What's something (video, game, anything) that you've been looking for online but have never been able to find, ex: an obscure show from your childhood?

[serenityzero]

I have a weird one for you Potato. Maybe it could spark some discussion. Have you heard of ASMR? It's getting way more popular on YT so I'm guessing you have but if not, boy is it weird to explain lol. There are hundreds of videos, but though some people get very very close to certain kinds of sounds I like, some of them just aren't quite right. So I'm considering making my own video just for myself to listen to, of those very specific sounds. This is going to be weird/fun to explain if you aren't familiar with ASMR lol. If not though, you should try checking it out. It's a weird world full of things I didn't know I needed in my life. Like someone gently brushing my ears with makeup brushes. I did not know I wanted that.

In the physical realm, there's a childhood book that my mom had that one of her brothers lost. It's been her white whale since she was little. I've tried to find a copy of it I can actually afford, but I guess it wasn't popular. And she wouldn't want me to spend like over a hundred dollars on a book. I wish I could find it and give it back to her though. Just to give her some closure lol

What's yours, Lord of Spuds?
PS: I love your subjects; they are delicious. Try boiling and dipping in soy sauce. Yumm.

Up to this day I haven't been able to find the DOS version of the first Fallout game. Most websites (legal and the less legal ones) have the windows version available and while there's virtually no difference between the windows and the DOS version of the game I rather play/own the DOS version of the game instead.

[h5550]

Up to this day I haven't been able to find the DOS version of the first Fallout game. Most websites (legal and the less legal ones) have the windows version available and while there's virtually no difference between the windows and the DOS version of the game I rather play/own the DOS version of the game instead.

Today is you lucky day, so I give you a keyword:

Code: Select all eXoDOS Vol. II: RPG

and a link for the list:
http://invisiongames.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=373263
FYI, current version is 3.11 worth ~50GB.
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I've been looking for a text based American football game, for the Texas Instruments, it was an T.I. basic game on tape, Football by Joe Rosenquist from the Feb. `78 Personal Computing Magazine..... no luck so far!!

[h5550]

I've been looking for a text based American football game, for the Texas Instruments, it was an T.I. basic game on tape, Football by Joe Rosenquist from the Feb. `78 Personal Computing Magazine..... no luck so far!!

You better start typing...

Always been looking for and never finding the Drunk History UK Christmas special. I've found the Geordie Shore special but not that.

Some bootlegs and other not-quite-official musicals, particularly POTO. Some versions are almost impossible to find or cost a lot.

I've been trying to find a copy of the novel West (1925) by Bryher, physical copy or digital, but I haven't had any luck with either, unless I want to pay $950 for a copy on Amazon. I don't think it's been digitized yet, but if not, I would totally do it. :/

Ever since I bought my first ereader I have been searching for the ebook version of "The Wisdom of Crocodiles" by Paul Hoffman.

[countess]

Ever since I bought my first ereader I have been searching for the ebook version of "The Wisdom of Crocodiles" by Paul Hoffman.

It's available free on Kindle Unlimited

I have been trying to find copies of old movies that I saw as a kid. But it turns out that they were not digitially remastered.

An old graphics program named Chrome Imaging Phontonyx.

The movie: "Slow Dancing in the Big City" (1978) It was a nice story and a nice romantic movie.

For me its a bunch of novels that I had read when younger that never made it to digital format. Eventually I bought them all and scanned them but converting to EPUB is simply too time consuming.

I was also hunting for books that I had read and couldn't remember the author or title. Turns out I had one of them in my collection (The LaNague series by F. Paul Wilson). The other ones was a fantasy series, The Dark Border by Paul Edwin Zimmer (who is dead) that it took me years to figure out. Bought all of them and scanned them.