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I got so much good porn on VHS.
R.I.P. VHS: The last VCRs ever will be made this month
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filial_piety
Banned
Now that I think of it...PlayStation is responsible for my change from VHS to DVD and with PS3 from DVD to Blu Ray
O.iatlhawksfan
Biggest homer on the Coli
People be acting so brand new when they come up
Broad Street Bully
Sick & Tide Sixers/Phillies/Cowboys fan smh
The days where I'd record Smackdown and Raw back in the attitude era days 
Wish I still had my Fully Loaded 2000 VHS :magicry:
Wish I still had my Fully Loaded 2000 VHS :magicry:
Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw
Superstar
Mine too and sometimes my medium for streaming playstation keeps me current
@Neva_Die_Alone
@Neva_Die_Alone
ORDER_66
The Fire Rises 2023
I cant believe y'all muthafukkas still got working VHS's.... 
I knew ever since that PS1 came out shyt was about to change the game...
Alot of old school kung fu flicks on VHS tapes...good times...
I knew ever since that PS1 came out shyt was about to change the game...Alot of old school kung fu flicks on VHS tapes...good times...
Used to convince pops to let me rent certain horror movies when I was younger, "oh it aint that bad" just cause I knew which ones had titties in em "mjcry:
Earlier this yr i watched Higher Learning on vhsWell I'm a child of the 80s so it's a must I keep a Vcr in my home. I still rock with the VHS on occasion
OGBobbyJohnson
Veteran
Travellin' Man
Veteran
A bygone era. 
That shyt died with Blockbuster.
VHS has come unspooled. It has been taped over. The screen has filled with static, then gone blank.
This month will see the last videocassette recorder (VCR) produced in Japan, according to reports. Once no home was complete without a library of chunky black cassettes and a recording device with a slot you had to keep telling the kids not to insert their toast into.
Home video changed everything. Now you could record TV programmes and watch them again, rather than having to commit them to memory and then play them back in your head. Plus you could rent movies from the video shop and enjoy them at home, instead of having to sit in a cinema alongside other humans who might not appreciate Tom Selleck or Molly Ringwald as much as you did.
In the "format wars" of the 1970s and 80s, Video Home System, as no-one ever called it, handily saw off rival like LaserDisc and BetaMax. Some speculated the pornography industry's preference for VHS made the difference, although this hasnever been proved. The adverts in which an animated skeleton, channelling Buddy Holly, promised that with Scotch tapes you could "Rerecord, not fade away", surely played their part in winning over hearts and minds.
But there were downsides you had to balance against being able to fast-forward through the adverts for the first time. The tapes would sometimes chew up and the picture quality never quite did justice to that David Lean epic you were watching. The recorders were a nightmare to programme (unless you were under the age of 20, in which case you were generally designated Official Household VCR-Operator) and all too often you would return home to find someone had recorded over that film you were really looking forward to watching with an episode of Knots Landing or Airwolf.
Friends of VHS may have predicted its demise when the DVD was launched in 1995, or indeed when digital video recorders like Tivo and Sky+ came along, and then when the internet and streaming services like iTunes, Netflix and iPlayer meant you didn't have to trudge all the way to the video shop to rent the latest Patrick Swayze or Mel Gibson masterpiece. A vinyl-style hipster VHS revival is not anticipated.
No flowers.
R.I.P. VHS - BBC News
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DVDs came out in 1995?!. I was using VHS until the early 2000s.
Self_Born7
SUN OF MAN
i need to cop one... I still have all my VHS tapes of Martin, Def Comedy Jam, and some karate and old schoold 70s black movies.
