LGR - Thrifts [Ep.37] Adhesive Bridge
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Join me as I go out thrifting, in search of games and interesting goods at various discount shops! I should probably learn how to play bridge or something.
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"I don't need a reason!" You tell 'em, Clint. You tell 'em.
Charky I think that could apply to all of the LGR content 😂
i know right but thats why clint is so cool cause hes like wait a sec i dont need no damn reason screw u christmas lol
"And what not"
my mind went straight to dizzee aswell
banging video
One of the best shows online.
Thanks, man!
But Proootooo what about Oddware?!
Cops showed up to tell me the couch you were looking at was breaking noise ordinences over here Clint.
Yea... it looks like it belongs in an episode of The Loud House.
That couch is like if Weird Al were a piece of furniture.
I read the comment so was expecting it, I saw the animal print armchair and thought you were talking about that, then the camera panned and my eyes bled.
We need that couch in Sims 4! ...And of course chairs to match.
For anyone wondering it's at
5:05
And i agree, that couch and 'matching' chairs need to be in the sims.
"they're putting up Christmas trees..." and I immediately thought to myself "it must be Halloween"
Fun fact: That Bowie Sound + Vision box set came with live video on the obsolete CD-V format.
In the UK we call thrift stores "Charity shops" and the only thing i ever find in the one's near me are clothes for old ladies and books i will never read.
If there are video games it's usually old copies of FIFA from 10 years ago.
Sad times.
It's the same in Denmark. Must be a European thing...
Is PAT testing a uk thing or a European thing?
Found 2 gameboy games this year...my score in the Netherlands. Did get a Fing commodore 64 with diskdrive and printer all in box from when a collegue cleaned some old attics :D
The UK charity shops are mostly the belongings of some elderly person who died recently. Not the ones who had lots of cool stuff, but the ones who had wardrobes full of brown clothes from the 1950s and shire horse figurines.
Same in Germany. I've been trying to get into thrifting myself recently and while I found at least some stuff, it really was in the more dense populated areas. Found two copies of Rayman that way at least, but I definitely feel you on the FIFA bit haha. I don't really want cereal freebies or these Hugo dodge-em games either. But if you want some wooden furniture or old-style clothes, I'm sure you could go haywire there :)
That dolphin statue is the bottom half of a glass coffee table hence the suction cups.
All I could think when you put your sweater on the rock was "Hey, that weird guy with the camera on his head that always comes in here just put a sweater on the rock out front." Lmfao
Lol, i know he uses camera glasses but i like to imagine that he has a large magnavox vhs camera mounted to his head
@@shotgun3628 that would be so great! Hahaha I just imagined a go pro strapped to his head.
that germ x is like gold in 2020
Thumbs up for comfortable lucky rock!
i think that pile of dolphins was actualy the bottom of a glass topped table lol.
Looked it to me, suction cups for the tabletop not candle holders.
That's even worse :D
@salamista no it's perfect :D
My aunt had some very similar glass tables.
Herf house had dolphins everywhere
You're such a good narrator, I forget that it's voice-over.
From Frozen to Watchman, Clint is on it with the pop culture references today.
LGR
"Now in Srereo"
😂
Tchmoan would have paid you like 400 bucks for that mega watchman..
Those Cerwin-Vega VS-120s are great floorspeakers! Or at least they would be after a little foam replacement and probably crossover capacitor replacement.
Clint, if you did not take that Watchman with you, I will poop on your doorstep. Watchmen are rare enough, so seeing a _mega_ watchman is just a steal for 5 bucks!
LGR Thrifts [Ep.37] but everytime he says "wood grain" it speeds up 10%
I *genuinely* thought you were going to buy that Corel Office suite. You tricked the shit out of me with the end of that segment 'thats a thing.............. that i'm not gonna get' ! I was weirdly a bit disappointed for some strange reason
found your channel by accident. Thanks for the memories and flashbacks. I will subscribe. Keep up the good work and thank you for everything you do and the time you spend to bring us this nostalgic entertainment.
And doesn't have to be gaming related! Love seeing all the cool stuff you find.
I imagine the employees at Goodwill look up and see Clint walking up to the store and think “There’s that guy who always stops to look at the rock out front” hell they probably even have bets on what they think he’ll do once he reaches the rock, lol.
Have you ever considered doing an "LGR Viewers Thrift" episode? You could get all of your thrifty viewers to send in clips of their thrifting adventures, and graft them together into one long episode of Thrifty goodness!
I'd definitely be down to throw a few clips his way.
That's a neat idea. Not sure if it's feasible with my current way of making these, but it might be something to keep in mind for a special/anniversary episode or something.
Maybe we could send you clips and you could do a "reaction video" for a few choice ones. I don't know how many people send you pics for the community submissions, but maybe there are enough so that you could pull off a special or two. That would make some interesting filler for the people that keep asking if the series is dead.
I honestly just expected this to get lost in the comments, so I didn't really think about how it would fit in. It just crossed my mind when I saw the "viewer submissions". I thought it might make a good option for the slow season.
im in GA and I would as well as we tend to get some cool stuff even though its a bit pricey...
My guess is that that Panda Dryer is designed in/for Asian markets and just happens to have come here to the US (Their website, ezbyonline.com, is not especially helpful, but it seems like it might be a Chinese housewares brand that'd supply Asian markets like H-Mart here in the states).
Not sure about elsewhere in Asia, but I know firsthand that clothes dryers are comparatively super uncommon in Japan and South Korea, so I wouldn't be surprised if some folks were trying to capitalize on the idea of having a dryer tiny enough that it'd fit in a small apartment.
Anybody else noticed that the pocket vision 29 has the same 3 color logo as the Sega Gamegear?
Thought I recognized it
Yep, thought the exact same thing
wasnt this logo just to show the the device was in colour
Yup. RGB ... Sony Trinitron logo in the early days.
Yeah, just weird it had the exact same slant to it.
Incidentally the Game Gear had a little TV Tuner attachment.
Aww... my grandpa had that stove/oven combo. He used to take me to thrift stores to buy older computers that I could take apart and mess with. It's what got me into computers when I was a kid.
The feeling when you live in a European city, and the thrift stores around you are stocked worse than a single one of those blue bins...
Pacman's Revenge Small city in Australia’s periphery and I feel ya.
My grandma used an oven like the Magic Chef one you featured in this episode for years actually. Never once been tampered with by my grandpa either...still works. It's amazing.
At least the worlds favourite stone isn't cold anymore.
I thought I was the only one who burned drivers to a CD and placed them in a sleeve I'd adhere to the inside of a computer case!!!
Love it LGR!
This series makes me so jealous, I don't get anything like that
In Europe too?
in our thrift stores there is only babys toys and 1960's clothing
My family just brought to me freshly made popcorn made with real butter, I was bout to see whats worth watching and I see a new LRG Thrifts. Life is good.
man thrift shops over there seem way cooler than the ones in my area 😂 🇳🇱
My grandfather had that exact console stereo system when I was growing up. I used to play with it all the time. He even had some 8 tracks I could play with.
The outlet stores are paid by the pound, and I actually got my gtx970 from one up in Washington. It was in a gtx1080 box so I guess someone upgraded and donated his old one, it rolled off of a pile of tvs and I dove for it, glad I did because I paid like 3 bucks
Nice, I've found some really cool tech in there. Got a complete Intellivision for like 3 bucks.
WOW! That's lucky as hell man!
Lucky. Sold mine for 190 euros
Jenner Heggstrom you're telling me... you got a gtx 970 for 3 DOLLARS?!
yep! I can't find the box so I might have tossed it, but I have a picture from when I got it and I took a screencap of the display driver imgur.com/a/wecr8
I think that no matter what you show, I would gladly watch. I love seeing all the odd, cool, or old stuff you run into.
That Zenith TV shown on here looks like the TV my brother had back in the 80s. I remember playing Nintendo on that LOL
Lazy game Reviews - I had one of those Mega Watchmens back in the day. Well, I say I had it but it was my half-sisters I would steal as often as I can and would watch sitcoms as I fell asleep. Good memories. Nice find! Thank you for all of your videos!
I NEED THAT COUCH!!
Your 'Duke' affectations are entirely your own now :) Quite simply, I love your video's mate. What you do brings me joy.
Warm cup of tea + new LGR Thrifts = happiness :3
(for me, at least :P)
It is really weird how enjoyable and relaxing watching someone thrifting is lol.
Thomas Spychalski It's even more enjoyable in person, whenever I'm in a town with a lot of big charity shops, I always make sure to have a thorough browse to see all sorts of hidden gems.
Same I love watching thrifts and thrifting myself.
Literally just done the exact same!
Your approval of Bowie is very satisfying to know. He's my number one favorite artist and I would of grabbed that if you would of put it back!
New LGR thrifts, immediately drops everything to watch
Henry Swanson *drops being sick and does not care for being sick*
superpowers being sick sucks, get well soon!
Thx. It's always nice to know some random person cares XD, it really is
Lel I'm not really sick now but when I was, I was binge watching lgr thrifts becuz of headaches and normally everything on CZcams is flashing lights or mlg stuff and not comfortable to watch when your sick
Pro tip- if you’re a dungeon master with a bit of crafting skill, you can find some fun stuff to convert to your needs. I was able to get a nice piece of luggage for $5 that I’m now using to cart around miniatures, and this weird hexagonical picture frame thing for $3 missing some glass that I was able to turn into a really classy looking dice tray with the help of some felt and hot glue.
If those Cerwin Vega VS-120s were in working order those are really good, really expensive speakers. They're definitely worth several hundred bucks.
$30 worth of foam surrounds and a few hours of work and yep.
This series is my ASMR uuuuuuuuuhhh so relaxing to watch.
I have actually seen one of those little driers in someone's house before, but I didn't realise what it was until now. TIL!
I think they're for when you want a drier, but don't have the space in your kitchen (or wherever) to put one. I suppose they'd be good for if you *sometimes* want to dry things quickly, but don't want a full-sized drier for that?
More like if you go out and only have 1 nice shirt
Made for a camper or small rv
That Bowie Sound+Vision sealed set was, along with Dylan’s Biograph, among the earliest hits/rarities multi-CD retrospective sets. Sound+Vision was originally put out on the Rykodisc label, which was among the first independent CD reissue companies. Ryko is known for having some of the finest sound available on early audio CDs. In fact, many of their ‘80s and very early ‘90s releases are sought after nowadays, due to the superb sound quality that is not dynamically compressed or noise-reduced into oblivion, as is the case with the majority of current rock and jazz CD reissues. Getting to my point, the Bowie set won a well-deserved Grammy for its elaborate and artful packaging that employed screen prints on layered plastic sheets, which gave a unique depth effect. Original pressings, complete, in near-mint condition are very rare and can command big bucks on auction sites. A sealed copy might fetch a very tidy sum.
the dream boys
HAYAI!?!
Indeimaus Did you think this was a Mathas vlog too? 👌😂
The thrifting experience
When's Top 10 LGR Thrifting Videos?
Ya Goon.
Very charitable of you to keep your lucky rock warm, Clint!
It's a wonderful couch, you see the strawberries taste like strawberries, and the snawsberries tastes like snawsberries!!!!
Feathered Colubridae ah Willie Wonka
I love that Zenith stereo system; everything I saw made me extremely happy. B-) Re: portable TVs. My best find was a combination radio/flashlight/TV ... and it was a portable. Being from the late 1960s or early 1970s, it of course only used analog TV signals, but this was exactly the item I needed for a long-term project. Ran me $5.50. :-) Re: "Magic Touch". I saw the same thing - or something similar - that was used on old Mac computers. We're talking about some of the very first Mac computers, too ... only one of the three Macs even used color graphics; the other two were B&W only. The screen let you "touch it" by one of several tools the Touch came with. Unless you have any software at all to actually *use* the Magic Touch hardware, you best just keep your money; third-party support was completely non-existent AFAIK.
Actually gasped when i saw this pop up in my box, Absolutely love this series, Very nostalgic feeling from this series.
I've had a super rough week so this video was such a delight to come home to. Thank you for all that you do
i legit cried when i seen them cerwin vegas subs can EASILY be refoamed me wants lol
Same, I had a set a bit older than them that belonged to my dad, refoamed them for super cheap.
@@SlimPickins_07 LOL sound similar to my story, Dad gave me a set of DX-3's (black) i got the kits online to refoam them. Did the job in about a hour..That started my collection of Vega's. Currently own a set of D-2, D-3 ,DX-3 ,U-321 & an set of TR-12's...My wife loves me ;)
Ah, that slide projector was made by Leitz. I used to drive by the factory every week and always was fascinated by the little suspended walkway that linked their facilities on both sides of the street.
Kind of interesting, Leitz were early adopters, using computers for their optics calculation. In the early 1950s they started using one of the first commercial mainframe computers in Germany, the Zuse Z5, replacing it with an Elliott 402F some time later as far as I could find out. My mother worked there briefly in the 1960s, probably around the time that projector was made, and I think they still used punched tape as data storage then.
Holy Crap! The CSRA representing with the Channel Z 95.1. That was the only good music station out of Augusta, GA. They had the Grunge Hits before anyone in the South East.
Nice! Makes sense, I'm not terribly far from there.
Yeah, sorry dude. Just brought back good memories from when I was a kid. Got to hear Nirvana before it was on MTV and stuff like that. Wild times. Come to think of it, every song from the era was about Heroine addiction, and all of us Southern kids didn't even know.
I hope you keep this series going for a long time to come. I love seeing all the retro stuff.
Tfw your 8 track player doesn’t work, and your boy Clint finds at least 4 in goodwill in one day.
That wood grain, phone, clock-radio, music player etc... your cell phone does all that now :)
It's not solid state, it's solid waste.
Please keep doing this. Even the non-electrical/gaming/software items are so amusing to watch, really. Keep m coming clint!
I think everyone approves of Bowie.
Rebel The Girl I know right?? I know the set he saw is long gone by now but Damn I want it.
yes! even if you think it was slow this episode was great to come home to find waiting!
maybe that dryer, shrunk in the wash..
The "Stereo Disco Mixer" Is a Ross DM-1 produced between 1986 and 1988. It's an old-school DJ mixer, the mic in is for your microphone, the phono in or line in (which are probably RCA if this is anything like the Pioneer models) would go to your turntables. The jack plug under the channel faders would be your monitor out most likely 1/4" phono. The lack of a crossfade places this as before the era of purpose-made hip hop and techno mixers, but it's conceptually not far off from a 2- or 4-channel battlemixer used by techno and hip hop DJs in the 90s. You can mimic that effect with careful manipulation of the line fades, however, and many DJs did.
This sort of low-end kit would be used by a small event DJ for gigs ranging from weddings, to small clubs, school dances and the like.
15:43 Whoa, New 3DS XL for 100$? He found a good deal, as New 3DSes cost 3 times as much (at least in Poland).
New ones are only twice as much here, used ones about $150 or so depending on style.
As someone who works at a goodwill, I'm so jealous of the things your stores get. And that they can put them out and sell them.
I'd get that sony watchman, seems like a really cool piece of tech.
I love Watchmans (Watchmen?). I've thrifted several, and even though there aren't many analog TV broadcasts anymore, I still get some use out of them using a bodged together TV transmitter hooked up to my PC.
Totally agree! Clint go back and get that Watchman. They used real CRTs which were bent to save space. Very cool design.
Never heard of the band Seven Percent Solution and their album All About Satellites and Spaceships before, but I looked it up, and I want to thank you for showing the track listing on that cassette. They made such great music.
Since the video has been posted 4 minutes no one can claim that the video is good since they couldn’t have seem it completely. Btw great video!
Seem?
It's LGR thrifts! You don't have to see it to know it's good
I think the dolphin thing was the bottom to a glass table, keep up the good work! Highlight of my day when LGR pops up in my sub feed.
Opening speech gave me a reason to click thumb up. :D
The projector - Unless I'm mistaken, that's an old filmstrip projector.
The knives - One explanation would be that they were bought as a package from one of the shopping channels. They used to offer package deals with like two dozen knives. My father bought one once so that he could resell them to people. I still have a few of them.
Finally, love that they were playing Christmas Vacation on the TVs. :)
never heard about sony watchman - want one now for my 8 bit atari
Those Cerwin Vega's were sweet. Needed some work, but I'd bet they would rattle the windows. Under that BSR Turntable was a Kenwood 5 Disc changer. That was my very first Hi-Fi CD player. Ah memories.
Awww man I would have bought those tapes n blanked em
I assume you have one of those bulk tape erasers. I bought one a while ago to erase some reel to reels I used to have.
A hardcore punk band once tried to get me and a bunch of other fans into Napoleon Hill. It was kinda weird and culty, but that shelf was a blast from the past.
I recently found a pentium 3 for $7 at a thrift store
Nice. What model?
what speed?
I'll usurp Scarf_Guy's thread and mention that I also found a CPU at a thrift store for around that price. I found an i7 3770K (overclocked to 4Ghz) a few years back for $8, and it was already installed in a motherboard that was otherwise untouched.
i got a pentium d system with 2gb of ddr2 ram for 5$ it didn't work and i think the power supply is dead, but once i replace that it should work
Nice. I have a few systems like that I found while dumpster diving (I live in an area where dumpster diving is legal and the residents are wasteful), which is awesome since I love restoring older PCs.
I wish I could find some more DDR3 desktop ram personally, though I did find 16 GB of laptop DDR3 for $12 not too long ago.
The moment he made a Frozen based dad joke...
Hand could not slap against face any faster X-D
I didn't expect an episode so soon. Where would I send the pic of my finds to get it to you?
I've had success sending pics to him via Twitter (just @ him). I've gotten featured a couple of times (including today), so it definitely works.
Twitter, Facebook, email, wherever you can send pics!
Because LGR requests community submissions. That's the whole purpose of the slide show at the end of the video. It's a fun way to get his community engaged.
Getting LGR Thrifts episodes is like that sweet chocolate bar you get as a reward. Simply delicious.
I don't know if Clint will see and respond to this but, I'm wondering if you still find Gaming Special Editions or other parts of them. Like in the old episodes you would find the Saints Row Wub Wub Edition, Dead Island Riptide Special Edition, or Ninja Gaiden 3 Statues but, do you find those anymore?
If I did I'd show them!
Lazy Game Reviews Yeah, that was the answer I was expecting. Wonder why they don't appear much anymore? To be honest, I would have loved those Ninja Gaiden 3 Statues for $5 you found in an old episode. Would have been great to have around. Thanks for responding though.
At 9:44 - that's a diafilm projector. Kind of like a slide projector, where it projects still images, but unlike a slide projector it uses a continuous reel of film, and you have to manually wind the film to the next frame. When I was a kid we had one of those, and it was, like the coolest thing ever, as we had all of these cartridges with wonderfully illustrated childrens' stories.
Dear Lord...thank you for the LGR thing we are about to observe. Thank you for keeping Goodwill open. Lord I ask for your blessing over any items Clint may find, as well as his camera glasses, and the lucky rock. Lord please allow any new additions to the LGR collection to be preserved. And Lord please give Clint the ability to provide us with more LGR things in the future.
In Jesus' name we pray, amen.
Clint, you always put me in a good mood. Thank you.
You totally could have flipped that Bowie on ebay.
I love that old stereo console with the original owner's manual, warranty card and turntable cover.
LGR makes new video
"I sleep"
It's thrifts
"*GIVE ME FOR FUCKS SAKE!!!1* (Rabid noises)"
>Sleeping when there's a new LGR video.
*How dare you*
I'm in FUCKING EUROPE.
Thats was fun. I love seeing some of the old stuff when I go through goodwill.
Woah so much stuff left behind this time Clint, 6:40 15 bucks will sell with profit gaurenteed on ebay, same with that Sony Mega Watchman, also you should've grabbed that color woodgrain TV, those won't be around much longer, those tubes inside (even for parts) are getting more and more expensive, no reason not to grab it. Pocketvision for 2 bucks was a score also.
I am not a reseller and I have no reason to grab more TVs of that type since I have plenty!
But it hurt :(
i would have grabbed that Bowie thingie, just because a. it's sealed b. it's Bowie who a lot of people like. It's a low-stakes investment that will likely pay off.
0:46 Wow! Massive Attack! Fluke! Future Sound of London! I would've totally picked that tape up, sounds like a great mix.
I have the same reel-to-reel! The Sony TC-560. I Saved it from the back of a Salvos truck that going to the 𝐝𝐮𝐦𝐩!
Once they knew I wanted it though, they wanted $100 (AUD).
I took it home, cleaned it up and restored it. It stands proudly in my setup.
My dad had that exact Pocket TV back in the day. It got used a lot on camping trips!
For a split second I thought that was the Myst III soundtrack, and my heart jumped a it. That's the rarest OST in the series and it's the only one I haven't been able to find at a decent price. Someday I'm gonna bite the bullet and drop $40 on eBay for it, but a goodwill find would have been pretty boss.
THE LGR THRIFT IS REAAAAALLLLLLLLLL OMG I BENCH WATCHED 20 VIDEOS OF THIS IN THE PAST AND THOUGHT I WOULD NEVER SEE IT BACK ON THE CHANNEL I LOVE U
I reflexively hit "Like" on all LGR Thrifts videos. I've never been wrong yet.
Even though you didnt find much stuff, i really enjoyed this episode. Please make more thrift videos like this one where you show a whole heap of random stuff.
I just love LGR - Thrifts, keep up the good work Clint
9:31 A clock-radio-answeringmachine-phone-combination! I've got one of those in my pocket right now.