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  It’s the same picture
context: You have too much money 😂😂 but damn dude. Those boards look sick! >
  
  *had >
  
  RIP your wallet >
  
  I've been in to mechanical keyboards for years, 2 years isn't even long enough for your average group buy to finish, how do you get a keeb every two weeks? :P
  I like that you have a spread of form factors and haven't pigeonholed yourself in to /r/mk's favorite 60~65s. >
  
  Thanks, I only joined a few keyboard GBs with short turnaround times. Most of the rest were through in-stock sales, extras, and mechmarket. >
  
  You have too much money lying around >
  
  don’t be jealous >
  
  I'm jealous >
  
  Show me you are rich without telling me you are rich! 
  Congratulations this looks sick! >
  
  Obviously not anymore >
  
  10 grand on a shelf >
  
  That's not nearly enough I would guess. >
  
  Wow, a keeb every 2 weeks 🤔 >
  
  I think its 1 keeb every month. I counted roughly 24 keyboards and for 2 years. So 1 keyboard a month >
  
  Well, I counted those keebs in 2 racks as separate. If this this the same rack then yes: one per month. >
  
  Out of curiosity what do you do with all that ? Expose them as trophies, sell them, giweaway them, share some to family, bring another soul into the hole ?? >
  
  Fuel the dopamine drip of receiving packages. >
  
  Stealing this. >
  
  The pink board 2nd row from the bottom on the right (2022) looks absolutely incredible 😩, do you mind sharing the specs? >
  
  Jesus. Did you eat leftover office food? Lol >
  
  Thousands of dollars... at least if someone breaks in the keebs will be left alone :) >
  
  Which one do you like the most? Or haven't you made your mind up yet? :-D >
  
  For typing feel I like my Glacier 80 the most since it's plateless and bouncy. For looks I like my Matrix IM Meta the most since red is my favorite color but there's not many red coating keyboards out there. >
  
  approx what % of the keycaps are real gmk just curious? Either way, rip wallet >
  
  From 2022, everything is real GMK, Milkyway and DMK except for the bottom shelf. I ditched most of clones I had the year before. >
  
  Very cool, good collection 🤌🏻 >
  
  The Tiger 80 Lite is great budget board that sounds and feels great for how cheap it is. Even compared to all the other expensive boards, I still use it very often >
  
  Bro, dafuq. I’ve ordered my first kit a year ago (almost) and didn’t even receive it yet. >
  
  I'm assuming no kids to suck up all that spare cash... >
  
  😂 >
  
  Why have so many boards with the same general layout? Different color schemes? I would think you’d want to venture into the ergo keyboard realm as well. Regardless they are sick >
  
  Thanks, at first I tried different layouts on some boards like split shift, split backspace, and ISO, but it ruined my muscle memory while typing. And weekly swapping between boards with the different layouts made it even worse, so I just reverted back to standard. Also tried a coworker's ergo board once and did not like it so I stayed away >
  
  Yeah, makes sense. My Redox has def ruined my regular layout muscle memory lol, but the speed increase for me is worth it. I can still type decently fast on them tho. >
  
  That's a lot... >
  
  I spy that KAT Explosion. Very nice! >
  
  Yep that's easily my #1 favorite keyset! >
  
  Honestly man, I’d probably shoot myself if I had to lube that many switches >
  
  It's a constant fight with myself not to end up like this lol >
  
  I also got into the hobby over two years ago. Didn’t finish a single board because all the keycaps GBs are still not finished >
  
  what job do you do I need that >
  
  I personally like to keep them as nice collectables to display for myself, but also use for fun most days. I'll usually swap to a different board every day or two for more variety. >
  
  That's nice and all but also kind of sad to be so materialistic. I cringe the same way at music collectors who need to have full album collections. Collecting for the sake of collecting, you see that new shiny thing and just have to get it. >
  
  That's one way to look at it, but what isn't materialistic when you're spending money on things you're interested in? You think it's cringe for people to have collections but its just as cringe to look down on people who do. >
  
  In music it's because it stops being about the music itself, rather having things complete or a whole series of things. It's bad when you get attached to any music file instead of dependent on how good the song is, it's important to let go. Otherwise it becomes hoarding instead of a passion for good music.
  Maybe this is different because these are physical objects which he probably assembles himself and they don't stand in eachothers way as much as music. Still when I try to think of it, I enjoy making speakers but I'm not gonna make 20 and put them in my storage. I like midi controllers but I'm not gonna buy 20. This is clearly obsessive levels beyond any practical use. Maybe my bank account just isn't stacked enough but I don't think I would because I dislike waste a lot.
  
  You think it's cringe for people to have collections but its just as cringe to look down on people who do.
  
  Possibly but at least my mindset doesn't involve hoarding.
  My updated stance is the more stacked OP is the more acceptable it is, still a waste but less ballin =  more cringe. >
  
  42 keebs wow!!! In my 3 years in the hobby I think I’ve only went through a total of 12 and I’ve sold the others haha! Only have 5 now! >
  
  Well it's actually 25 keebs, I put the 2021 photo next to last year's for comparison. I did sell off a few and may sell a few more this year >
  
  Thanks. My very first one was the Drop Alt on the bottom shelf. I basically got it for free because USPS delivered it to the wrong address so I got a refund, a week later it turned up on my doorstep somehow lol >
  
  Epic! Well done.
  Question, which was the first? What made you start with that one?
  Thanks for sharing