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> How many times can a person watch Cars? You don't have kids, do you? ;-)
by pstuart 5y ago
> How many times can a person watch Cars?
You don't have kids, do you? ;-)
- handrous 5y agoTruly, two things drive me to care about having this kind of personal media library, which is absolutely not worth it otherwise on a cost basis alone, let alone the time it takes: 1) Works that are only available via piracy, of which there are a handful of entries I'd hate to give up, and 2) Inability to create curated cross-service playlists for my kids, and lock them down to only watching items on those playlists. Only way to get this is by keeping your own digital copies of everything you want on those lists, or by using only physical media, which takes up more space and is prone to being broken or lost (especially when handled by kids)
- esel2k 5y agoParent here as well. I see so often people or unfortunately the grandparents just using youtube for a child song to play. I am very happy with my children playlists and avoiding the kids beeing expose to ads and unlimited consumption/ endless scrolling modes.
- MattPalmer1086 5y agoRecognise!
- post_break 5y agoReminds me of the show Modern Family. Was something like "we've got finding nemo on endless loop in the den"
- hkt 5y agoI swear I've seen every episode of Abbey and Teal at least a hundred times. (There are 50+ episodes)
- dangravell 5y agoAbney? It's a beautifully put together show, to be fair. Nice and calm! And porridge.
- hkt 5y agoYes, Abney. Autocorrect etc. It is a gorgeous show as you say. I'd take it over Cars any day..
- geerlingguy 5y agoI still enjoy a lot of the movies—more especially since I can relive the 'first watch' experience with my kids. It's hard to make sure I don't reveal some of the fun plot twists in older movies but it pays off. Sadly, since my kids saw Toy Story 2 before Star Wars Episode V, the whole 'I am your father' bit didn't land with the same impact it did on previous generations :(