Re: What do you collect?
DVDs and CDs.
I used to collect stamps with animals on them when I was kid.
DVDs and CDs.
I used to collect stamps with animals on them when I was kid.
Re: What do you collect?
Do you mean with pictures of animals printed on them, or with dead bugs splattered on them? When I was a kid I would've probably been inclined to collect the latter.
DVDs and CDs.
I used to collect stamps with animals on them when I was kid.
Do you mean with pictures of animals printed on them, or with dead bugs splattered on them? When I was a kid I would've probably been inclined to collect the latter.
Re: What do you collect?
Both, but mostly ones with pictures of animals. :1orglaugh
And I also used to collect ice hockey trading cards. I had a pretty nice collection and it was supposed to be worth quite a lot of money, but seems like no one cares about them anymore.
Both, but mostly ones with pictures of animals. :1orglaugh
And I also used to collect ice hockey trading cards. I had a pretty nice collection and it was supposed to be worth quite a lot of money, but seems like no one cares about them anymore.
Facetious
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Re: What do you collect?
Nice equip guys ! ^
I have a few "Black Class" Benchmade • They really keep a sharp edge ! That and ergonomics . . . .and looks (in that order) are most important to me.
These are my dream knives ! :bowdown:
Some day I have to sit down and decide which one. It's a very difficult decision:dunno:
Nice equip guys ! ^
I have a few "Black Class" Benchmade • They really keep a sharp edge ! That and ergonomics . . . .and looks (in that order)
are most important to me.These are my dream knives ! :bowdown:
Some day I have to sit down and decide which one. It's a very difficult decision:dunno:
Re: What do you collect?
benchmade makes very good folding knives about the fixed blades I don't know. The best ergonomics and edge I find them on all of my old gerbers.
I am thinking of buying this folding knife http://www.gerbergear.com/family.php?id=3
Nice equip guys ! ^
I have a few "Black Class" Benchmade • They really keep a sharp edge ! That and ergonomics . . . .and looks (in that order)
These are my dream knives ! :bowdown:
Some day I have to sit down and decide which one. It's a very difficult decision:dunno:
benchmade makes very good folding knives about the fixed blades I don't know. The best ergonomics and edge I find them on all of my old gerbers.
I am thinking of buying this folding knife http://www.gerbergear.com/family.php?id=3
Re: What do you collect?
lots of things cards, stamps some tennis stuff, soccer and music stuff.
As well as Man Utd and Maria Sharapova stuff
lots of things cards, stamps some tennis stuff, soccer and music stuff.
As well as Man Utd and Maria Sharapova stuff
Chloe Knight
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Re: What do you collect?
Ticket stubs, dragons (mostly Enchantica), dvds, comic books, pens from different places Ive been. Im a little bit of a pack rat. hehe
Ticket stubs, dragons (mostly Enchantica), dvds, comic books, pens from different places Ive been. Im a little bit of a pack rat. hehe
Re: What do you collect?
Oh! I forgot to mention show passes! I have a nice stack of show passes from the past 7 years that I've been working shows.
One thing that people think is weird about my collections is that I only collect things from shows I actually worked. I've had people offer me picks, set lists, crew shirts, and show passes from shows that I either didn't work, or was only present at as a patron, and I've turned them all down. Don't ask me why, but I just think that swag from a show that I didn't work doesn't have any merit, therefore no value to me.
Oh! I forgot to mention show passes! I have a nice stack of show passes from the past 7 years that I've been working shows.
One thing that people think is weird about my collections is that I only collect things from shows I actually worked. I've had people offer me picks, set lists, crew shirts, and show passes from shows that I either didn't work, or was only present at as a patron, and I've turned them all down. Don't ask me why, but I just think that swag from a show that I didn't work doesn't have any merit, therefore no value to me.
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Re: What do you collect?
My Collection
1. Magazines
2. Pens
3. Toys - Beanie Babies, and Happy Meal Toys From : McDonald's etc. And other toys as well!
4. Video Games
5. DVDS / Movies
6. Stickers
My Collection
1. Magazines
2. Pens
3. Toys - Beanie Babies, and Happy Meal Toys From : McDonald's etc. And other toys as well!
4. Video Games
5. DVDS / Movies
6. Stickers
Re: What do you collect?
lol referring back to this, this year ive collected all the towels from each of the tennis grand slams. Just need the U.S Open one now, waiting for them to reduce it in the shop.
lol referring back to this, this year ive collected all the towels from each of the tennis grand slams. Just need the U.S Open one now, waiting for them to reduce it in the shop.
Facetious
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Re: Do you collect. . . .
For me it's Flashlights . . and whatever happens to be the latest offering of batteries. :o
Thanks to LED technology, at least one thing has improved over the years and that is the ability to see better in the dark and the ability to do so for significantly longer lengths of time between battery charges.
The trouble for me is that I'm stuck with a box of dreary, dim, energy hoarding flashlights . . . pricey, dreary, dim, energy sapping flashlights :bawling:
My main ''go to'' light of the day is the Fenix LD20. It uses 2 AA ''penlight'' sized batteries (preferably the 2,000 - 2,700 mah NiMH variant rechargeable batteries) to power up the American manufactured Cree brand Q5 LED, which in turn offers a pleasant array of electronically regulated light variations:
9 lumens (71 hrs) - about 2 or 3 times brighter than any conventional cheapo AA battery powered incandescent flashlight
47 lumens (13 hrs)
94 lumens (5 hrs)
205 lumens (2 hrs)
+ SOS and Strobe modes
The strobe could just as well be used in spilt second personal defense situations as it produces a blinding bright white strobe effect of which could certainly impede a mugger and his ability to defeat you.
Re: Do you collect. . . .
For me it's Flashlights . . and whatever happens to be the latest offering of batteries. :o
Thanks to LED technology, at least one thing has improved over the years and that is the ability to see better in the dark and the ability to do so for significantly longer lengths of time between battery charges.
The trouble for me is that I'm stuck with a box of dreary, dim, energy hoarding flashlights . . . pricey, dreary, dim, energy sapping flashlights :bawling:
My main ''go to'' light of the day is the Fenix LD20. It uses 2 AA ''penlight'' sized batteries (preferably the 2,000 - 2,700 mah NiMH variant rechargeable batteries) to power up the American manufactured Cree brand Q5 LED, which in turn offers a pleasant array of electronically regulated light variations:
9 lumens (71 hrs) - about 2 or 3 times brighter than any conventional cheapo AA battery powered incandescent flashlight
47 lumens (13 hrs)
94 lumens (5 hrs)
205 lumens (2 hrs)
+ SOS and Strobe modes
The strobe could just as well be used in spilt second personal defense situations as it produces a blinding bright white strobe effect of which could certainly impede a mugger and his ability to defeat you.
My comics, Hot Wheels, books, have a sweet collection of basketball and baseball cards. About 25 binders worth of cards; a lot of rookie cards of big stars still playing now. Coins both antique, gold, silver, and old paper money including a $500 and $1000 bill. I have a lot of stuff. I'm thinking about selling some things though. I don't know.
Facetious
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Hot Wheels:
I wish that I hadn't smashed them with a hammer, put them on the RR tracks or burned them with a torch.
I had many classic HW's from the seventies, the tracks, the loop the tire wheel cases, the works :crying:. . . I however am the only one to blame :sniffle: :crying:
Coins: Silver . . Dollars - Barbers, Liberties 1.8 million of them . . or so it would seem :o
All common, mostly VG cond
Oh, I have an "Adventures of Buck Rogers" book from the 30's (I think) in superb condition. These are the types of books that when you open them a creature folds out onto your lap . . almost Ha Ha
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