Teh 3vilness and Movies

So a while ago I was given the invitation to join teh gr3at3st 3vil known to the intarwebs: Facebook. To quote Drake: "Sooner or later ... the Thirst always wins." This post ain't about teh inherent 3vilness of FB, so let's just say it scares the fuck outta me. Then why bother posting right? I mention FB because it's connected. Sorta.

A friend of mine posted a note about the movies on a list that she had seen. 73 out of 239 she had seen. Apparently if you've seen 85 or more then you have no life. I scored a measly 99. I could have broken 100 if I had seen all of the movies that I wanted to, but oh well. So I'm a nerd with no life, go figure. That was probably evident by my movie collection: 135 movies and TV shows, all on DVD.

I organized them once again (I usually wait until I get three or more new ones) and cleaned up a bit and then took a pic to attach to the note I put on FB about the movie quiz. If I keep up this expansion, I'll have to move my game collection to a different shelf unit entirely and re-buy a few boxsets in the slim DVD cases.

But after sorting through and counting the collection properly as well as archiving it on my computer, I decided to go ahead and properly count the rest of my collections: CDs, Books, Manga, Games. My count was off on a few of them, but for the most part I was accurate. Now all I have to do is organize them properly. My bookshelf is a mess, my manga has to be sorted again and I have to arrange my games properly since I keep moving them.

And finally there are my CDs. I arrange them in a binder and keep them in my car. Only, I've acquired enough new ones to go through the annoying process of putting them into alphabetical order. 75 CDs may not sound like much, but they're heavy, coupled with the booklets and the D-ring binder (because the C-ring was just too small and kept popping open). I actually need to think about finding a bigger binder, because though I have more pages for CDs, the binder itself is running low on ring space.

So I'll be off now, archiving everything and watching some new movies.