My dad made me one of those Schwinn type bikes in the 70's With the small front wheel and a 3 speed shifter on the frame. Every time he locked himself in the shed for a couple of weeks I knew I was getting something great.
You have maybe THE most natural whispering voice on TH-cam. Thank you so much, I don’t always comment but you have been putting me to sleep for a couple of years now and you never fail. Sometimes I even learn something. Hope you and your family are blessed!
That Human Torch comic is very rare. Even in the condition you could get a couple hundred dollars. The best conditioned one was valued at over 22 grand.
Super relaxing video :) its great to see how magazines and adverts were like back in the day. Your collections are like a mini time capsule for us to see, it's very enjoyable.
What a treasure! This former librarian loves old prints and stuff like this too. Pro Tip: Find a library supply company online and get an "acid free" envelope or box to keep this in. It'll delay it falling apart. :)
As an enjoyer of old books/magazines this was an incredibly interesting video. The oldest book I have was given to me by my grandfather and it was a book of different stories aimed for school kids published in 1897
I often tell my husband I'm a collector not a horder lol. My things are organized and protected. Much of it was my Dad's. He left a note never to sell anything lol so he'd be happy to know we treasure his stamps and 78 records as much as he did :)
I'm 37, so this is the sweet spot for me lol. My parents were too poor to shop at JC Penney, although id get school clothing there when I got a little older and was self conscious about what I wore. What is strange is prices haven't seemed to change much, but JC Penney was always expensive back in the day. Everything else has been highly inflated since then though especially housing and gas.
I had that Schwinn Pea Picker …my dad found it in a junk yard and refurbished it for my mom but she never wanted to ride it …so I always used it …it had a 3 speed shifter and was sooo cool and it would jump ramps good
That early comic in pristine condition would probably make a fortune. It's also interesting to think that the early comic will qualify as a genuine antique in about 20 years.
This is the first time I made it long enough to hear you question why you keep this stuff. If I may, I'd like to thank you for keeping it . Believe it or not no matter how you see it without people like you this stuff would easily vanish with the passing of time . I personally would like to own some of these some day as they are a look back that exists only as is and one day will be gone for good.
I was a sophomore in high school on 9/11/01. I enlisted in the Marines on active duty two years later and deployed twice. I share your feelings about those images. They cost us a lot, well beyond that day.
I just realized you put the masking tape on the side of the box so you could write what was inside it but also not deface the box in the process, that's clever
Marvel Mystery Comics #15 was actually published in January 1941 and the blurb you couldn't read says "Pouring Through The Ocean Tunnel Came The Nazi Hordes" and The other hero on the cover is The Sub-Mariner. Love your videos.
Love the catalog videos. Amazing the amount of cigarette ads back then. And amazing how strong cig sales are still with little to no advertising and all the anti smoking ads.
Exactly what was needed tonight. Thank you! My youngest son ( one is 5 and the other 4) loves trains!! We've been on the steam train a few times and he knows all the parts, boiler steam stack truss & coupling bars lol Those comics are worth something! You can look up the pricing on line to research their Worth before you sell. Still praying for your wife! One request would be for a life advice on marriage... I'd be interested to hear what you have to say about the subject. ❤️ and gratitude as always.
I remember some of those ads. I'm 44 now, but in the 1990's my aunt gifted me a National Geographic subscription. I was in my teens and remember the ads I saw.
I’d love a video going through all of the small adverts at the back of the magazines. Especially the “camp” adverts. Keep up the good work and I hope your wife is well.
I fell asleep to an asmr video before this one. Was having a dream this guy called me and I must've told him "Let me call you back" like 15 times. And he just kept going on and on. Woke up to realize I was listening to this video in my sleep🤣
I really enjoyed this video, especially the boys life magazine as it brought back memories from my childhood. I was 10 years old in 1971 and remember my brother and I building Estes model rockets and launching them.
@@RelaxingASMR It's not quite completely in powder form just yet so you might be able to get a few bucks for it! ;) (Detached pages put it in the "fair" category ~1.0)
So I get your comments about “getting rid of it so someone else doesn’t have to do it for me”. I am in the process of clearing out my mother’s place. She died two weeks ago. And ironically, I am keeping more than I would throw away. And fwiw, 1965, we still have many years ahead. As my mother used to say, “don’t be in such a hurry to grow up”. Take that advice in reverse.
I knew the start of high school year was going to start when I got my Radio Shack catalog. I loved those battery of the month club cards. 9 volt rocks!!
Always enjoy watching your videos. Definitely hang onto all your vintage brochures/catalogs; they are very collectable and just simply so nice to look at. Recently a friend sent me an original Readers Digest Mood Music catalog from the 1970s, which is really pleasurable to look at.
Im 42 and l loved silly putty and mine would pick up print and the funnys. New day putty doesnt even feel the same....new kind kind of snaps if you pull it apart. Its just totally different. I even had glow in the dark putty and l fell asleep playing with it and l woke up and it had stuck to the front of my shirt and l woke up so freaking scared because it was glowing on my chest and l seriously thought an alien had come to get me and l started screaming and my mom came in and turned on the light and it was tan putty .......But l couldnt understand why l didnt immediately know it was the putty. I was so freaked out but l had night terrors as they say...but crazy scary as heck dreams almost every nite. I remember always hating to go to sleep because l would always wake up screaming n crying.
I bought that same exact Schwinn that you were talking about at a garage sale for 5 bucks in the 80's.. By that time the bike was obviously dated and out of style but I really enjoyed it.. Sadly it got stolen from me not too long afterwards..
Eyyy you’re still doing these. It’s been years since I watched your channel or any ASMR at all. Came here to see if you were still uploading. The TH-cam algorithm sucks. Nice to hear your voice again. Hello from Scotland
The irony of that Death of Superman comic is that it's practically worthless (no matter how pristine they are kept) because everyone else has the same idea and the quantities printed were way above the normal run for these "collector's item" type issues so the supply is still very high. Anybody that wants one can easily find them. The age isn't so important as much as how limited the printing was so that the quantities are lower. The old Supply and Demand formula. That doesn't stop people from asking ridiculously high prices (whether they are getting those prices is another story).
Wow, marvel mystery comics issue 15 could sell for up to $9,000 if it’s in great condition. Shame this copy was in a wall instead of a protective case 🤣
You say “all of the Apollo info was lost”, can you expound on that a little or know of any articles? I would assume that at the very least the intellectual legacy of nasa would be intact, and also intrinsic in all subsequent aerospace design. Love your videos! My favorite asmr of all time. Found yer channel and never looked back. Puts me to sleep every time. Thanks!
I'm not sure what NASA has or doesn't have from the Apollo era. I only remember seeing headlines some time ago saying that they no longer had the data. With the loss of whatever that data was, as well as the retirement of the people that got us there before, plus I imagine that so much has changed over the decades when it comes to materials, it's easy to see why going back to the moon 50 years later would essentially be starting from scratch all over again in some regards.
I'd say that a highschool year book would be a source of pain for many people considering the rife bullying across schools. It is an epidemic. I struggle to even think of many high school events because I am inevitably taken back to the place where the "good times" were taken away from me because of selfish teens that didn't know any better. I'm glad you find positivity in your high school year book.
so i looked up the issue and its from 1941!! and the text on the cover reads "pouring through the ocean tunnel came the NAZI HORDES!" love your content!! super relaxing :)
That Marvel Comics #15 is a very rare, & very desirable comic book. It's worth contacting CGC comics for opinions on restoration. Marvel Comics #1 is the 2nd most valuable comic in the world & yes, #15 isn't #1, but it's still rare enough & historic enough to preserve. As a life long enthusiast, I truly hope you consider restoration for preservation purposes, or putting into the hands of someone who will do the necessary work. It would be a sin to let it wither away
Love your vids but could you please consider starting to add in the background rain and thunder sounds like you used to in some of your “this or that” series? Thank you for all your quality content
Nerdrotic would know how to preserve that comic. Issued jan 1941. It says, Pounding through the ocean tunnel came the Nazi hordes. O looked, your comic could be worth $1,000.
I've watched this video a few times already, and each time it brings a tear to my eye. It does so because it reminds me of what this country use to stand for. It reminds me of what life used to be in this country. I'm 55 years old, so like Mr. & Mrs. Relaxing ASMR, I have a different perspective than, say, anyone under the age of 30. I too remember students at my Catholic high school who drove to school in their pickup trucks with gun racks loaded with long rifles. Like many kids, I was bullied, and when that happened I wanted to beat the person up with my fists. At no time did the idea of using a gun ever enter my mind. It was inconceivable to do such a thing. Why. Because I had the fear of God in my soul, meaning that doing such an act would mean eternal damnation. The idea of the separation of church and state is NOT in the constitution of the United States, and it was never in the minds of those who wrote and/or signed it. As justice Clarence Thomas wrote, the idea of this separation needs to readdressed and probably overturned. We're in very dire times, possibly the most dire that this country (and the world) has ever experienced in modern times. What's happening in the United States, this culture war (and it is a war, do not be fooled) is not unique, as it's happening in almost every country in the Western world. A lot of damage has been done to our customs, culture and our traditions. Hopefully we can heal with discourse and not a kinetic civil war, but as Thomas Sowell explains and as history has shown, whenever this kind of intersectionality has been implemented, it has resulted in violent skirmishes or outright civil war. Sorry for this political rant, but I love my country, or should I say, the country that use to be the United States of America.
Yearbooks (for better or worse) are an alien concept here in England. They seem like a fun idea, but the parents would inevitably wonder who would foot the bill. Even the yearly school photos are too expensive for some poorer families, so...
from the schools i went to (a million years ago), creating the yearbooks was usually done by an extra-curricular group of students. the only 'cost' was for the student headshots and the physical production of the books. the photos were usually pretty cheap (when i was younger, im pretty sure it was free. you just had to show up). the school was paying a photographer to sit there and snap photos for an hour or two during lunch break. not too expensive. at least, it wasnt before photoshop came around and they started offering to airbrush out kids blemishes for additional cost. as for the book itself, you didnt HAVE to order one, but they ran like $25. arguably a bargain for a hardback with mostly color printing. that all being said, i dont have any of mine any more. he mentions keeping them for the memories, i got rid of mine for the same.
@@Blitterbug I have a yearbook from my secondary school in England, and I think I left in 2005. Edit for some more context: I went to a rural state school in the North East. I think the school paid for them in my case and everyone got one, but can't remember fully. It's the quality of a glossy magazine with a thicker card outer cover (not hardback or anything).
@@McPoogle Wow. Your school district is pretty cool. Do you know how unique that is? Unless schools have changed a lot in the 40 years since I left! Though all my 4 children had the same experience as me...
That yearbook was amazing. Everyone well groomed; boys in ties and suits. Looks more professional than most Linked In profiles. Wish America could return to the late ‘70’s/ early 80’s!
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My dad made me one of those Schwinn type bikes in the 70's
With the small front wheel and a 3 speed shifter on the frame.
Every time he locked himself in the shed for a couple of weeks I knew I was getting something great.
You have maybe THE most natural whispering voice on TH-cam. Thank you so much, I don’t always comment but you have been putting me to sleep for a couple of years now and you never fail. Sometimes I even learn something. Hope you and your family are blessed!
That Human Torch comic is very rare. Even in the condition you could get a couple hundred dollars. The best conditioned one was valued at over 22 grand.
He should keep it as long as he can.
I literally screamed “No!” At the screen when he tried to use silly putty on it!
What are "grands"? Curious
@@solaris5757 grand is slang for a thousand dollars. So 22 grand means 22 thousand dollars.
@@solaris5757 i think it's a thousand, not sure tho
Super relaxing video :) its great to see how magazines and adverts were like back in the day. Your collections are like a mini time capsule for us to see, it's very enjoyable.
What a treasure! This former librarian loves old prints and stuff like this too. Pro Tip: Find a library supply company online and get an "acid free" envelope or box to keep this in. It'll delay it falling apart. :)
As an enjoyer of old books/magazines this was an incredibly interesting video. The oldest book I have was given to me by my grandfather and it was a book of different stories aimed for school kids published in 1897
I often tell my husband I'm a collector not a horder lol. My things are organized and protected. Much of it was my Dad's. He left a note never to sell anything lol so he'd be happy to know we treasure his stamps and 78 records as much as he did :)
Vinyl (record) sales in the U.S. increased from 21.5 million units in 2020 to 41.7 million units last year! Thanks, as always, for the great video.
That just makes me happy 😊
@@littlecatfeet9064- Me too !!
I'm 37, so this is the sweet spot for me lol. My parents were too poor to shop at JC Penney, although id get school clothing there when I got a little older and was self conscious about what I wore. What is strange is prices haven't seemed to change much, but JC Penney was always expensive back in the day. Everything else has been highly inflated since then though especially housing and gas.
Yeah, my mom had permission to use the Sears credit card back in '77
Credit cards were rare back then, except for gas.
Regardless of condition, I’m jealous of you holding Marvel Mystery #15. As weird as this sounds, it must smell amazing.
Old smelling things are really comforting
I saw these in an attic full of Rats
What a waste to see it chewed up!
I had that Schwinn Pea Picker …my dad found it in a junk yard and refurbished it for my mom but she never wanted to ride it …so I always used it …it had a 3 speed shifter and was sooo cool and it would jump ramps good
That early comic in pristine condition would probably make a fortune. It's also interesting to think that the early comic will qualify as a genuine antique in about 20 years.
This is the first time I made it long enough to hear you question why you keep this stuff.
If I may, I'd like to thank you for keeping it . Believe it or not no matter how you see it without people like you this stuff would easily vanish with the passing of time . I personally would like to own some of these some day as they are a look back that exists only as is and one day will be gone for good.
I was a sophomore in high school on 9/11/01. I enlisted in the Marines on active duty two years later and deployed twice. I share your feelings about those images. They cost us a lot, well beyond that day.
I just realized you put the masking tape on the side of the box so you could write what was inside it but also not deface the box in the process, that's clever
Marvel Mystery Comics #15 was actually published in January 1941 and the blurb you couldn't read says "Pouring Through The Ocean Tunnel Came The Nazi Hordes" and The other hero on the cover is The Sub-Mariner. Love your videos.
Love the catalog videos. Amazing the amount of cigarette ads back then. And amazing how strong cig sales are still with little to no advertising and all the anti smoking ads.
This is my introduction to your channel. I’m eager to listen to more.
Hope you enjoy!
Exactly what was needed tonight. Thank you!
My youngest son ( one is 5 and the other 4) loves trains!! We've been on the steam train a few times and he knows all the parts, boiler steam stack truss & coupling bars lol
Those comics are worth something! You can look up the pricing on line to research their Worth before you sell. Still praying for your wife!
One request would be for a life advice on marriage... I'd be interested to hear what you have to say about the subject. ❤️ and gratitude as always.
I remember some of those ads. I'm 44 now, but in the 1990's my aunt gifted me a National Geographic subscription. I was in my teens and remember the ads I saw.
I’d love a video going through all of the small adverts at the back of the magazines. Especially the “camp” adverts. Keep up the good work and I hope your wife is well.
I like how the high school photos people were wearing suits n full dress cloths compared to now a days
Magazine videos are my favorites! And I appreciated this one was 1.5 hours.
I fell asleep to an asmr video before this one. Was having a dream this guy called me and I must've told him "Let me call you back" like 15 times. And he just kept going on and on. Woke up to realize I was listening to this video in my sleep🤣
this has me laughing my ass off thank you
1:27:00 - Nice rain on the roof to end it with.
I really enjoyed this video, especially the boys life magazine as it brought back memories from my childhood. I was 10 years old in 1971 and remember my brother and I building Estes model rockets and launching them.
At a low grade of 2.0, that Marvel Mystery Comics No. 15 is worth $650. Near mint is valued at $22,500.
So what grade is mine? .01?
@@RelaxingASMR It's not quite completely in powder form just yet so you might be able to get a few bucks for it! ;) (Detached pages put it in the "fair" category ~1.0)
@@RelaxingASMR I’ll give you $30 for it.
I remember my mother saying not to get silly putty in the rug. My brother and I of course had in fact gotten silly putty in the rug.
So I get your comments about “getting rid of it so someone else doesn’t have to do it for me”. I am in the process of clearing out my mother’s place. She died two weeks ago. And ironically, I am keeping more than I would throw away. And fwiw, 1965, we still have many years ahead. As my mother used to say, “don’t be in such a hurry to grow up”. Take that advice in reverse.
I was lucky enough to have the green Schwinn stingray. I'd wash and wax it quite often! Loved to ramp it.
Haven't even watched yet but making a habit to like and comment to show my support. Your videos are the best man. All the love
I knew the start of high school year was going to start when I got my Radio Shack catalog. I loved those battery of the month club cards. 9 volt rocks!!
The cool stingray! There was a few were I lived but they were hard on your tush!
Would love a video on that July 4th Time magazine issue!
I hope you never stop making asmr. Easily one of the best❤️
Wishing the best of health for you and your wife 💙
There is a bike shop somewhere near San Francisco that has one of every color Schwinn crate bike hanging on their wall. It’s absolutely amazing
Love these mag flip videos. Worth the wait, thank you!
man that venom #1 cover looks so cool, what an awesome comic book!
Wonderful video as always .... and yes ! Pen World Magazine still exists !!
Good to know!
Great video. I love your flip videos. Now pleaaaaase do comic books centric video !
Always enjoy watching your videos. Definitely hang onto all your vintage brochures/catalogs; they are very collectable and just simply so nice to look at. Recently a friend sent me an original Readers Digest Mood Music catalog from the 1970s, which is really pleasurable to look at.
When I have looked at my yearbook in the past it had a musty smell … I’m guessing that it could be because it was 45 years old !😳😁
Im 42 and l loved silly putty and mine would pick up print and the funnys. New day putty doesnt even feel the same....new kind kind of snaps if you pull it apart. Its just totally different. I even had glow in the dark putty and l fell asleep playing with it and l woke up and it had stuck to the front of my shirt and l woke up so freaking scared because it was glowing on my chest and l seriously thought an alien had come to get me and l started screaming and my mom came in and turned on the light and it was tan putty .......But l couldnt understand why l didnt immediately know it was the putty. I was so freaked out but l had night terrors as they say...but crazy scary as heck dreams almost every nite. I remember always hating to go to sleep because l would always wake up screaming n crying.
5932.00. 1982 dollars in 2022. Did not establish the accuracy of this website but seems reasonable.
I bought that same exact Schwinn that you were talking about at a garage sale for 5 bucks in the 80's.. By that time the bike was obviously dated and out of style but I really enjoyed it.. Sadly it got stolen from me not too long afterwards..
Had a compass almost exactly like that. This and Morse code is something Alien to today's kids
I have model train magazines that have articles of small town buildings.
You're videos are so great. Thank you for putting them out!
Eyyy you’re still doing these. It’s been years since I watched your channel or any ASMR at all. Came here to see if you were still uploading. The TH-cam algorithm sucks. Nice to hear your voice again. Hello from Scotland
Ha! From the looks of your yearbook photos, you too graduated in the 80's! First half, I'm guessing???
I’m a 35 year old man and I still want to come round to your house to play 😂😂
I'd love to know more about the "Comic Found in the Walls of My Parents House". Like, what year was it found, and how was it discovered?
Please make a video about your comic book collection
That venom has a pretty big price tag as well
The irony of that Death of Superman comic is that it's practically worthless (no matter how pristine they are kept) because everyone else has the same idea and the quantities printed were way above the normal run for these "collector's item" type issues so the supply is still very high. Anybody that wants one can easily find them. The age isn't so important as much as how limited the printing was so that the quantities are lower. The old Supply and Demand formula. That doesn't stop people from asking ridiculously high prices (whether they are getting those prices is another story).
Wow, marvel mystery comics issue 15 could sell for up to $9,000 if it’s in great condition. Shame this copy was in a wall instead of a protective case 🤣
Everyones hair looked like a helmet in your yearbook
The Channel Tunnel was built in the 80s so that story was speculative.
You say “all of the Apollo info was lost”, can you expound on that a little or know of any articles? I would assume that at the very least the intellectual legacy of nasa would be intact, and also intrinsic in all subsequent aerospace design. Love your videos! My favorite asmr of all time. Found yer channel and never looked back. Puts me to sleep every time. Thanks!
I'm not sure what NASA has or doesn't have from the Apollo era. I only remember seeing headlines some time ago saying that they no longer had the data. With the loss of whatever that data was, as well as the retirement of the people that got us there before, plus I imagine that so much has changed over the decades when it comes to materials, it's easy to see why going back to the moon 50 years later would essentially be starting from scratch all over again in some regards.
Like your videos. Doing a video on your comic book collection would be a cool video to see and listen too
I'd say that a highschool year book would be a source of pain for many people considering the rife bullying across schools. It is an epidemic. I struggle to even think of many high school events because I am inevitably taken back to the place where the "good times" were taken away from me because of selfish teens that didn't know any better.
I'm glad you find positivity in your high school year book.
I threw out my yearbooks. Don’t need that in my life.
PEN World is still around and in print form!
You know a magazine's old when it has loads of cigarette ads in it.
It’s gonna be a great day. Thank you 🙏
so i looked up the issue and its from 1941!! and the text on the cover reads "pouring through the ocean tunnel came the NAZI HORDES!"
love your content!! super relaxing :)
Can you do a whole show on your comic collection ? When you have time please
Absolutely intending to go through the entire box of them someday.
@@RelaxingASMR thank you
I got a red Panapet radio for Christmas in 1970.
Always good to see you post, although this was a bit too fast paced for me. Each magazine could almost be its own vid for me haha.
I never even bothered getting a year book, unfortunately some of us didn’t have an enjoyable highschool experience..
Yes, same here, I hated every minute of high school! ( but love this video)
Stranger things vibe bruhh. Now all we need is Kate Busch playing in the background
The begging clip made me think he was in a submarine that was slowly being crushed by the raising pressure
That $1800 stereo would be about 5500 bucks today 😳
What year was the high school yearbook from? The styles look just like my 1979 yearbook!
That Marvel Comics #15 is a very rare, & very desirable comic book. It's worth contacting CGC comics for opinions on restoration. Marvel Comics #1 is the 2nd most valuable comic in the world & yes, #15 isn't #1, but it's still rare enough & historic enough to preserve. As a life long enthusiast, I truly hope you consider restoration for preservation purposes, or putting into the hands of someone who will do the necessary work. It would be a sin to let it wither away
Unexpected polish element in old magazine on 46:28. Nevertheless pleasing element. Greetings from Poland :)
1:11 if I was to guess which one is you I'd say right hand page, 2nd row, third image down. Am I right? 😄
Love your vids but could you please consider starting to add in the background rain and thunder sounds like you used to in some of your “this or that” series? Thank you for all your quality content
1:50
Is that you, Relaxing ASMR, doing the bicep pose in the photo bottom left on the right-hand page?! Haha. Say it is.
Looks like $2000 and 1982 was the equivalent of $6000 today (as of 2023)
Man it’s crazy to see a Marvel comic from the 1940’s
Nerdrotic would know how to preserve that comic.
Issued jan 1941.
It says, Pounding through the ocean tunnel came the Nazi hordes.
O looked, your comic could be worth $1,000.
It's in such poor shape. Can't imagine anyone wanting it.
@@RelaxingASMR check. You'll get something. Nerdrotic owned a comic shop.
Thank you for the wonderful videos, keep up the good work. :)
I think not all Apollo information were lost. Google: Apollo 11 missing tapes.
I’m surprised you don’t have a model railroad layout.
You and me both. I had always thought I'd have one long before now. Funny how things work out sometimes.
the text says “pouring through the ocean tunnel” i googled the image of the full cover
I just decided to value that Marvel comic book, if it was mint it'd be worth $22,500😲 Seems you could even still get $200 for it if you wanted to.
great video as always and i hope your wife is doing okay
I like this this is cool
$13,500 in 1980 equals approx. $48,625 today.
I've watched this video a few times already, and each time it brings a tear to my eye. It does so because it reminds me of what this country use to stand for. It reminds me of what life used to be in this country. I'm 55 years old, so like Mr. & Mrs. Relaxing ASMR, I have a different perspective than, say, anyone under the age of 30. I too remember students at my Catholic high school who drove to school in their pickup trucks with gun racks loaded with long rifles. Like many kids, I was bullied, and when that happened I wanted to beat the person up with my fists. At no time did the idea of using a gun ever enter my mind. It was inconceivable to do such a thing. Why. Because I had the fear of God in my soul, meaning that doing such an act would mean eternal damnation. The idea of the separation of church and state is NOT in the constitution of the United States, and it was never in the minds of those who wrote and/or signed it. As justice Clarence Thomas wrote, the idea of this separation needs to readdressed and probably overturned. We're in very dire times, possibly the most dire that this country (and the world) has ever experienced in modern times. What's happening in the United States, this culture war (and it is a war, do not be fooled) is not unique, as it's happening in almost every country in the Western world. A lot of damage has been done to our customs, culture and our traditions. Hopefully we can heal with discourse and not a kinetic civil war, but as Thomas Sowell explains and as history has shown, whenever this kind of intersectionality has been implemented, it has resulted in violent skirmishes or outright civil war.
Sorry for this political rant, but I love my country, or should I say, the country that use to be the United States of America.
Tbook is real old so the ink is dryer over the years
Yearbooks (for better or worse) are an alien concept here in England. They seem like a fun idea, but the parents would inevitably wonder who would foot the bill. Even the yearly school photos are too expensive for some poorer families, so...
from the schools i went to (a million years ago), creating the yearbooks was usually done by an extra-curricular group of students. the only 'cost' was for the student headshots and the physical production of the books. the photos were usually pretty cheap (when i was younger, im pretty sure it was free. you just had to show up). the school was paying a photographer to sit there and snap photos for an hour or two during lunch break. not too expensive. at least, it wasnt before photoshop came around and they started offering to airbrush out kids blemishes for additional cost. as for the book itself, you didnt HAVE to order one, but they ran like $25. arguably a bargain for a hardback with mostly color printing.
that all being said, i dont have any of mine any more. he mentions keeping them for the memories, i got rid of mine for the same.
europe doesn't do yearbooks?
@@StarOfArtemis England doesn't. I don't know about Europe.
@@Blitterbug I have a yearbook from my secondary school in England, and I think I left in 2005.
Edit for some more context: I went to a rural state school in the North East. I think the school paid for them in my case and everyone got one, but can't remember fully. It's the quality of a glossy magazine with a thicker card outer cover (not hardback or anything).
@@McPoogle Wow. Your school district is pretty cool. Do you know how unique that is? Unless schools have changed a lot in the 40 years since I left! Though all my 4 children had the same experience as me...
That yearbook was amazing. Everyone well groomed; boys in ties and suits. Looks more professional than most Linked In profiles. Wish America could return to the late ‘70’s/ early 80’s!
If you ha e the venom sent to a graded company it will probably be worth more then the Human Torch one
You’re videos are exceptional good, thank you, bye the way if you didn’t save those things, how could you share with us?
Thank you
That Marvel comic is probably worth around $200. Don’t throw it out.
I wish I found a Batman # 1 issue inside my wall.
0 hoarder vibes - these items are of use to the same community hahah
Guys why do listen to relaxing but not my counselor about smoking lol