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Nudes from women who willingly send them to me. I don’t share them with other people, and I usually send one to them of myself. These are also women I talk with semi-regularly, not randos.
Mostly physical media like CD’s, SACD’s, DVD’s, Blu-ray’s, and books.
Lately, pirated movies, TV shows and games. I’m expecting things to be harder to find in the future.
I like renting physical Blu-rays then dumping them to my NAS. I’m a stickler for quality so I don’t re-encode or compress anything.
I like ripping Blu-ray’s too. I rip them with MakeMKV and make an .iso out of it.
I probably should be using ISO too but I typically just have the BDMV and friends there. It defaults to ISO for (some?) DVDs though which I find interesting; I can’t remember the logic there.
Books.
I have more than i can ever read, but i don’t care. Having so much variety right in my home makes me feel rich. And they’re cheap - i mostly buy used.
I’m the pay I used to collect knives and gargoyles. Now I only collect digital video games, because you can often get them free or cheap and they take up no space on my small home.
Cats. I only have 2 “permanent” cats, but am fostering 10 kittens at the moment and have fostered over 150 so far.
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Terabytes on top of terabytes of live music recordings
That’s not how I thought that was going to end
Fitgirl releases of everything rated “mostly positive” or above on Steam (Fitgirl because I don’t care about extraction time, but storage comes at a premium these days)
- lego starwars
- fallout merch
- minerals
- wet & dry specimens
- zippos
- stuffies
- books
- hats
- nostalgic knick knacks
- nail polish
- perfume
- almost forgot music
Nail polish primarily. I keep my nails short, but having them different, fun colors as temporary art is a small joy.
I love collecting things. It’s terrible.
Currently, plants and plant-related items.
And always books.
LEGO is about the only thing i collect. Good thing too, since it’s so expensive!
Embarassing Life Moments
Hardships
Nothing. Variety is the spice of life.
And he who controls the variety controls the universe?
