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Heh. I call mine "Chinkasaurus rex".Quote:
Originally Posted by GetAmped
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Theoretically yes, practically speaking, no. In the end insurance won't cover all the losses, and some of what money was paid will go towards rebuilding, since insurance doesn't totally cover that cost either.Quote:
Originally Posted by garyfromterrace
No doubt we will still collect books, it is just who we are, but probably won't replace a lot of the previous collection.
Alice Cooper: KillerQuote:
Originally Posted by GetAmped
My older sister gave me Led Zeppelin IV for Christmas around 1977. She gave me several great albums and I still have some of them. First album I bought was Rush All The World's a Stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by GetAmped
I've got a pretty impressive roach collection... Cause ya never know.
Unfortunately 1st albums I was flying blind in the deep rual south. Bought KC & Sunshine band with that's the way uh uh and get down tonite on it (I remember a grey star or simething on the cover). 2nd was kiss Alive which I bought just cause they looked mighty fuckin cool to an 11 yr old. Next three albums were Kiss and never bought another KC & Sunshine band album.
YMMV.
Medals and race numbers when I used to run a lot.
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Some sport events and race passes.
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Golf logo balls of courses I played, tournaments I attended and random souvenirs.
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I saved my USSA Freestyle bibs. We used the same one for the entire season. Never won anything but had a lot of fun going to the meets. Dynastar Duals bib and medal.. I got 3rd.
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I suppose if i collect, or think about "collecting" anything this would be it. Ms. MT started it, getting a refigerator magnet for where we'd been. Starts upper left ( fuck it I got no idea how to rotate, looks right on my pc. so it flows lower left to upper right. tilt your head. ) starts with one from the honeymoon, and flows nort-east. I guess something like 28 years of trips here - roughly in order on a timeline.
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We have the same collection.
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And lots and lots of shot glasses.
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I like all the additional flair too- bowtie etcQuote:
Originally Posted by SumJongGuy
First albums:
For my 14th birthday, my grandparents sent me 3 LPs. "Something New" by The Beatles, "Let It Bleed" by The Rolling Stones and "Welcome To My Nightmare" by Alice Cooper. I listened to them in that order and my life was changed. I have no doubt my grandparents had no idea what they were buying and some store clerk got a kick out of including Alice in the mix. The lavender sleeve for "Let It Bleed" has the words "THIS RECORD SHOULD BE PLAYED LOUD" printed in large, capital letters at the bottom. I took that instruction to heart. But "Welcome To My Nightmare" was the catalyst for so much to follow, dark themes in hard rock that challenge social norms. It wasn't until later that I learned "necrophilia" is the word to describe what's going on in "Cold Ethyl." I still have those LPs along with all the other ones I bought and was gifted throughout the 70s and 80s. I'll occasionally clean one off and queue it up for a retro listening experience, particularly if it's something that I don't have a digital version of.
You still have those albums, GetAmped?
^^^I've got a DiscWasher kit almost exactly like that but the record solution bottle fits inside the big wood sweeper brush.
I have no quiver, but i had the Discwasher kit you described. Probably tossed it a few years ago:(
Nice, we do the same thing. Makes it easy whenever we go somewhere to decide on a souvenir and we don't end up with a bunch of useless shit, just magnets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall Tucker
Your fridges look kinda like my ski box.. Get a sticker at every resort or state park we hit..
Well, free cloud server lost most of my collection photos then after they restored them the links all were bad. So, starting over some.. working backwards.. Most recent finds/builds.. Post Alva, G&S, Logan, Banzai 70s stuff..
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A few of my recent re hangs. I also have many pointy sticks.
It seems like I collect bicycles. There are 20 downstairs at the moment.
We get shot glasses.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nobody123
Nice, but needs a pulaski.Quote:
Originally Posted by SB
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Guy at work is a vintage tool collector. Every couple weeks at our staff meeting he'll pass around a couple tools and we have to guess what they're for. It's surprisingly difficult. He's retiring at the end of the year and I'll miss his "tool time" segment.
The Pulaski is down stairs by the wood stove to help dry the stain.
Ha! :yourock:Quote:
Originally Posted by SB
I either use my HCSA or lose it so I collect Rayban wayfarers
We had to burn a couple grand once and did that. Got very minor prescription lenses, and they gave us the Oakley and RayBan stock lenses that came with the glasses in addition to the prescription lenses.Quote:
Originally Posted by XXX-er
Guns, a few pool cues, ammo, guns, fishing tackle, ammo, fishing lures, guns.
Arrows, golf balls, grapes, popcorn, coffee beans, doggy poop bags, empty beer cans...
Love dolls. I recently picked up a Heroin Heidi as I've lately had a drug chick fetish.
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pretty much verbatim exchange from like 2 years ago. fwiw.Quote:
Originally Posted by SumJongGuy
I collect panties.
My wife wants them back.
You need a broad axe in that collection.Quote:
Originally Posted by SB
For those times your broad needs a thwack?Quote:
Originally Posted by TNKen
when she needs to be cut down to size.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
Like, duh
I have a right hand hewing axe, its just not in the picture.Quote:
Originally Posted by TNKen
A man walks into an axe store and says,
"Hey, how much for that axe with the beautiful custom handle?"
The clerk says, "If hew have to axe, you can't afford it."
^ dad, is that you?
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