Go to the Forums or Chat . The prime example I offer is TV movies. Most men I know have spent much of the past decade wearing out VCRs and taping program after program featuring the under-appreciated film work of Arnold and Sean and Clint. But if you ask the man how much he enjoys his collection of cinema virility, you might get him to admit he really hasn't watched any of it.
Squirrels collect acorns.
Burt Reynolds collects hairpieces. And most of the rest of us collect a staggering amount of videotaped movies, awaiting the time when we'll need to watch them. I am not sure why. Perhaps there is an unspoken fear that we'll be bedridden for several months and unable to read. Then the movies will be there for us.