The "witchcraft" is audio from an episode of Lights Out, a horror/science fiction anthology that began in 1934 under of Wyllis Cooper. In 1936 Arch Oboler took over production duties, and the program lasted until 1947. It would be produced for radio from 1947-1949. It's most memorable for having really graphic special effects sounds...human beings being turned inside out, etc. The episode you have is "The Chicken Heart," in which a tiny piece of chicken heart has been kept alive in a laboratory, until it starts to grow, and grow, and grow...until it consumes the world. Hans Conried stars as Dr. Calvin, the scientist who was experimenting on a chicken heart, before it became the chicken heart.
@@abcephei It also was a story element in Fat Albert! cartoon. One of the characters tells a camp fire story about a mutant chicken heart that grows til eat "eats" New York. It seemed such a ridiculous premise and plot, I was sure it was made up just for Fat Albert. Hearing that it was a real '40s radio show is very surreal.
Wait, didn't Bill Cosby have a comedy bit that referenced this? I recall a record of him talking about when he was a kid. He would describe it, "Chicken Heart... Thump thump... Chicken Heart...". I last heard that maybe back in the '70s.
LGR Thrifts episodes feels like being a child, having cozy sheet on you, turning on television and watching good ol´ episodes of your favourite show. Good as always!
Goodwill: "We don't want to sell floppy discs because there could be personal information on them!" Also Goodwill: "Sure, you can buy sensitive HR documents, go for it."
24:30 - It's called Chicken Heart and was created by a radio program called Lights Out. I only know about it because it was used in the game Leechbowl by Kitty Horrorshow.
I bet when he was editing this video and saw the turtle in the video again and reading these comments, I bet he’s like “damn! I should’ve snagged it.” I know that feeling 100%
My daughter lived for that Let's Ride pack back in the day. She actually trained as a groom/jockey and still works with horses and is at university studying to be a vet LOL
@@kbhasi I know Super Potato is a shell of its former self (I still remember when you could get a bag full of Famicom carts for like 1000 yen) but I'd like to see him hit that up. I just wanna see it one more time, lol.
That Wheel Mouse Optical is an absolutely fantastic score. I had one in college that I still use to this day. I've never found another mouse as comfortable, and it still works with modern systems. Well done.
It's excellent - i have two of them in constant use since 2005 or so (and one spare), one got some retrobrighting recently and another needed a switch replacement, which worked so well I think I'll still be using them to the end of the unix epoch.
Wow I just realized I've been following this channel for 5+ years and I haven't watched one of these in so long (thank you algorithm). This felt like hanging out with an old friend after a long time apart, wandering random thrifts and pointing out all the crazy stuff we find. And that convention makes my geeky con-goer heart so happy.
I just LOVE these thrifting videos. As a person with a no space, no expendable income situation it is so much fun to watch. Also everything LGR sooths the retro nerd part of my personality! 🤘thank you kind sir for creating these.
I get so jealous looking at all the stuff from his thrift runs. I live pretty close to the beach and the thrift stores here are absolutely full of trash because everybody is so poor.
It'd probably be one of those panels about a subject that content creators have zero business talking about, Like that time JaidenAnimations did a mental health panel. I could imagine something like this "The exact molecule arrangements of woodgrain, Presented by LGR for Vidcon 2022"
@@Nihilistic-Mystic "The exact molecule arrangements of woodgrain, Presented by LGR for Vidcon 2022" I bet Clint might know more about this than the average bloke though.
@@Nihilistic-Mystic i mean if the panel is relevant to their profession even if its not their primary field it makes sense To use your example, it makes perfect sense for jaidenanimations to do a mental health panel if it pertains to mental health issues youtube creators or animators face
LOL at this stage I can't see myself going to any kind of big event like that again. I've never really liked crowds, so I think I can live with giving them a miss.
Thrifts are dying :( it's all online markets, no use going to a store when it's either a 1:1 price or higher, but I do it just to get out and see some fun stuff
I very briefly lived in Hendersonville/Asheville, and I frequented every one of these Goodwills when I lived in the area. Memories of thrifting in that area combined with the nostalgia I feel for all the archaic tech you feature that I used in my childhood and formative teen years is an outrageously powerful double-dose of nostalgia. Love your channel, my friend.
Kinda jelly not gonna lie, the goodwills around here are kinda hot garbage. They sell games without the disks or anything besides the manual and box. They tape it closed and won't let you check it before buying it (they keep it all locked in a glass case at the regiater), no refunds and charge you anywhere from $10 on up for the gamble on if you're gonna actually get what you paid for or just an empty box. And that's on the very rare occasion they actually get that stuff in. Otherwise it's broken baby stuff, Target's overstock, or someone's massive used underwear collection....
@@aridale mine overcharges like no one's business. Anything clothing wise with a name brand they will charge through the nose for, even if it's in horrible condition. A couple of month back I saw a pair of American eagle jeans, one leg looked brand spanking new, the other one was stained beyond belief, and just shredded (like it came from some horror scene) and they still wanted nearly 20 bucks for them because "name brand". They've gotten absolutely expensive lately
My word was that a good episode. So many fantastic items bought this time around, and the easing of restrictions helps a ton! Really enjoyable watch. Keep up the quality content!
The time between each episodes makes them better and certainly more special. It's like Christmas when I wake up and see a newly posted Thrifts Episode. Clint you're a legend. Thank you so much for all the content over the years and for getting me interested computing history. Keep it up! Mad respect.
It might not be "thrifting", but it definitely feels like it fits right into the theme. So many people sharing that old tech interest and fascination, and being able to buy stuff that you actually know works ahead of time. Wish we had anything like this here in Scandinavia.
This is making me super excited for my local game convention. I don't don't even care that the prices are ebay, just being able to see all the cool stuff up close and in person makes it worth it
"Chicken Heart," a routine from comedian Bill Cosby's album Wonderfulness, includes a (not entirely faithful) retelling of the Lights Out episode with the same title. As a result, many believe the story originated with Cosby.
Nice haul! I LOVE Thrifts! :D When I got the notification for this I immediately added it to my watch later list so I could enjoy it later with a nice dinner of grilled chicken, mashed potatoes, veggies, and a glass of fine Chardonnay (witch paired well with both the food and video). Thank you Clint for all you do!
Next to that horse game was 18 wheels of steel, I was shopping with entire family and my dad bought me that game and bought the horse game for my sister's. I still play it to this day! You triggered a memory I didn't know I had! Good luck thrifting! I love your stuff
Clint! You were in my BACKYARD and I didn't even know.. man. Thanks for stopping by SEGE!! That's so awesome you found a sick 486 too. I hate this was the one year I missed (aside from covid obviously). Wonderful video as always.
That convention reminds me of one they have by where I live called Midwest Gaming Classic. In addition to classic computer and video games they also had many arcade and pinball machines on freeplay.
Haven’t really watched myself considering I more so watched and enjoyed the old retro game reviews and his Sims reviews (which is the reason I’m here, to see if anyone would ask about it or whatever).
Oh man, no idea what that radioplay is but I would love to listen to it. Any chance of uploading the whole thing somewhere? It kind of sounds like a proto blob that ate everything
Search up “The chicken heart that ate the world” its an old classic Twilight Zone/Outer Limits style story. I’m sure it’s a version of that. Hope this helps 👍
I used to have an ADAM, the complete setup. Cartridge game-console included.Here in the Netherlands it was quite a special non-mainstream thing. Seeing the (weirdly fast) double tapedeck again brought back some great memories. Thanx!
It's the return of the thrifts so happy to see this series returning because I love hitting up my 3 local goodwills browsing. Feels like I got me a thrifting pal again lmao
I've just watched all the thrifts back to back over how many nights it took .Watching this now over breakfast . I am sure im not the first to mention the irony of this wonderful series . That all this mans stuff is destined for, no doubt at some point.Back in the thrift store from where it all came . Crazy world - I hope it never ends up e' waste in a bin 🤞WE all need to reuse and stop this crazy pursuit of better and more. We have enough already this program points this out beautifully .
@@Chaos89P My Goodwill was decent but it seems to have changed, especially since Covid. I used to be able to find a bunch of goodies but not so much anymore and it seems like the prices have been jacked up. The other thrift stores in town don't really have anything too interesting either.
18:55 When the sign for the Print Shop Creation Station has awkward wording on the sign, you know it's legit. Also, 21:52 Heroquest. Clearly the best game ever made 😉
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The "witchcraft" is audio from an episode of Lights Out, a horror/science fiction anthology that began in 1934 under of Wyllis Cooper. In 1936 Arch Oboler took over production duties, and the program lasted until 1947. It would be produced for radio from 1947-1949.
It's most memorable for having really graphic special effects sounds...human beings being turned inside out, etc.
The episode you have is "The Chicken Heart," in which a tiny piece of chicken heart has been kept alive in a laboratory, until it starts to grow, and grow, and grow...until it consumes the world.
Hans Conried stars as Dr. Calvin, the scientist who was experimenting on a chicken heart, before it became the chicken heart.
Correct, You can listen to this on TH-cam Music , "Chicken Heart" by Arch Oboler
This sounds a lot like something someone described to me when I was really young that gave me nightmares. Very interesting.
Haha beat me to it! I was pretty proud of recognising Chicken Heart after like, four words!
@@abcephei It also was a story element in Fat Albert! cartoon. One of the characters tells a camp fire story about a mutant chicken heart that grows til eat "eats" New York. It seemed such a ridiculous premise and plot, I was sure it was made up just for Fat Albert. Hearing that it was a real '40s radio show is very surreal.
Wait, didn't Bill Cosby have a comedy bit that referenced this? I recall a record of him talking about when he was a kid. He would describe it, "Chicken Heart... Thump thump... Chicken Heart...". I last heard that maybe back in the '70s.
"I know this isn't exactly thrifting... but who cares this is my channel"
- EXACTLY! And I approve this message :) Loved it!
Who doesn't love a good LGR Field Trip?
I was gonna say it absolutely counts as thrifting but looking at those prices, yikes! Still, I approve.
LGR Thrifts episodes feels like being a child, having cozy sheet on you, turning on television and watching good ol´ episodes of your favourite show. Good as always!
100% this
oh that's a very cozy way to put it thank you for that childlike joy and hearth like warmth.
That's a great way to describe the vibe of these. Love it!
Couldn't agree more!
@Allen Tokyoo Looks like someone doesn't know that people outside of the US like to put "u" in front of "o" in some words like "color" and "favorite"
Always cool to see you, buddy.
I want to meet you, maybe one day at a convention.
@@paulanderson929 I attend several a year. It's inevitable we'll meet up someday.
Hey, you too John! Here's hoping stuff continues to improve and such things won't be so rare anymore 👍
That pizza looked amazing 😍
@@camotech1314 Yes always open - yes return the box
That smile from clint at the end. "CHRISTMAS!"
guess it was Christmas for him snagging that computer and being able to donate to such a cool charity.
I just love Clinty
2:45 Clint, it makes sense. I'm sure there is a Volvo People Automatic as well
Damn you, take your updoot.
Didn't R.E.M. make a musical version of that?
An HR department having a "People Manual" is just to perfect, like a skit from a sitcom
"Human Resources" is already remarkably dystopian. We're just used to it at this point.
Its used to hit them round the head with lol
Spoiler: it’s a cookbook.
The sad thing is the person who wrote that was probably paid more than the "resources" designing the cars.
Too
Goodwill: "We don't want to sell floppy discs because there could be personal information on them!"
Also Goodwill: "Sure, you can buy sensitive HR documents, go for it."
@@DoubleMonoLR For sure, but it's still a business's internal paperwork.
"heres one of em and I'm already tired of it."
oh dad... you and your jokes.
I didn't get it until afterwards. Tyred.
@@hypnotised-clover - yes, as in (automotive) tires / tyres...
@@hypnotised-clover Walk behind a car, you become exhausted. Walk in front of a car, you become tired.
“Who cares-this is my channel”
And that’s why we love ya, Clint.
Kinda bummed you didn’t pick up that haberdashed S&P turtle, though.
24:30 - It's called Chicken Heart and was created by a radio program called Lights Out. I only know about it because it was used in the game Leechbowl by Kitty Horrorshow.
I dunno man, I think you eff'd up not snagging that turtle. Imagine how much better that pizza could have been.
I bet when he was editing this video and saw the turtle in the video again and reading these comments, I bet he’s like “damn! I should’ve snagged it.” I know that feeling 100%
My daughter lived for that Let's Ride pack back in the day. She actually trained as a groom/jockey and still works with horses and is at university studying to be a vet LOL
She chose her career path well back in the day 😂😂😂
That's really awesome the impact that had! Much success to you both!
can confirm...played sims2 as a kid and majored in interior design
When do we get a spinoff LGRT: Tokyo Thrift
Family!
Seeing the mention of "Tokyo", I imagine LGR perusing some "Off" stores (like Hard-Off) during a trip to somewhere in Japan.
@@kbhasi I know Super Potato is a shell of its former self (I still remember when you could get a bag full of Famicom carts for like 1000 yen) but I'd like to see him hit that up. I just wanna see it one more time, lol.
@@kbhasi KidShoryuKen has a series called "The Hard Off Hunter"
Moody Blues - Thriftwood
These “side tracks” are very nice in thrifts and in the unboxings!
That Wheel Mouse Optical is an absolutely fantastic score. I had one in college that I still use to this day. I've never found another mouse as comfortable, and it still works with modern systems. Well done.
It's excellent - i have two of them in constant use since 2005 or so (and one spare), one got some retrobrighting recently and another needed a switch replacement, which worked so well I think I'll still be using them to the end of the unix epoch.
10:35
Clint: How much is that mouse?
Goodwill: we need about tree fiddy.
It was about this time I realised the store clerk was about 500 feet tall and from the Palaeolithic era.
Wow I just realized I've been following this channel for 5+ years and I haven't watched one of these in so long (thank you algorithm). This felt like hanging out with an old friend after a long time apart, wandering random thrifts and pointing out all the crazy stuff we find. And that convention makes my geeky con-goer heart so happy.
Clint channeling Mitch Hedberg: "I used to love going to model shops. I still do, but I used to, too."
I just LOVE these thrifting videos. As a person with a no space, no expendable income situation it is so much fun to watch. Also everything LGR sooths the retro nerd part of my personality! 🤘thank you kind sir for creating these.
Volvo Trucks HQ is in Greensboro, which is probably where that binder came from.
I get so jealous looking at all the stuff from his thrift runs. I live pretty close to the beach and the thrift stores here are absolutely full of trash because everybody is so poor.
I was going to post the same, I work at their plant in Dublin, VA.
I miss seeing that American Megatrends BIOS screen. Stupid nostalgia.
Sometimes I like to imagine that Clint is recording his audio live in the thrift stores with that radio voice he does.
Haha. Me too!
I need behind the scenes footage of that. And reactions from spectators lol
"Are you happy to see me, or are you just a SeeRite projector" made me physically jump out of my chair in laughter.
Why do I feel like Clint is gonna be asked to have a panel when the convention people see this
Someone actually did ask, I declined. Just wanted to experience the show normally :)
It'd probably be one of those panels about a subject that content creators have zero business talking about, Like that time JaidenAnimations did a mental health panel. I could imagine something like this
"The exact molecule arrangements of woodgrain, Presented by LGR for Vidcon 2022"
@@Nihilistic-Mystic "The exact molecule arrangements of woodgrain, Presented by LGR for Vidcon 2022" I bet Clint might know more about this than the average bloke though.
@@Nihilistic-Mystic i mean if the panel is relevant to their profession even if its not their primary field it makes sense
To use your example, it makes perfect sense for jaidenanimations to do a mental health panel if it pertains to mental health issues youtube creators or animators face
@@DimT670 Yeah, but still, It'd be more relevant to do a panel on something else like comparing video software.
That Let's Ride game is my horse loving CHILDHOOD. I played that game so much and kinda want to buy it again.
Absolutely Stoked when I see a THRIFTS episodes especially a goodwill one!
Oh man, I want that salt and pepper holding turtle.
A quick google later: Damn, they actually go for decent money
in this thrift episode, a tape gun? Yes, of course yes
Retro Rick be looking at ya like, “wait a second, I know this dude!” Lol. Great video sir!
I wondered if somebody else recognized him there in the footage :P
Was seriously expecting “Witchcraft” to be the Frank Sinatra song, but a spoopy radio play is good too! 😁
Hello fellow Gappa fan. I make it a point to greet everyone I see as we are few and far between.
@@gigan2444
Greetings! 😁
Always glad when i get a notification from LGR about thrifting
That goodwill is crazy aggressive with their pricing omg
You know you're getting old when you're most impressed by a double sided tape applicator.
LOL at this stage I can't see myself going to any kind of big event like that again. I've never really liked crowds, so I think I can live with giving them a miss.
Finallyyyyyyy The LGR has come back to Thrift shopping.
Nature is healing
Missed these videos
Listen to The Rock. He knows whats what
Holy cow, your goodwill is EXPENSIVE!!!!
All of them are now. Goodwill sucks.
Alot of it is there area he thrifts. I live very close to his regular Goodwills and this area is notorious for pricey things.
Thrifts are dying :( it's all online markets, no use going to a store when it's either a 1:1 price or higher, but I do it just to get out and see some fun stuff
A manual for people, in case you've been using them all your life and still don't really get how they work.
They really did make a manual for people huh? Gotta love capitalism
If only.......
@@ps5hasnogames55 Lol never said it was did I?
Autism simulator?
I very briefly lived in Hendersonville/Asheville, and I frequented every one of these Goodwills when I lived in the area. Memories of thrifting in that area combined with the nostalgia I feel for all the archaic tech you feature that I used in my childhood and formative teen years is an outrageously powerful double-dose of nostalgia. Love your channel, my friend.
“I used to like going to hobby shops. I still do, but I used to too.” -Clint Hedberg
this is my new favorite episode of LGR Thrifts. thank you for making my days so much better with these videos for years !!
The thrifting scene has really gone downhill in my area since the pandemic happened. Always neat to see LGR's experiences near the East coast though.
Same here. I will say though that some stuff sure has gotten nicer(electronics recycling and such). I feel like I've made out like a bandit lately.
Kinda jelly not gonna lie, the goodwills around here are kinda hot garbage. They sell games without the disks or anything besides the manual and box. They tape it closed and won't let you check it before buying it (they keep it all locked in a glass case at the regiater), no refunds and charge you anywhere from $10 on up for the gamble on if you're gonna actually get what you paid for or just an empty box. And that's on the very rare occasion they actually get that stuff in. Otherwise it's broken baby stuff, Target's overstock, or someone's massive used underwear collection....
The thrifting scene here has always sucked. I swear... my closest good will must be the worst one in existence
@@aridale mine overcharges like no one's business. Anything clothing wise with a name brand they will charge through the nose for, even if it's in horrible condition. A couple of month back I saw a pair of American eagle jeans, one leg looked brand spanking new, the other one was stained beyond belief, and just shredded (like it came from some horror scene) and they still wanted nearly 20 bucks for them because "name brand". They've gotten absolutely expensive lately
Already "tired" of it 02:40
Lol, it's these kind of silly puns that make me love your content so much more
Maybe some radio recordings archive somewhere might be interested in a digitization of "Witchcraft"?
@@Glacier_Nester Its a Lights Out episode called "Chicken Heart". I instantly recognized it, listened to it a ton as a kid. ;)
@@mollyheadycarroll I thought it sounded familiar!
Dead right about the Wheelmouse Optical, it was everyone's favourite back then :)
My now 24 year old daughter LOVED the Lets ride games when she was young.
My word was that a good episode. So many fantastic items bought this time around, and the easing of restrictions helps a ton! Really enjoyable watch. Keep up the quality content!
Nothin' like waking up to an episode of LGR Thrifts to start the day off right!
The time between each episodes makes them better and certainly more special. It's like Christmas when I wake up and see a newly posted Thrifts Episode. Clint you're a legend. Thank you so much for all the content over the years and for getting me interested computing history. Keep it up! Mad respect.
When is Clint going to drive around in a wood grain Thriftenwagon? Trademark.
somebody needs to get Clint a 1970s-era woodie-wagon
A few years back he almost bought one, actually.
Woodgrain Vinyl wrap.
@@HubrisInc Considering Clint's youthful age, a 1996 Buick Roadmaster (the last of the woodies) would be more appropriate.
@@hardlyworgen71 i was thinking more along the lines of his aesthetic tastes (that we've seen) as rather than his age
After a long week LGR Thrift on a Friday Evening is excellent to me.
It might not be "thrifting", but it definitely feels like it fits right into the theme. So many people sharing that old tech interest and fascination, and being able to buy stuff that you actually know works ahead of time.
Wish we had anything like this here in Scandinavia.
This is making me super excited for my local game convention. I don't don't even care that the prices are ebay, just being able to see all the cool stuff up close and in person makes it worth it
From what I can find out that, radio drama is a story named "The Chicken Heart" from a radio show called "Lights Out"
th-cam.com/video/aDX-o5bHCnE/w-d-xo.html this is an except that I found
"Chicken Heart," a routine from comedian Bill Cosby's album Wonderfulness, includes a (not entirely faithful) retelling of the Lights Out episode with the same title. As a result, many believe the story originated with Cosby.
The Goodwill stores in Fayetteville don't have anything exciting except for clothes. Living through you! Thank you!
I love these! You're the only one I watch for thrifting. Nostalgiaaaa 🙌🍿
Thumbs up for that turtle salt and pepper shaker. I would've so bought that in an instant!
9:56 Grew up with one of those keyboards at my family computer, oddly nostalgic for quietkeys.
That "Lets go thrifting." always puts a stupid, shit eating grin on my face. I love it. Never stop saying it.
How much were they charging for that Volvo HR policies handbook? I’m honest to god curious
Nathan, I already checked. There are no loopholes that would allow you to install Doom on the office copier. Good luck with the HR meeting..
@@BlueJayBonsai He just wants to cosplay as the guys in hr from office space...
@@BrickTamlandOfficial "What is it, exactly... you do here?"
Nothing makes you feel life is getting better like a new episode if Thrifts. I've been waiting for this for so very long. Thanks a lot, Clint!
Should have gotten the "Bible Trivia - The game where trivia is not trivial". Sounds like the lamest game to ever take itself too serious.
I used to have that, they put the name as Bible "Trivia".
“If you don’t buy this, you’re going to HELLLLLLLL!”
Nice haul! I LOVE Thrifts! :D When I got the notification for this I immediately added it to my watch later list so I could enjoy it later with a nice dinner of grilled chicken, mashed potatoes, veggies, and a glass of fine Chardonnay (witch paired well with both the food and video). Thank you Clint for all you do!
The thrift jingle is so catchy 💃
That collector's event was sweet. Don't see anything like that around here.
Nice finds on those LCD monitors.
6:44 How jealous Techmoan must be.
Next to that horse game was 18 wheels of steel, I was shopping with entire family and my dad bought me that game and bought the horse game for my sister's. I still play it to this day! You triggered a memory I didn't know I had! Good luck thrifting! I love your stuff
Kai's Photo Soap, ha!! Been ages since I heard that. Wasn't there another effects plugin called 'alien something' ...cant recall the name.
alien skin's eye candy?
@@FiXato ha! That's it!
@@DavesArchives I was always quite partial to the FlamingPear plugins, especially their space-related ones.
Good finds of old school PC ware and other items. Funny walk by at the end.
Our thrifting prayers have been answered
Clint! You were in my BACKYARD and I didn't even know.. man. Thanks for stopping by SEGE!! That's so awesome you found a sick 486 too. I hate this was the one year I missed (aside from covid obviously). Wonderful video as always.
Always love a new Thrifts video.
It was SO cool to be able to see those old computers at the Save the Machine exhibit. Thanks so much for showing us this.
I like the idea that the clock at 5:12 allows for negative time. [√64=±8]
OMG, that walk with your 'new' 486 system and smile - Hehehe...
20:07 I laughed hard here....But who wasn´t with a big smile when buy a fun stuff?
That convention reminds me of one they have by where I live called Midwest Gaming Classic. In addition to classic computer and video games they also had many arcade and pinball machines on freeplay.
15:43 Retro Rick and Phoenix Resale spotted in the crowd
Man it feels great just watching things get back to normal for the most part for some people. Gives me hope.
Nice John Briggs cameo too
13:53 holy crap, that 6x6 projector would be insane I’m pretty sure those are worth something
As a Norwegian it makes me proud to see you're using a Tandberg reel to reel.
Compaq Pressario, that brings back memories of the high school computer labs.
Why is this my favourite series on TH-cam? Always worth the wait for a new episode!
Man I haven’t watched LGR in a while, glad to see another thrift vid tho!
He's also got a 3nd channel now LGR Blerbs definitely check it out
@@speedwaynutt Will do, thanks for telling me.
Haven’t really watched myself considering I more so watched and enjoyed the old retro game reviews and his Sims reviews (which is the reason I’m here, to see if anyone would ask about it or whatever).
I used to play that fisher price abc game all the time when i was a kid!!! This just unlocked so many memories as a kid!
10 year old me in 1996 would have loved that A-10 Warthog kit
Now 35 year old me would have loved it too, lol
“Now with 50% more BRRRRRRRT!”
That Tandberg reel to reel is beautiful. I always loved when my dad would bust out some old albums on his when I was a kid.
The word “pew” always makes me smile.
It's been so long since I watched Thrifts. This was amazing!
Oh man, no idea what that radioplay is but I would love to listen to it. Any chance of uploading the whole thing somewhere? It kind of sounds like a proto blob that ate everything
It might be on the Internet Archive...I know the War of the Worlds broadcast should be.
Search up “The chicken heart that ate the world” its an old classic Twilight Zone/Outer Limits style story. I’m sure it’s a version of that. Hope this helps 👍
Its from a show called Lights Out. Its called Chicken Heart.
Excellent, love to see the old machines, takes me back. Thanks Clint.
Yes! I live for these.
I used to have an ADAM, the complete setup. Cartridge game-console included.Here in the Netherlands it was quite a special non-mainstream thing. Seeing the (weirdly fast) double tapedeck again brought back some great memories. Thanx!
I read the title as "kinda controversial" and got excited.
Lol, I wonder what a "kinda controversial" LGR Thrifts would even entail.
It's the return of the thrifts so happy to see this series returning because I love hitting up my 3 local goodwills browsing. Feels like I got me a thrifting pal again lmao
Oh hey! Made it into a LGR Thrifting episode! Scratch that one of the ol bucket list :) [22:14]
I've just watched all the thrifts back to back over how many nights it took .Watching this now over breakfast . I am sure im not the first to mention the irony of this wonderful series . That all this mans stuff is destined for, no doubt at some point.Back in the thrift store from where it all came . Crazy world - I hope it never ends up e' waste in a bin 🤞WE all need to reuse and stop this crazy pursuit of better and more. We have enough already this program points this out beautifully .
Oh man, the U.S. is a goldmine when it comes to thrifting. In Finland, the only thing you can find is Swamp Tigers DVDs. Loads of them.
Depends on where you live and what thrift store looking in. My local Goodwill has *nothing* of personal interest.
new zealand store carry nothing electronic unless it's a kettle or toaster/small kitchen related thing
@@Chaos89P My Goodwill was decent but it seems to have changed, especially since Covid. I used to be able to find a bunch of goodies but not so much anymore and it seems like the prices have been jacked up. The other thrift stores in town don't really have anything too interesting either.
Nothing improves my day like a new LGR Thrifts to veg out to. Thank you for this.
18:55 When the sign for the Print Shop Creation Station has awkward wording on the sign, you know it's legit.
Also, 21:52 Heroquest. Clearly the best game ever made 😉
I have the DOS version of print shop and the deluxe version of thrift shop for windows 3.11
A pue, I was thinking of watching Father Brown this afternoon, what a cowinadence.
Great clock! Awesome convestion.