But you are everything else you own (sorry, Tyler Durden). A few months ago, I sang the praises of DVDSpot. Recently, I discovered a new site: MediaChest. There you can catalog not just your DVDs, but also your books, videogames, and CDs. I was really digging the site until I realized that it may have been abandoned (no CDs from 2005 and late 2004 are in the database; no posts from the admins since October '04). Oh, well.
Anyway, here's my profile there, albeit incomplete. (There are a few hundred CDs, as well as some books, DVDs, and games not listed).
Mad props to the law fairy who had a similar post, but trust me: I thought of it first.
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Let's just say that I have a lot of free time these days.
Sometimes you just have to step up and admit your mistakes. "E-mail My Heart" - what was I thinking?
DAMN! That is an impressive collection. It makes mine look woefully inadequate. I feel another gluttonous all-American shopping spree coming on...
CB - But by even bubblegum pop standards, it ain't all that great. Now something like "I Want It That Way" - I have no shame in saying what a great pop song that is.
law fairy - I pride myself on my huge, impressive...media collection. (Please tell me that chicks dig that stuff)
Chicks? Oh yeah. I can't TELL you how many of my friends have gotten that dreamy satisfied look in their eyes and said "ohhhhh... his DVD collection is just... AMAZING...."
Whew! I was getting worried there for a sec. Hey, wait - was that sarcasm?
Sarcasm? Moi???
Of course not! Interested in seeing my DVD collection? It'll change your life.
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