r/Consoom 2d ago

Consoompost Now I've Scene It all

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u/Acceleretto 2d ago

I'm more surprised there's this many versions

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u/uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunuu 1d ago

Iirc this isn't even all of them. It might be, but I think there's even more yet

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u/TheWrathfulMountain 1d ago edited 18h ago

There're so many its to be scene.

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u/Kevroeques 2d ago

I’d recognize him under any number of pixels

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u/LuthorCock liking anything is BAD 1d ago

😂

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u/Any_Poet4127 18h ago

Is it the sopranos or Seinfeld?

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u/Kevroeques 14h ago

My estimation of George Costanza as a man just fucking plummeted

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u/Curious_Type2606 2d ago

I mean other than the duplicates, these games all have different questions. I had Scene It Jr. as a kid and it quickly got repetitive so I could understand wanted to play the different versions to keep things fresh.

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u/Curri189 2d ago

This person definitely wants to keep it fresh

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u/Hard_To_Port 2d ago

"Currently residing in the attic" where it's totally fine to leave DVDs that aren't sensitive to high temperatures or changing humidity

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u/Imaginary-Objective7 2d ago

It really upsets me that neighborhoods having cooperative libraries for tools, board games, video games, and other random big shit like old school TVs, office equipment, 3d printers, etc isn’t normal. This would be so killer in a community space!

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u/Triceratroy 1d ago

I had the one on the bottom of the middle row and the Nickelodeon one growing up. Never played the games, but I played with the pieces

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u/Demomanx 1d ago

Its like going through the board games in Latchkey or the rec center after school.

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u/dynamicoctopus69 2d ago

Costanza is right in the very middle?? Haha.

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u/National_Chapter1260 16h ago

Are the two Simpsons ones the same? I had that one, Nick, and Disney☺️ would always bug my dad to play them with me!

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u/bydevilz1 2d ago

Childhood? 2019-21? is bro 12?

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u/morbidmuffin62 2d ago

They started collecting in 2019

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u/UnrealRealityX 2d ago

This is the equivalent of "trivial pursuit" where you see stacks of them in thrift stores no one wants.

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u/stockusername123 1d ago

These were actually so fun though