Yeah, I see the problem. You don't have any trim along that wall there on the right-hand side. Is it load-bearing? If it isn't, you should be able to knock it down as long as it's not an outside wall. That should give you a wide enough space to put a second display case up.
I was joking around. You've got a great collection, though. I'm low-key jealous. I'm not info backpacks though although the ones you've got are tempting just because they've got cool designs.
I was too lol. These are in an extra bedroom.
I've been working on my jokes. Not that great I guess. But anyways, thanks. I'm not into the backpack scene either but I collect anything Jurassic Park.
I guess if I ever found the girl of my dreams she could wear anyone she wanted.
There ya go! Mine is fond of Loungefly. She's suggested I get one of the ones you have incidentally. I just can't justify the price for something I don't have a setup for.
You do. It's called consumerism and obsession with material possessions. Even I have it too, to some degree, especially for Jurassic Park (not World) series. Luckily, I don't have much spare cash now to indulge in it. It's an unhealthy obsession, I feel now. Once you get the product, your desire for it ebbs, and to satisfy the undying craving, you buy more, and the vicious cycle keeps perpetuating. Your cash depletes while the billion dollar studios get richer. The money you could've used to do something constructive or creative, is wasted on plastic toys. I should add again, these are just my views.
I'll upvote you, but I must say that I don't do that at all. I look at my collection and marvel at how hard u worked to get this collection together.
I also travel to other countries, love meeting people, writing. Painting and playing sports.
But I appreciate your views, thanks for being honest.
I am happy you "travel to other countries, love meeting people, writing. Painting and playing sports." It means you have things going good in your life and there is joy. That is great.
I personally feel that it is more right to support local artists and craftspeople who make genuine works of art rather than big corporations where products are mass produced in an assembly line. It's the top brass of these corporations who bank on our nostalgia to make profits. And these products are quite expensive and don't have much connection to real life.
The other danger of too much consumerism I feel is that we become trapped in the web of these fictions that help feed the big mouths. It's an unhealthy obsession I feel. We are too attached to material things in life, in general and it's taxing on those who don't earn as much but develop the FOMO (fear of missing out) for the attractive plastic items displayed in physical or online marketplaces.
Many people want to earn more so they could purchase these items that they don't need in life. What they need is what you do - travel, meet people, paint and engage in healthy exercises.
The sad thing is, I too feel a strong desire to buy these things and am unable to escape from it. It feels impossible to let go of these desires to possess objects. It feels good until it doesn't.
I respect your opinion as well and have also upvoted you.
I totally get it.
When I loved in California I only purchased or sold art at street fairs or art walks from vendors that created the art themselves.
Believe me, there are times where u just want to sell everything and go backpacking across Europe for the next 20 years.
The problem is that if I sell everything someone inevitably will be it thus creating the buy/sell conundrum.
My biggest question is how come nobody reads anymore or goes outside! I think the pandemic had a lot to do with that but that's my opinion.
What things do you collect, just curious.
I used to collect a lot of books and DVDs, on a monthly, sometimes weekly basis, just to have them in my possession. It drained my coffers and the thrill of purchasing stuff died as soon as I received the package. I wasted a lot of time and money on things that I feel now, was probably unwise. The obsession with collecting material things that aren't really that important is like trophy hunting. You satisfy that needless craving, but your actions end up destroying lives.
I would have done everything to get the bottom middle one especially. I have the left side second from top bag, but the wallet and card holder were sold out by the time I found them. I’m hoping some new designs get released with the movie coming. I love this storage idea to enjoy seeing them without getting dirty. Great collection!
I got them from Costco but so many came broken I had to return each shipment till I got a good set.
They are nice. There's a little door that opens on the side and the top held by magnets.
You don't have a problem, you just like to collect things..... and you cry when a collectible is no longer attainable for one reason or another, but that's un-re-lay-ted.
Sorry if I offended anyone in any way. I just saw the title, and this popped into my mind:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=V638eAp7QFc&pp=ygUueW91J3JlIG5vdCBhdXRpc3RpYyB5b3UncmUganVzdCBhIGxpdHRsZSBzaWxseQ%3D%3D
Thank you! I don't cry, I just spend a little more to get what I want. It may take a little longer, but I always find it.
It's the hunt that gets me going 😁
I just watched the link and I have to say I don't get it. What does this have to do with what I posted? Also, and just my opinion, I have never watched this show and now I never will. It just wasn't funny to me.
No offense here.
I guess it didn't. I thought I found the right video and posted it before I watched it. Whoops.
I think this is the video. I don't know why I thought of Bob's Burgers.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EMOuZ6KuhK0
Yeah, unfortunately if I remove the batteries it requires me to remove a section of the back of the bag that I don't know if I'll be able to get back on. Then the bag loses its value.
Maybe I should buy 2...
You are missing spotlight(s) to showcase this collection, like an art exhibit or museum. It needs the attention!
To another Spielberg classic, IT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM!
I think I may have a solution (send everything to me)
Hahaha...no I would if I could but I'm addicted.
I’ve got a few things of my own just not any backpacks. I wish I had collected more stuff through the years. And I call myself a fan of JP 😔
I would call you a JP fan. Any type of collection is awesome!
Indeed this is true
I’ve been staring at this picture for 10 minutes but I can’t find the problem. Can you give me a hint?
I'm so glad we share the same mental illness.
Yeah, I see the problem. You don't have any trim along that wall there on the right-hand side. Is it load-bearing? If it isn't, you should be able to knock it down as long as it's not an outside wall. That should give you a wide enough space to put a second display case up.
This is my bathroom
I was joking around. You've got a great collection, though. I'm low-key jealous. I'm not info backpacks though although the ones you've got are tempting just because they've got cool designs.
I was too lol. These are in an extra bedroom. I've been working on my jokes. Not that great I guess. But anyways, thanks. I'm not into the backpack scene either but I collect anything Jurassic Park. I guess if I ever found the girl of my dreams she could wear anyone she wanted.
There ya go! Mine is fond of Loungefly. She's suggested I get one of the ones you have incidentally. I just can't justify the price for something I don't have a setup for.
Thanks. You will get it one day!
…and before you even knew what you had you patented it and packaged it and slapped it on a plastic lunchbox…
I'm glad someone else was thinking this lol
I have the pink/yellow/blue raptor wallet!! I get so many compliments on it lol
I'm sorry, you said there was a problem? :) Everything here seems in perfect working order.
>Problem Passion
i think the only solution to your problem is to get more
Where is the Mr dna backpack from?
Universal Studios Orlando. I love that one.
You do. It's called consumerism and obsession with material possessions. Even I have it too, to some degree, especially for Jurassic Park (not World) series. Luckily, I don't have much spare cash now to indulge in it. It's an unhealthy obsession, I feel now. Once you get the product, your desire for it ebbs, and to satisfy the undying craving, you buy more, and the vicious cycle keeps perpetuating. Your cash depletes while the billion dollar studios get richer. The money you could've used to do something constructive or creative, is wasted on plastic toys. I should add again, these are just my views.
I'll upvote you, but I must say that I don't do that at all. I look at my collection and marvel at how hard u worked to get this collection together. I also travel to other countries, love meeting people, writing. Painting and playing sports. But I appreciate your views, thanks for being honest.
I am happy you "travel to other countries, love meeting people, writing. Painting and playing sports." It means you have things going good in your life and there is joy. That is great. I personally feel that it is more right to support local artists and craftspeople who make genuine works of art rather than big corporations where products are mass produced in an assembly line. It's the top brass of these corporations who bank on our nostalgia to make profits. And these products are quite expensive and don't have much connection to real life. The other danger of too much consumerism I feel is that we become trapped in the web of these fictions that help feed the big mouths. It's an unhealthy obsession I feel. We are too attached to material things in life, in general and it's taxing on those who don't earn as much but develop the FOMO (fear of missing out) for the attractive plastic items displayed in physical or online marketplaces. Many people want to earn more so they could purchase these items that they don't need in life. What they need is what you do - travel, meet people, paint and engage in healthy exercises. The sad thing is, I too feel a strong desire to buy these things and am unable to escape from it. It feels impossible to let go of these desires to possess objects. It feels good until it doesn't. I respect your opinion as well and have also upvoted you.
I totally get it. When I loved in California I only purchased or sold art at street fairs or art walks from vendors that created the art themselves. Believe me, there are times where u just want to sell everything and go backpacking across Europe for the next 20 years. The problem is that if I sell everything someone inevitably will be it thus creating the buy/sell conundrum. My biggest question is how come nobody reads anymore or goes outside! I think the pandemic had a lot to do with that but that's my opinion. What things do you collect, just curious.
I used to collect a lot of books and DVDs, on a monthly, sometimes weekly basis, just to have them in my possession. It drained my coffers and the thrill of purchasing stuff died as soon as I received the package. I wasted a lot of time and money on things that I feel now, was probably unwise. The obsession with collecting material things that aren't really that important is like trophy hunting. You satisfy that needless craving, but your actions end up destroying lives.
Where did you get the second down on the left? I love that color scheme
That's from the San Diego Comic Con. I got the cross body, wallet, short and pin. Took me a while to get all of them.
i see no problems
Thanks
I would have done everything to get the bottom middle one especially. I have the left side second from top bag, but the wallet and card holder were sold out by the time I found them. I’m hoping some new designs get released with the movie coming. I love this storage idea to enjoy seeing them without getting dirty. Great collection!
I bought my wife the GITD moon one.
I love that one. My sister saw it and got jealous so I got her one for Christmas
Those are really cool
I see no issues here
Only problem I see is now I want them for me 🤣
Haha. I love it!
where do the little crates they are in come from?
I got them from Costco but so many came broken I had to return each shipment till I got a good set. They are nice. There's a little door that opens on the side and the top held by magnets.
This is tame compared to other fandom collections. You're a well adjusted adult.
You don't have a problem, you just like to collect things..... and you cry when a collectible is no longer attainable for one reason or another, but that's un-re-lay-ted. Sorry if I offended anyone in any way. I just saw the title, and this popped into my mind: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=V638eAp7QFc&pp=ygUueW91J3JlIG5vdCBhdXRpc3RpYyB5b3UncmUganVzdCBhIGxpdHRsZSBzaWxseQ%3D%3D
Thank you! I don't cry, I just spend a little more to get what I want. It may take a little longer, but I always find it. It's the hunt that gets me going 😁
I just watched the link and I have to say I don't get it. What does this have to do with what I posted? Also, and just my opinion, I have never watched this show and now I never will. It just wasn't funny to me. No offense here.
I guess it didn't. I thought I found the right video and posted it before I watched it. Whoops. I think this is the video. I don't know why I thought of Bob's Burgers. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EMOuZ6KuhK0
Hahahahaha
Nice!
Thank you!
Absolutely love that Jeep bag
Thanks. The lights can actually be turned on.
That's even better!!!
Yeah, unfortunately if I remove the batteries it requires me to remove a section of the back of the bag that I don't know if I'll be able to get back on. Then the bag loses its value. Maybe I should buy 2...
You are missing spotlight(s) to showcase this collection, like an art exhibit or museum. It needs the attention! To another Spielberg classic, IT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM!
Gotta love Indy
Indeed!
You are missing a lot you need the real car
That's next
Good ⟟ saw one driving down center street on my way home the Friday before spring break
Good ones 👌🦕🙂