Prized Possessions
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Uhhh, my Xbox and PS2 and games? Pretty boring, I know, but they are valued possessions.
A painting that I got my mother for her birthday, it's hers, technically, but I value it too (I did spend $225 on it).
Some pieces of artwork I've made myself - a big charcoal self-portait, a pastel coastal landscape drawing, an abstract magazine clipping and mod-podge piece I made, probably some others I can't think of at the moment.
Some of my dvd's, not all of them. But definitely stuff like the Firefly set, seasons 1 and 2 of the Venture Bros., The Amazing Screw-On Head pilot, others I can't think of. And btw Hey Joe, props for the massive collection. My own is like, no more than one of those shelves, if that.
My plush headcrab!
A painting that I got my mother for her birthday, it's hers, technically, but I value it too (I did spend $225 on it).
Some pieces of artwork I've made myself - a big charcoal self-portait, a pastel coastal landscape drawing, an abstract magazine clipping and mod-podge piece I made, probably some others I can't think of at the moment.
Some of my dvd's, not all of them. But definitely stuff like the Firefly set, seasons 1 and 2 of the Venture Bros., The Amazing Screw-On Head pilot, others I can't think of. And btw Hey Joe, props for the massive collection. My own is like, no more than one of those shelves, if that.
My plush headcrab!
My inscribed Police watch that I got for my 18th birthday.
My Yamaha bass.
My collection of novelty and amusing hats, including a St. Patrick's day Guinness hat, my Jagermeister cowboy hat and my Tommy Cooper style fez.
My Yamaha bass.
My collection of novelty and amusing hats, including a St. Patrick's day Guinness hat, my Jagermeister cowboy hat and my Tommy Cooper style fez.
My shoes and foot insoles. Good for running, durable, and perfectly comfortable. Which, for me, is really good because I have flat, wide feet and I do a lot of walking and running. This means that most shoes either rip easily, as they're not wide enough, or they blister my feet to hell.
Also, I have this kickass blue tye dye shirt from my high school Ultimate Frisbee team. Not only does it look awesome, but it signifies the fact that I was part of something. Also looks awesome with my blue shades and blue track pants.
A small red pot that I use to cook food every day, be it canned soup, rice, or oatmeal. It's deformed and scratched on the bottom, but damn, is it ever useful.
Also, I have this kickass blue tye dye shirt from my high school Ultimate Frisbee team. Not only does it look awesome, but it signifies the fact that I was part of something. Also looks awesome with my blue shades and blue track pants.
A small red pot that I use to cook food every day, be it canned soup, rice, or oatmeal. It's deformed and scratched on the bottom, but damn, is it ever useful.
Well, my computer. It's amazing. And my xbox. And all my games. I guess I'll say my books too. I suppose once anything becomes a collection it's valuable to me.
My 5 year old camo jacket. When wearing it, I feel neither hot or cold. Thus, I wear it all year. It confuses people when I don't wear it...
My Rambo headband. See above, minus elemental protection.
My N64. Without this, I might actually have had a life. Good thing I got it when I did.
Flonne, my 89 Ford Ranger. 8 months without being washed, and counting...
My Rambo headband. See above, minus elemental protection.
My N64. Without this, I might actually have had a life. Good thing I got it when I did.
Flonne, my 89 Ford Ranger. 8 months without being washed, and counting...
BG&E on PC a rarity? Well, I'm one lucky bastard, because I found my PC copy for $AU3.00. A legit copy, mind you.meatloaf231 post=18.73215.788345 said:
Anyways, I value my violin and bow, things given to me by my teacher. It's his first violin, and he passed it onto me, so it's got a lot of sentimental value. I'd say my computer, TV and Xbox 360 as well, since they all have provided endless amounts of entertainment, and the computer has provided the means for much of my school work. Finally, my watch. It may not be because it's valuable (hey, only $10), but because it's been with me through thick and thin, and always provided the time.
