Binro the Heretic - 2016-06-16
Five bucks says he's an actual cartoon character wearing a full-body latex human costume.
Thanks for bringing this channel to my attention.
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Old_Zircon - 2016-06-16
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx8sl2uC46A
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Hugo Gorilla - 2016-06-17 This is the video that introduce me to this guy a few weeks ago. Can't remember where it was linked though.
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TheyUsedDarkForces - 2016-06-17
"Freedom, so long an unremembered dream, was his."
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Mr. Purple Cat Esq. - 2016-06-17
One of my colleagues recently introduced me to this guy with his video on why hero-quest is great.
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EvilHomer - 2016-06-17
This was basically me up until 2009.
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Mr. Purple Cat Esq. - 2016-06-17 Did you also buy figurines? If so, I have always wondered.. why??
They're really expensive, they serve no function, they just gather dust and take up valuable table/shelf space ,moving house is probably a pain with all that stuff, they serve as a warning sign to anyone you bring over to your house.
Why godammit!!?!?!??!
People into this sort of stuff seem to blow all their disposable income on this stuff, you could be saving for a house, or to start your own business, or retire early or whatever!
Also it boggles my mind that people would wantonly increase the amount of pointless shit they own. I regularly audit and sell/give away my possessions in order to stop them accumulating and cluttering up my life/house.
Btw this is not just a critique of figurine collectors, I could say the same about girls with like 50 pairs of shoes and loads of jewelery and whatnot, or William Randolph Hearst and his castle full of art.. I dont get it.
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EvilHomer - 2016-06-17 I meant the hair and the beard, and the glasses, and the dork shirts, and even the voice! I'll admit, I bought a few figurines back in the day, but nowhere near the amount Mr Bardic has his hands on - most of my clutter consisted of art supplies, computer equipment, vintage games, and piles of old books the library had thrown out.
As for being a warning sign to anyone you brought over your house - well yes, but that assumes you intended to bring someone over your house in the first place. And why would you want to go through all that trouble, when you've got more than enough HeroQuest boxes and custom Jubilee figurines in your house to keep you entertained for months?
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Mr. Purple Cat Esq. - 2016-06-18 Oh ok. I should just copy/paste my question (perhaps reworded to be a littel more sensitive as he is a current practising figurine collector) into this guys youtube channel! I'm really curious!
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Old_Zircon - 2016-06-19 "They're really expensive, they serve no function, they just gather dust and take up valuable table/shelf space ,moving house is probably a pain with all that stuff, they serve as a warning sign to anyone you bring over to your house.
Why godammit!!?!?!??!"
This could fairly be said about any possession that isn't necessary for survival.
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