DVDs you bought which you no longer own

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10-03-04

Originally Posted by Tacitus

Wow, they're almost proper movies.

I know it was sweet of him, at least he tried.

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Tacitus

The People's Republic of Clogher

10-03-04

Someone bought me House for my birthday, years back. It was around that time I started pleading for vouchers.

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nebbit

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10-03-04

Originally Posted by Tacitus

Someone bought me House for my birthday, years back. It was around that time I started pleading for vouchers.

Funny he also gave me vouchers which I put to good use

Ezikiel

Do you know my poetry?

10-03-04

Well, I haven't sold any DVD's, even though I have a few crappy films, I still don't sell them. I no longer own two DVD's, but for a different reason. One of my oldest brothers best friends would usually come to my house and borrow a few movies to see. He would come every week or so to leave the films he borrowed and take a few new one's. So one day, he and his girlfriend invite us to David Lynch night at an old theater. They showed Eraserhead (Which I loved) and Blue Velvet (Which I didn't). Anyways, afterwards he comes to my house to borrow about a dozen DVD's. About three weeks later, he finally arrives and returns my DVD's, and about a few days after that, I notice it. Two of my DVD's, HULK and This is Spinal Tap are missing. I got so angry (more so for the Spinal Tap DVD), but haven't seen him since.

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