stupid Star wars shop DOESN'T SELL WOMENS SIZES and I had to get a large kids... which looks like it would fit a VERY fat kid. I should have gotten a kid's medium. (mens small is still to big/long)
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i want to get that tshirt, but i dont know how it would compare to UK sizes, i want a 34 chest mens sizes....and was considering the mens small
the piece of sail from the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean movie prop is PRICELESS (or maybe a few ks) (it was a gift from... someone who managed to get his hands on it)
This is what my room USED to look like a few months ago
If you want I can go take some more current photos
oh come on. There has to be a fan boy on this forum with more stuff then me
My Telltale games and swag:
(I included my copy of the original Surfin' the Highway collection just because. I also have the Sam and Max cartoon DVD set and the old VHS tapes. I'm starting to realize how sort of impressive my personal Sam and Max collection is now, and now I'm kicking myself for having been too cheap to get the hardcover version of Telltale's Surfin' the Highway reprint.)
Other adventure games I have:
(My older brother had all of the old Sierra games when we were growing up. I just have the recent cheap-o King's Quest and Space Quest collections. And Callahan's Crosstime Saloon is a brilliant, underrated, little known, and hard to find adventure game designed by Josh Mandel of Sierra fame. I was lucky enough to find a used copy at a local video rental store a couple of years ago.)
Infocom:
(A birthday present from the aforementioned brother. An original 5.25" floppy disk IBM copy of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy text adventure in the original box with all the feelies included.)
Oh, and, uh, speaking of Douglas Adams-related adventure games, I also have Starship Titanic, which is really isn't that great a game at all. But here it is:
Here's MI 1 through 4, and Grim Fandango. They're all complete with codewheels, magazines, etc. I bought TSOMI on eBay, the rest (including LR) I all bought when they came out.
More LEC games:
Both Sam & Max seasons (including casefiles etc.), Surfin' the Highway, and two LEC games for the 360.
MI buttons on my laptop bag:
The Rogue Leaders book:
Framed Fate of Atlantis poster in my kitchen:
Framed Secret of Monkey Island poster over my living room couch. One day I'll take this to some convention where Ron Gilbert is, and I'll get him to sign it.
Framed and signed Tales of Monkey Island print. I still need to put this up somewhere.
Stuff I forgot/couldn't photograph:
- Dark Forces (they only sold the jewel case version here, so it's between all my CD-ROMS rather than among the big boxes, and I forgot to picture it.)
- Max crossbones and Guybrush evolution t-shirts (laundry)
- Digital stuff (Tales, MI:SE)
I tragically don't have any of the boxes for the old point 'n clicks, but I have all the original 5 1/2'' floppies for a lot of them, spinner wheels, etc.
My favorite thing is a Secret of Monkey Island shirt from back when it originally came out (not one of the SE shirts). I'll try to get a picture of it.
If I'm ever feeling motivated (I mean, really motivated) I'll dig out all my old game boxes and collectibles and things and photograph them, but probably won't happen any time soon. :cool:
Curse of Monkey Island. I found it for sale at Sams when I was a kid. I wanted it because it looked like a Kings Quest type of game... then it didn't work on my computer. I was so pissed... but then I found out it was just some type of easy compatibility issue. Had it fixed in seconds and was playing Curse & Monkey Madness constantly ever since. I'm still pathetically hooked on the entire series.
Most of my treasures are stored in boxes scattered throughout the house. I'll update the thread as I stumble across stuff. Here's a starter though;
5.25" "IBM" floppy version of Indy Jones & the Fate of Atlantis (plus a couple of CD Rom talkies and the CD version Quickstart Card and Manual that are stored in the same box).
These are pretty new (were released 2 or 3 years back), but are uncommon outside of New Zealand and Australia. The UK also had a near identical release with minor packaging changes. I also have Sam & Max Hit The Road and Jedi Knight / MoTS in this format.
Tragically, I didn't get involved in LEC until about 1997, so I've had to grab most of my collection at garage sales and eBay. Consequently, I've only got the boxes for Full Throttle and Hit the Road. I also somehow picked up two issues of The Adventurer, which are pretty fun to flip through.
The latest addition to my set is Loom (top left), which I'm super excited to finally get to play!
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do you have an ask me about Loom button?
Lol
I should make one JUST BECAUSE
BTW that's my 2nd hat... the first one doesn't have anymore room on it
i want to get that tshirt, but i dont know how it would compare to UK sizes, i want a 34 chest mens sizes....and was considering the mens small
-facepalm-
How much did you spend on that all?!
All my monkey island stuff or just my room/stuff in general?
Just... everything?
Could we possibly get a close-up of the back of the LeChuck's Revenge box?
the piece of sail from the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean movie prop is PRICELESS (or maybe a few ks) (it was a gift from... someone who managed to get his hands on it)
This is what my room USED to look like a few months ago
If you want I can go take some more current photos
oh come on. There has to be a fan boy on this forum with more stuff then me
I LIKE PENGUINS DAMN IT
Oh... In that case... Yep, still freaked out. O_o
*foams at mouth and hugs cds signed by Howard Shore*
Also.. the stuff on the floor is unimportant.
Except for the Kraken costume that's in a bag.
Do I really want to know? (Well, maybe...)
(we toast the bagels)
behold
for I am teh kraken
http://www.myspace.com/t3hkraken
Here ya go. I couldn't get a shot without glare, so I stuck the box on my scanner. Click for higher resolution.
Teehee. I have one just like that! :guybrush:
256 is a big number! so...many...colors
love that game
Sounds like a Videlectrix ad:
"256 is a big number! so...many...colors"
My Telltale games and swag:
(I included my copy of the original Surfin' the Highway collection just because. I also have the Sam and Max cartoon DVD set and the old VHS tapes. I'm starting to realize how sort of impressive my personal Sam and Max collection is now, and now I'm kicking myself for having been too cheap to get the hardcover version of Telltale's Surfin' the Highway reprint.)
Other adventure games I have:
(My older brother had all of the old Sierra games when we were growing up. I just have the recent cheap-o King's Quest and Space Quest collections. And Callahan's Crosstime Saloon is a brilliant, underrated, little known, and hard to find adventure game designed by Josh Mandel of Sierra fame. I was lucky enough to find a used copy at a local video rental store a couple of years ago.)
Infocom:
(A birthday present from the aforementioned brother. An original 5.25" floppy disk IBM copy of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy text adventure in the original box with all the feelies included.)
Oh, and, uh, speaking of Douglas Adams-related adventure games, I also have Starship Titanic, which is really isn't that great a game at all. But here it is:
neverhood is SO SCARY
I envy you.
At least you'll probably envy my two copies of hardcover Surfin' the Highway on top of my paperback copy, but still.
More LEC games:
Both Sam & Max seasons (including casefiles etc.), Surfin' the Highway, and two LEC games for the 360.
MI buttons on my laptop bag:
The Rogue Leaders book:
Framed Fate of Atlantis poster in my kitchen:
Framed Secret of Monkey Island poster over my living room couch. One day I'll take this to some convention where Ron Gilbert is, and I'll get him to sign it.
Framed and signed Tales of Monkey Island print. I still need to put this up somewhere.
Stuff I forgot/couldn't photograph:
- Dark Forces (they only sold the jewel case version here, so it's between all my CD-ROMS rather than among the big boxes, and I forgot to picture it.)
- Max crossbones and Guybrush evolution t-shirts (laundry)
- Digital stuff (Tales, MI:SE)
no bag. it`s an t-shirt... not official,
but the price and print are ok!
no chance! i`ve piranha poodles in the room to secure
My favorite thing is a Secret of Monkey Island shirt from back when it originally came out (not one of the SE shirts). I'll try to get a picture of it.
That is all.
5.25" "IBM" floppy version of Indy Jones & the Fate of Atlantis (plus a couple of CD Rom talkies and the CD version Quickstart Card and Manual that are stored in the same box).
These are pretty new (were released 2 or 3 years back), but are uncommon outside of New Zealand and Australia. The UK also had a near identical release with minor packaging changes. I also have Sam & Max Hit The Road and Jedi Knight / MoTS in this format.
More to follow, sometime...
The latest addition to my set is Loom (top left), which I'm super excited to finally get to play!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Monkey-Island-1-2-2-Acrylic-keychains_W0QQitemZ390145844525QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item5ad681252d