Should I Pre-Order Or Not?

[90scartoonman]

Disclaimer: Every word of this story is true. It happened tonight, and I exaggerate nothing.It's March, and that means the final two DCAU (not counting Static or Zeta if they ever get releases) DVD sets will be coming out. I drew up a brief want list on Amazon (some including pre-orders, a couple things already out), but since I spent most of my

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[mattzimmer]

Dang, Wayne Brady WAS the voice of Micron even if he barely had one line. THAT is what I call a sign, my friend. Good for you for pre-ordering. When will it arrive?

[90scartoonman]

I decided not to take John C. McGinley as a sign, since he's on Scrubs every week, and I don't think he's in the new JLU set. But another shrinking guy on the show right after? That I'll take!

I think they said March 20th-25th or something, but I'm in no hurry, I'm still on disc 3 of BB and JLU (although I am eager to see if Iron Man is as bad as you say it is).

[mattzimmer]

It is as bad. Although it might also actually be worse.

And I don't think John C. McGinley was in the last season of JLU either.

[style92]

I personally don't like preordering. You get stuff faster if you just wander into Walmart on released day looking for them. (Although, budgetry constraints mean I may have to wait up to 2 weeks before purchasing them.)

[90scartoonman]

I don't really need my stuff fast, since my DVDs last a few months anyway. Although I could get Iron Man or Trouble in Tokyo in stores now, pre-ordering the other stuff is cheap, and it helps me regulate my DVD spending. I tend to make purchases of around a hundred dollars in March, June, and September (and then get other stuff around my birthday or Christmas).

[90scartoonman]

Yeah, that's why Amazon is always my first choice when I know a new DVD is coming out. Pre-ordering is good and good for you.