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Hi there, y'all. Just a quick introduction. I'm RJ, recently of Austin, TX but now living in the middle of nowhere (another story altogether). I've been a toy collector and movie buff for years, and have recently discovered the world of new kaiju. I haven't migrated from any other board, just doing some browsing on the subject of vinyl and this is where it landed me. A recent trip to my folks for the T-giving holiday turned up a box of Godzilla and Ultraman VHS tapes in the attic, as well as a few of my old, battered but well loved Bandai kaiju from when I was a tyke. I thought about how great it would be to start collecting kaiju again, and I discovered a whole new world of japanese vinyl that brought me right back to my days of growing up in the 80's (and earlier!). What can I say, I'm always late to the party! Once I get back from the X-mas holiday, I'll take some pics of the few new pieces I've purchased. I haven't been so stoked about collecting something since I was a kid. The quality of the new school of Jp toys is mind-blowing! See everyone after the holidays! Cheers!


Thu Dec 20, 2007 11:52 am
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welcome aboard (get it? 'board'?... damn i'm fucking clever this morning)

any relation to paulie walnuts?
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Thu Dec 20, 2007 12:06 pm
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Yeah, I like to think I'm more of a Paulie Walnuts, but I'm prolly more of a Paulie Shore


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Thu Dec 20, 2007 12:10 pm
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Read a lot before you post questions. Something I've learned before I started posting! Other than that, welcome!


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Read a lot before you post questions. Something I've learned before I started posting! Other than that, welcome!


keep reading ;)


Thu Dec 20, 2007 12:37 pm
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Thanks, I will. I know you don't like skuttles, but other than that, what was posted by me that wasn't appropriate?


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I also see Frank Kozik on here. I've got a signed copy of the Melvins "Electroretard" that I picked up in Austin. Always been a fan of his stuff. I'm diggin this place already!


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Have fun PaulieVinyl.

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Thu Dec 20, 2007 12:45 pm
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Yea Frank is on here a lot. He is moving or something right now but he offers up Skullbrain exclusive kind of stuff which is really cool. Welcome to the board and have fun. Where are you living at in Texas?


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Yea Frank is on here a lot. He is moving or something right now but he offers up Skullbrain exclusive kind of stuff which is really cool. Welcome to the board and have fun. Where are you living at in Texas?


I moved here for a job, more or less.


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I know where San Angelo is. I have been there and you are right is sucks somethign fierce. My grandparents live between Llano and Mason so I am somewhat familar with that area.


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I know where San Angelo is. I have been there and you are right is sucks somethign fierce. My grandparents live between Llano and Mason so I am somewhat familar with that area.


Yeah, it's awful. It's like the land that time forgot. Or the Land of the Lost even. Only without the Sleestaks. I could handle it if there were Sleestaks.


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If I had a dime every time I had to make that drive, I'd be a wealthy bugger... pretty much everything west of there turns flat and brown.


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The one and only time I went to San Angelo, I was probably 13 and had to go door shopping there. I just remember it being very odd how everything felt so old and forgotten. The poeple seemed like they were from another world all together.


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I just remember it being very odd how everything felt so old and forgotten.


Yeah, no doubt. Apparently there was an oil boom here in the 60's-70's and it shows. All the buildings look straight out of that era. Like time stood still. There's a huge flea mkt. on the edge of town that I went to when I first moved here. Rows and rows of bins full of old toys. I'm hoping part of that old and forgotten might come in the form of some old and forgotten vinyl at the bottom of those bins. Other than that, I can't really think of any redeeming qualities of this place. I bought my house for dirt cheap. That's something. Inexpensive living. Not much else...


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Why are you living there?


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A family member owns a really successful business here. They offered me a job and I figured it was a way to make some serious money. I can sure as hell tell you that I won't be spending the rest of my life here! But for now, I can deal. I try to take trips out of town frequently. I just try to keep thinking of all the toys the job can buy me. And about how many toys I'll be taking with me when I go.


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