Category: Getting to Know You
Hi all,
Just thought I'd intro, since I haven't been here in a while, at least not until I got the last sight update.
There seem to be a lot more new people here since I was here, but anyway, I guess I'm back, at least for now.
I like newbie boards the most, they're my favorites, but alas, I can't stay new forever, oh well, such as life, eh?
Anyway, I'm 45, like to talk, read, things like suspense thrillers, gothics, ghost stories, and stories that start back hundreds of years ago, and go on to the present. I am building up quite a collection of old time radio showson cds, I have 70 right now. I have so far, the cbs radio mystery theater, inner sanctum, the mysterious traveller, the strange doctor weird, imagination theater, night, tales of police drama, the clock, the black museum, readers digeststories, lights out, dragnet, baby snooks, the bickersons, ozzie and Harriet, the sears radio theater, nbc presents short stories, the whistler, and that's enough for now, better end this before my character limit runs out
The list could go on for a while, and I can't even name them from memory
Take care all, and have a nice day.
Wonderwoman, who wishes she could be a newbie forever.
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Hey. Where did you get Baby Snooks and The Dickersons from? I love those two! And what is The Clock? I also love Henry Auldrage. Is there a place that cells these in completeness with all of those shows per whatever series? Thanks!
Hi John,
I get all my shows, including the bickersons and baby snooks from a lady in washington who sells them for 6 dollars and 50 cents per cd. In my opinion, she's really wonderful to do business with. She mostly sells them for a hobby, and isn't really in it for the money. Her email address is,
antie@att.net.
I got a bad cd once, and she replaced the cd without charging extra for it. We offered to pay for the replacement, but she wouldn't hear of it.
She doesn't advertise anymore, because she got thousands of requests, and couldn't handle the volume, so she doesn't. She said I could reccomend her if anyone is interested.
wonderwoman
ps, sorry john, I was talking so much I forgot to answer your other questions, particularly about the clock.
The clock is a series of thrillers told by the clock. The clock is ticking away while he's introducing the story, and most of the stories are suspenseful, and have a surprise ending.
She has more of shows than she does others, and in her catalogue, she has it down if she has the complete series. If you send her an email requesting a catalogue, she will email you a catalogue of all the shows she currently has. She's always updating it constantly.
wonderwoman