Greetings from Tulsa

[Argus Sventon]

I'm still here in Tulsa. Can't post as often as I once did. I expect to be here for at least three more weeks. In the meantime, I've been taping LNB&W.

I have looked through every Dollar General and there aren't many PD tapes out there. Wal-Mart and Target don't have any. I'm looking for the Censored 11, and I don't know the titles. I'll print the Censored 11 page out, and take it with me.

[J Lee]

If you can find one in Tulsa, try the McFrugal's, which is K-mart's close out store chain. Sometimes they have stuff in their bins....

[Joe Tully]

Something I've done on occasion is search online for rare, out-of-print cartoon videos at local libraries. They can be an overlooked source of rare cartoons, and many towns can be searched through just one online catalog. For my state, Massachusetts, I believe that you can find a catalog of all of the state's libraries (not just the ones in your library's network). This probably applies to other states too, if not you can look at the various different networks individually. You can then visit the library where the videos are at, and fill out forms to let your library card work in multiple networks, and bring the videos home the same day, then copy them for yourself.
Also, I have a feeling that you can find those all at online stores, I thought that there was a censored 11 tape somewhere...You might want to look at Jon's video listing at his website for help.

[Joe Tully]

I just realized, you can get some help from the cult film site, go to http://sepnet.com/rcramer/animated.htm and look at the tape Uncensored Cartoons for a few to get you started. Also, facets.org has various tapes with Coal Black. You might want to try to trade with somebody to save you time and money (I can't help you there, I don't have them either.)

-Overly-helpful Joe