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loveinallitsforms69 · 02-28-2023, 11:28 AM

As a collector of a few favorite vintage models' DVDs, and being of retirement age, I have spent anywhere from about $3 to $100 for a given DVD. The $100 is only if it is a DVD that completes or almost completes a set. Most DVDs have been in the $5 to $30 range. I don't usually collect compilation DVDs, just the DVDs with the first instance of a given scene. It is much like collecting old sports cards.

I already know what is on the DVDs and have enjoyed leafing through DVD albums that display 8 DVDs on the opened pages. It is actually like an Art Gallery! I love when care is taken in producing a DVD, especially with once again the personal touch through BTS sections that feature interviews with my favorite models.

I have sometimes wondered if the fact that I do not need glasses to read (presbyopia) has something to do with watching good porn up close. Lots of incentive to give the eyes a workout!

The fitness guru, Jack LaLanne, never needed glasses. He simply looked at his finger and tracked it up close regularly, then would look off into the distance. He would do reps of that. This trained his brain and kept his eye muscles strong. Many people say the exercises don't work, but Jack was a beast, and an honest beast!

The behavioral optometrist, Dr. Ray Gottlieb, also developed a routine that worked for him and a number of his patients. Check the ariticle Bye Bye Presbyopia. No mention of porn though!

I seem to like discs. First it was bottle caps, then coins, then porn DVDs!

Thanks.

02-28-2023, 11:28 AM
loveinallitsforms69 Registered User Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2023 Posts: 36	DVDs for the older guy As a collector of a few favorite vintage models' DVDs, and being of retirement age, I have spent anywhere from about $3 to $100 for a given DVD. The $100 is only if it is a DVD that completes or almost completes a set. Most DVDs have been in the $5 to $30 range. I don't usually collect compilation DVDs, just the DVDs with the first instance of a given scene. It is much like collecting old sports cards. I already know what is on the DVDs and have enjoyed leafing through DVD albums that display 8 DVDs on the opened pages. It is actually like an Art Gallery! I love when care is taken in producing a DVD, especially with once again the personal touch through BTS sections that feature interviews with my favorite models. I have sometimes wondered if the fact that I do not need glasses to read (presbyopia) has something to do with watching good porn up close. Lots of incentive to give the eyes a workout! The fitness guru, Jack LaLanne, never needed glasses. He simply looked at his finger and tracked it up close regularly, then would look off into the distance. He would do reps of that. This trained his brain and kept his eye muscles strong. Many people say the exercises don't work, but Jack was a beast, and an honest beast! The behavioral optometrist, Dr. Ray Gottlieb, also developed a routine that worked for him and a number of his patients. Check the ariticle Bye Bye Presbyopia. No mention of porn though! I seem to like discs. First it was bottle caps, then coins, then porn DVDs! Thanks.