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I don't collect vinyl either. Have a few albums that I keep and just inherited some of my parents old albums. Saved a few of those cause remember my Dad grabbing my Mom in the kitchen to dance after he'd put one of them on (usually while she was trying to cook dinner). He'd succeed despite her protests of "not now." And us kids cheering the whole thing on. Nice memory so saving those.
I don't collect vinyl either. Have a few albums that I keep and just inherited some of my parents old albums. Saved a few of those cause remember my Dad grabbing my Mom in the kitchen to dance after he'd put one of them on (usually while she was trying to cook dinner). He'd succeed despite her protests of "not now." And us kids cheering the whole thing on. Nice memory so saving those.
I don't have to collect them, because I already own them..... .
We have a lot of vinyl-it is basically a yours, mine, & ours collection. Well, not much of an "Ours" because vinyl had already been replaced by the CD when we moved in together. Even though we haven't played any of it in a LONG time and I have replaced most of it on CD, we just can't part with it.
I am SO, always craving pocket meat, like some kind of ancient desire to eat meat clothed in a bread pocket, and I really do make the best of the best in pocket meats, i am always looking for better, I mean, as far as pocket meats are concerned, I AM A GOD, and I don't mean a demigod, or a trivial God, but that I am THE GOD of pocket meat, YUM, meat in a pocket, what's to explain?
What surprised me about the Scottish food, Haggis, is that it is banned in the USA and Canada because of the risky microbial fluids in the Lungs of the animal, those Lungs which are the main part of the Haggis. Although there are some cooks who are qualified enough to cook the Haggis safely. I heard there is a move on to legalize the importation of Haggis. Have any of you ever eaten Haggis or even prepared it? Should the ban continue or do you favor importation?
We also ban my favorite "stinky" cheese, Leiderkranz, because of some living ingredient in it. Lived on it when I was a kid. It was my go to snack before bed: cheese and crackers and ginger ale .
I am a Mexican living and working on an assembly line in Winnipeg Canada. I like to bike, swim , watch movies and listen to music in my spare time. I recently discovered Davalenco who is a musician from my country and I am obsessed to say the least. Apparently he is also living in Canada. Any other swingers on here or even Spanish singers?
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Lived on it when I was a kid. It was my go to snack before bed: cheese and crackers and ginger ale 
