These DVDs (I assume they were some kinds of documentaries. Never watched one.) were distributed in Finnish people's mailboxes a couple of years back. They were free samples from the series, which contained DVDs about different wild beasts of the world.
At some point it became a thing to spot them on sale at flea markets, online auctions, and trift shops. Every household had like 5 unopened ones, unless they just threw them away as they came. These things and collecting them has become a kind of meme in Finland, as far as I understand.
Flea markets are evil man. I've visited them now and then and I later think why did I buy useless stuff from there. Must be magic or something similiar.
Flea markets are evil man. I've visited them now and then and I later think why did I buy useless stuff from there. Must be magic or something similar.
Hey, I like going to flea markets just for that manner. I buy a whole lot of stuff in there and use them in the future.
Giving you one installment of a collection of wildlife-related educational material in the hopes that you'll buy the rest is not at all uncommon. Anyone remember ZooBooks?
And now that I think of it, there was something like that in Japan, too. Seem to remember seeing a TL note somewhere about something like that.
These things and collecting them has become a kind of meme in Finland, as far as I understand.
Oh, it's kind of like AOL CDs back when those were coming in the mail every other day?
zineripSoon, my collection will be perfect...Thanks, Naz! You're the best!MagaHey! I found you a Bengal Tiger DVD!
These kinds of DVDs were distributed to people for free in Finland to advertise the others in the series of wild animal documentaries.Tiger