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February 08, 2018, 06:54:53 PM
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I swear I never even saw the bottle caps. I was too distracted by the tits and ass I suppose.

My brother used to work at American Eagle and got those posters when they were getting ready to throw them out.   8)
Maybe, just once, someone will call me "sir" without adding, "you're making a scene."

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February 25, 2019, 11:02:35 PM
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New shelves.  Reorganized everything.  I still have shitty lighting.  It's fine for hanging out, but terrible for taking pictures. 





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February 25, 2019, 11:09:09 PM
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Very nice looking and well organized.
Small minus for carpet floor.
Anyway... I'm very jealous.

February 26, 2019, 12:13:54 AM
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Very nice looking and well organized.
Small minus for carpet floor.
Anyway... I'm very jealous.

Thanks. 

The basement is still unfinished.  The carpet was a clearance piece that was available at the carpet store for cheap.  I bought it for the kids because I setup a large play area for them in the basement, and playing on a cold concrete floor isn't very fun.  When I finish the basement, I will put down some type of engineered flooring.  The kind that snaps together and is water proof.  Every year I keep saying I'm going to finish the basement, and each year something else comes up.  This year, my in-laws bought a new place that needs a lot of work, and I will be over there most weekends fixing stuff, so my basement is off until next year at the earliest. 
Maybe, just once, someone will call me "sir" without adding, "you're making a scene."

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February 26, 2019, 09:04:06 AM
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Very nice looking and well organized.
Small minus for carpet floor.
Anyway... I'm very jealous.

You have never dropped a UGC on hardwood.

I would gladly have carpet to try to protect cases and games from accidental drop damage.

February 26, 2019, 09:50:04 AM
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Very nice looking and well organized.
Small minus for carpet floor.
Anyway... I'm very jealous.

You have never dropped a UGC on hardwood.

I would gladly have carpet to try to protect cases and games from accidental drop damage.


Funny you mention that.  While moving everything around, I did end up dropping one game.  It was a PS1 game and while the cover popped off, nothing broke including the hinges.  I couldn't believe it.  I don't even have a pad under the carpet. 

Arseen, if it makes you feel any better, in the upper part of my house, there is no carpet at all.  The house is 100% hardwood except for the two bathrooms which both have tile floors. 
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February 26, 2019, 10:07:41 AM
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New shelves look great man!  You should leave the ceiling exposed, paint it all black, then run some LED lights up in there.


February 26, 2019, 10:54:15 AM
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👍👍 I spot a few of mine in there!  ;D

February 26, 2019, 11:39:32 AM
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Very nice looking and well organized.
Small minus for carpet floor.
Anyway... I'm very jealous.

Thanks. 

The basement is still unfinished.  The carpet was a clearance piece that was available at the carpet store for cheap.  I bought it for the kids because I setup a large play area for them in the basement, and playing on a cold concrete floor isn't very fun.
The "hatered" of mine towards carpet floors is 2 fold:
1: I used to be very allergic but my doctor mother pretty much cured me with exposing me to my worst allergenes (yet traumas of long shag carpet remain).
I was very allegic towards dogs and cats, so what she does?
Buys 3 dogs and 4 cats to keep inside.
My room is upstairs and somewhat isolated from the downstairs where the animals were, so I could get to "safety".
She also bought strong astma pipes.
Little by little I spend more and more time with the animals and within 2 months I could tolerate them quite well and 6 months later all was as cured as it will ever be.
Nowadays all is fine as long as the animals don't sleep on my pillow for long (I don't let them in to my room but occasionally they sneak in).
This has also cured my other allergies (Horses and pollem of hay, few other grasses & pirch).
2: I'm LAZY and could never bother to keep the carpet clean.

The kind that snaps together and is water proof.
Many of those aren't waterproof but actually warp easily if you clean them with more than damp cloth.

Every year I keep saying I'm going to finish the basement, and each year something else comes up.  This year, my in-laws bought a new place that needs a lot of work, and I will be over there most weekends fixing stuff, so my basement is off until next year at the earliest.
I know the feeling.
My gameroom, bedroom extension and/or new house are still on the to do list... ::)

Very nice looking and well organized.
Small minus for carpet floor.
Anyway... I'm very jealous.

You have never dropped a UGC on hardwood.

I would gladly have carpet to try to protect cases and games from accidental drop damage.


Funny you mention that.  While moving everything around, I did end up dropping one game.  It was a PS1 game and while the cover popped off, nothing broke including the hinges.  I couldn't believe it.  I don't even have a pad under the carpet.
Actually I haven't, or haven't dropped from high enough for damage.
But I give the carpets that protection point.

Arseen, if it makes you feel any better, in the upper part of my house, there is no carpet at all.  The house is 100% hardwood except for the two bathrooms which both have tile floors.
Our house is old school with hardwood floors as well but they are in quite serious need of sanding after us 10 kids + 6 of next generation driving with tractors and such.
PRO TIP: If you start getting splinters from the floor Elmer clue or such is good first aid.
Our bathrooms also have tiled floors and walls, as does kitchen.

February 26, 2019, 11:58:22 AM
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Many of those aren't waterproof but actually warp easily if you clean them with more than damp cloth.

Correct.  But many ARE waterproof.  I just installed this type of flooring in my in-laws this past weekend and I love it.  I sort of wish this type of flooring was more common or well known when we renovated our home back when we bought it (I know it existed back then, but the general consensus was still "iffy").  I probably sounds weird, but I would rather have the engineered flooring over the hardwood that I have now.  I don't hate my hardwood, but it's one of the few things we did to the house that I'm not 100% happy with today. 
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February 26, 2019, 12:02:37 PM
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New shelves look great man!  You should leave the ceiling exposed, paint it all black, then run some LED lights up in there.

I've considered that very idea.  I think black exposed basement ceilings look great, especially if you have offset them with white trim.  It's certainly cheaper than a drop ceiling, and I refuse to drywall my basement ceiling because I want to have access.  The only problem with painting it black is that it's a lot of work.  If you spray, you have all sorts of prep work and cleanup.  If you roll/brush it, it will take forever.  Regardless, I'm still considering it. 
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February 26, 2019, 12:05:09 PM
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January 27, 2020, 04:46:32 PM
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After 8 years in this house, I finally decided to pull the trigger on finishing the basement.  I'm doing it myself and due to time and budget restraints, I'm going to split it into multiple phases which might end up taking a couple of years.  Still though, I'm excited to finally start getting this complete.

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February 03, 2020, 04:27:17 PM
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Nice man; looks great! (the collection and the basement)

I need to do the same thing.....realistically i'm not going to pay someone thousands to finish my basement...so i just need to get motivated and do it myself.
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February 03, 2020, 04:35:10 PM
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Nice man; looks great! (the collection and the basement)

I need to do the same thing.....realistically i'm not going to pay someone thousands to finish my basement...so i just need to get motivated and do it myself.

Thanks.  Unfortunately, even doing the work yourself, it's still a lot of money to finish the basement.  I think it will be worth it on the long run.  Not so much for home value, but in home enjoyment. 
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