzwei.neocities.org/thrifting/clothing/#clothing16
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skep
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I have at least five theories as to how this could possibly happen but not a single one is holding up under scrutiny.
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skep
1 month ago
Also hang on, the bottom edge is sewn on the wrong way, too. Well now I have even more questions.
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Good haul! Earthquake and the Poseidon Adventure could be fun, they're 1970s disaster films and those are usually star magnets. But the rest look like forgettable movies of their own times (okay maybe not the Lethal Weapon movies...). Silverado was, in my memory, a surprisingly dry Western. Also I gotta imagine that PSP is fixable.