I seen people buying old vhs tapes not for the content, but for the adverts in the breaks. So they can document them. Weird what people value 30-40 years down the road.,(reply>), @evan Brutal Moose is great :),(reply>), People who like the sound of that should check out BrutalMoose,(reply>), Who knows, maybe the thing people will be looking for in the future is source code for old versions of websites, maybe to present what facebook was like anno 2006, or something similar, and the old profiles of such people from back then. Who knows time will tell.,(reply>), You laugh, but think back to ads you remember from your childhood. Imagine if the footage of it disappeared entirely. So much content goes missing all the time simply because the last remaining copy gets destroyed, deleted, decayed, or just plain old gets lost.,(reply>), I recently watched a full length documentary of the history of the sewer in the UK and it had adverts, trailers and the channel 5 idents baked into it from 2002. It was odd watching a young Hugh Laurie advertising Bradford and Bingley<br><br>If you want to watch it type in Great Stink by J Bassett on YouTube