I am at an age where I use phrases like "I am at an age..." (joke stolen from Randy Feltface)

Seriously though, this post was inspired by an interesting thread that MessQueen started: https://umd.net/forums/classic-wam-videos-recreated

Talking about the old Rob Blaine scenes got me to thinking about my old WAM collection. Being the borderline hoarder that I am, I knew I still had it stashed away somewhere. So today I decided to break it out and see what was inside!

There were plenty of old MessyFun VHS tapes. I remember going to great lengths to intercept the mailman when I was still living with my parents Luckily, Rob always had very discreet packaging. Also had a few of the old MessyFun newsletters in there, as well as a 35mm print set from the 12 Girl Pie Fight

There was also a large collection of Splosh! VHS's tapes and magazines. Apparently, I have managed to acquire 3 copies of Samantha Jane's Messy Wedding; just need a VCR and an old CRT television to watch them...

Other rarities include an All Pies TV VHS, a Robby/Wamma Lamma Pie VHS, and a model named Olivia DVD (who I had forgotten) among other things.

I can't be the only pack rat around here, what are other old-timers sitting on??

-JD

This is awesome! So cool to see you have that stuff!

I have the All Pies TV VHS and a few of Niel's Pie Fight Girls on VHS as well. I may have a couple Splosh magazines as well. I'm cleaning out the house when I retire in November , so who knows what I'll find!

Nice collection you have, I'm guessing you REALLY like Samantha-Janes Messy Wedding to aquire 3 copies of it

My collection consists of every issue of Splosh! Magazine. Pretty Clumsy Woman, Gooey Girlies. Juicy Pairs and Messie Misses all on VHS. Then (the future) DVDs of Samantha-Jane On The Job, Sammy-Janes Messy Wedding (just 1 copy), Coffee and Sticky Buns, Return to Gunge Hill and Slime Suspect: Police Custardy. All Splosh/ Buff Films
Then I have Mary Hell: Custard Case, Nightmare on Gunge Street, Natural Born Messers from Aquantics All on DVD.
Plus two very tame messy DVDs there were included with Fiesta magazine, called Custard Tarts and Creamy Tarts.

When wrote down its may (may not) seem a lot. But I'm sure I had more. I can remember (many moons ago) watching Pied-Eyed Wives and Mucky Puppies on an old VHS machine. I'm also sure I had some Gilly's Silly House DVDs, unless these were in fact bought downloads from her site (when it existed).