I definitely stuck with VHS for a while, and it was a different experience. I am usually multitasking now when I watch DVDs, because I play them on my laptop, but back when VHS was big, I was completely involved in the movie. I sort of miss that experience of sitting in a dark room, with only the movie playing. And when I was little, I would watch old movies on this ancient TV set that barely worked. Good times!

I also tend to go with what's already gone out of fashion. I have a Walkman. And I it.

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Lt. Maria Laguerta: So then he must have already had the head with him in the front seat. Huh, that's weird. Why would he keep it there?
Dexter Morgan: I don't know. So he could use a carpool lane.

Miss it? Psh, I still rock the socks off TV with my VHS player.

Haha, . I admit that I don't even have TV anymore, so I haven't been in the TV room for the LONGEST time. So that means I've only been exposed to DVDs and online episodes for about three years.

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Lt. Maria Laguerta: So then he must have already had the head with him in the front seat. Huh, that's weird. Why would he keep it there?
Dexter Morgan: I don't know. So he could use a carpool lane.

Episodes online yeah, me too. No cable either for me. But I do have a television and a nifty two-in-one DVD-VHS player and a humongous collection of tapes. >:}

The library near my house produces these strange treasures randomly. I am so awful... I take them no matter what. One time, it was this simply amazing collection of VHS movies which I snapped up right then and there. The next time it was about fifty comic books in Chinese which I haven't touched since. Then it was tons of knitting books, and a day or two ago it was the Borne Identity.

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Lt. Maria Laguerta: So then he must have already had the head with him in the front seat. Huh, that's weird. Why would he keep it there?
Dexter Morgan: I don't know. So he could use a carpool lane.

I like them both. VHS doesn't get destroyed as easily by handprints or scratches unlless you mess with the film and it lasts pretty well for a long time. Then again a dvd is better because the wider selection of deleted scenes, commentary, scene selection, subtitles and changing the language and other such features as well as better, sharper graphics. Otherwise I like both, either way, people could still copy off either of them. VHS is a bit trickier then a dvd...not that I ever did this. I've just seen it done.

I totally prefer DVD, no more rewind and fastforward to get to the right places

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I rip my DVDs to my media center, so I don't even have to deal with the disks to watch a movie - just pick the cover art from the list

I have a passionate hatred for all forms of magnetic tape storage

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Always look on the bright side... there's more light there and it's easier to find stuff.

I see the good sides of both too. But I am still attached to VHS. Sentimental reasons.

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Lt. Maria Laguerta: So then he must have already had the head with him in the front seat. Huh, that's weird. Why would he keep it there?
Dexter Morgan: I don't know. So he could use a carpool lane.