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Happy summer vacation, everyone! This is my first entry with the new Journal writer interface, and there's a lot of great new features to use.
and finally, of course, Amazon.com:
If there's some stuff here that you're not familiar with, just point them out to me in your comments.
Pictures speak louder than words, people. Instead of listing what I obtained so far, here's some pictures of the loot.
First, from a yard sale:
Next, from the recycling center (aka the Dump):
Bye!
WE GOT DEVIATION SIGN!
We sent him deviations Numbers one two three four five (la la la) From past and present uploads in TFSyndicate’s archive (la la la) Now keep in mind Joel can’t control Where the pictures begin or end (la la la) And if you weren’t here on April 1st, Then here they are again… And while we’re here, let me take this moment to thank you for your 11 comments this past month (barring replies and mentions). The Syndicate has just donate $11 to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Here’s to another year of great movies. (#savecoyotevsacme). The next charity is Child’s Play, from the creators of Penny Arcade. Keep those comments coming! (la la la)
Something to think about
The cutest thing in existence is hidden from the public conscience. Those who know about it have died of cuteness overload. Nobody can look at (let alone describe it to others) and live.
And now, more praise
A while back, opened a forum where deviants would submit a bit of their back catalogue, and she would show her favorites on YouTube. For those of you who missed it or are not on YouTube, here's what she said about yours truly: I actually see this person quite often, as they are rather active in the DeviantArt forum community. I’ve even drawn one of their characters as a request. I especially like whenever people with this kind of very simplistic style do fanart of characters that are highly detailed. Despite looking very different from the character portrayed, they highlighted the qualities of the original character more and focused on the most charming parts and recognizable features of the original character design. Thank you! Deviations featured in the video:
TFS Holiday Gift Guide
Step 1: Think of the best present you got somebody this time last year. Step 2: Try to top that. As an example, let me show you two presents I got for my father, a big old film buff, for Father's Day: 2021: I got him The Adventures of Antoine Doniel box set, containing five films (four features, one short) from French director Francois Truffaut. It's from the Criterion Collection, so it's bound to be pricey. Plus, it's out of print, so that adds to the rarity value. The prices for it used on eBay range from two to three-digit prices. If you find one in good condition and a good price, get it. 2022: I got him The Harold Lloyd Comedy Collection box set, containing 28 films (12 features, 16 shorts). I could've gotten the three "volumes" separately, but then I would've missed out on a fourth volume of bonus features, including 3D photographs taken by Lloyd himself. This collection is also out-of-print (three of the features have since been re-released by Criterion), but it was
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