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06-06-2008, 12:42 PM
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Alfred :: Gotham Hero
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Strange collections???
Does anyone besides me collect comething strange? I collect bolts, screws, nuts, springs and stuff of that sort. Whenever I see one randomly laying on the ground or anywhere I just pick it up and add it to my collection?
How about everyone else?
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"awww man I just looked and even Mexico has 1 bronze.... Canada really does need to step it up. I mean heck everyone that can Run, Jump, or Swim from Mexico is already in the States!" ~~~Icegoat
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06-06-2008, 12:54 PM
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Alfred :: Gotham Hero
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Really? What exactly do you do with them all?
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lol i admire them sometimes... just kidding i dont do anythnig with them, they just sit there on top of my dressor taking up space.
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"awww man I just looked and even Mexico has 1 bronze.... Canada really does need to step it up. I mean heck everyone that can Run, Jump, or Swim from Mexico is already in the States!" ~~~Icegoat
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06-06-2008, 01:03 PM
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Abandon All Hope
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I actually mentioned this one in my "bio" here hahaha
I've got a collection of Bayonets, huge collection, been doing it for probably the better part of 10 years now. I've got over 250 Bayonets that span from Revolutionary war Replicas, to 1 Authentic and a bunch of replica's from Civil war, to WW1 & 2 (those are primarily all authentic.. getting more in my price range), I've also got some used in Vietnam, Korea, and Desert Storm.
I'm not picky about what country they are from, mostly from the USA, but I've got tons of Swedish, Russian, German, and English versions. They are neat to have and even more fun to show people... you'd be amazed how a person looks at you after they've seen you've got more Blades than the nearest Armory.
Oh and living in California makes this hobby very difficult! I've had to really cut some close corners to get most of them shipped to my house. Fortunately I've never gotten busted for that one yet
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06-06-2008, 01:19 PM
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Pacmaster
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I have a buckeye collection. I used to go to this buckeye tree in my neighborhood and pick up all the buckeyes that were laying on the ground and then knock more of them out of the tree. I haven't done that in a long time, but if I ever see a buckeye on the ground I keep it.
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06-06-2008, 02:36 PM
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Song, a feast for souls.
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I don't really collect them, but I'll only buy angels in sets of 3. Friends have given me a few sets over the years too, so I have more than I actually would have bought for myself.
Most are put away in a closet because I'm not big on looking obsessive over any particular item, and I create enough clutter myself.
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"There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed." ~E.H.
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06-06-2008, 03:19 PM
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Abandon All Hope
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Originally Posted by Echoes
I have a buckeye collection. I used to go to this buckeye tree in my neighborhood and pick up all the buckeyes that were laying on the ground and then knock more of them out of the tree. I haven't done that in a long time, but if I ever see a buckeye on the ground I keep it.
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lmao, first Time I was introduced to Buckeyes I was about 13-14. I was up fishing with my grandpa at this lake and on the way up there were bunch of the short buckeye trees or bushes whatever they. I'd asked him what they were and he told me they were "Wild Mountain Apples" and that they looked in season.
So we stop and he snags one off for me, lol hands me his pocket knife and tells me: "go ahead, cut it up and take a bite". So I did... lmao, Bitterist pile of sh!t in the world. He's still stone faced... says "What is it not ripe yet?... Try cuttin deeper, they are sweeter in the middle" hahaha which was quite the opposite, the deeper you go the more bitter it is!
lmao. I miss that old man.
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06-06-2008, 03:29 PM
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Pacmaster
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Originally Posted by icegoat63
So we stop and he snags one off for me, lol hands me his pocket knife and tells me: "go ahead, cut it up and take a bite". So I did... lmao, Bitterist pile of sh!t in the world. He's still stone faced... says "What is it not ripe yet?... Try cuttin deeper, they are sweeter in the middle" hahaha which was quite the opposite, the deeper you go the more bitter it is!
lmao. I miss that old man.
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Wow. Buckeyes are actually poisonous for certain animals. Squirrels eat them though.
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06-06-2008, 04:16 PM
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dDave's Zelda Quest
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I collect coins but that's pretty ordinary.
so if you want something strange, I have this huge amass of old computer parts I'd call it a collection.
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06-06-2008, 04:20 PM
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Abandon All Hope
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Wow. Buckeyes are actually poisonous for certain animals. Squirrels eat them though.
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lmao really? That cruel old coot. Now I feel bad for feeding them to all the unsuspecting people I have... hahahaha woops.
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