Things You're Proud To Own
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A 1790 edition of Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus. (Yes, I'm that much of a nerd.) It needs to be rebound, but I'm hoping I can afford that soon.
My trench coat, fedora, and 1919 Thompson Sub-Machine Gun.
I'm very glad I still have my box set as well. Such happy memories...Soviet Heavy said:What are some of your prized possessions? Stuff you're glad that you own, even if its just for the sake of owning it?
Check out what I just found.
Yeah, I found that in my house.
Wow! Where is that pistol from?AccursedTheory said:My Coolermaster Cosmos, the best case ever (Now out of production)
Also, my laser pistol.
Ammo unrelated.
The future.James Rednok said:Wow! Where is that pistol from?AccursedTheory said:Also, my laser pistol.
Ammo unrelated.
Ammo for scale purposes only...
It's a Beretta Neos .22LR. Made in the US of A.
Damn you I want that soooo bad. I've wanted A Gundam Wing box collection for so long now, I just can't afford itPalademon said:Limited numbered remastered edition of Gundam Wing on DVD.
Hard to find when it first came out, but amazon had it, so I bought it. Since then the only place I've seen sell it, sold it only from private sellers at 600% the price I paid.
How much did you pay for that?OT: I've got the first 3 Suikoden's now, as well as my prized possession of Harvestmoon 64.
Oh, also can't forget the Intellivison I have as well
My electric drumkit worth thousands of pounds is probably my most precious possesion financially. But emotionally it would be the combination lock from my locker at download festival 2010, that was the best 5 days of my damn life.
Be blessed mortal that the Shawdow Flame Master finds that your Remastered Gundam Wing box set to be impressive.Palademon said:Limited numbered remastered edition of Gundam Wing on DVD.
Hard to find when it first came out, but amazon had it, so I bought it. Since then the only place I've seen sell it, sold it only from private sellers at 600% the price I paid.
OT: I've got nothing but a few gundam models and a Cowboy Bebop boxset. But I love them all so much!!!!
A Custom Shop Ibanez Rg Prestige with natural wood grain (Yay guitars)
Nintendo Gamecube
The World Is Yours (MOTORHEAD)
The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy Boxed Set
An awesome poster that basically filters "Shit Happens" through various cultures, religions, lifestyles, and philosophies. (Atheism: I don't believe this shit! Suicidal: I've had enough of this shit. Fatalism: Oh shit, it's going to happen, to name a few examples.)
Nintendo Gamecube
The World Is Yours (MOTORHEAD)
The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy Boxed Set
An awesome poster that basically filters "Shit Happens" through various cultures, religions, lifestyles, and philosophies. (Atheism: I don't believe this shit! Suicidal: I've had enough of this shit. Fatalism: Oh shit, it's going to happen, to name a few examples.)
My full set of Scott Pilgrim graphic novels, along with a recently acquired Scott action figure.
My Gameboy Advance
My sweet Usagi Yojimbo figure (well, it's a plush toy, but it actually looks like Usagi)
My computer, named after my grandmother, Kathleen
Walking Dead graphic novels 1-12
There's more, but this list isn't very exciting...
My Gameboy Advance
My sweet Usagi Yojimbo figure (well, it's a plush toy, but it actually looks like Usagi)
My computer, named after my grandmother, Kathleen
Walking Dead graphic novels 1-12
There's more, but this list isn't very exciting...
1. My Ocarina of Time Replica clay ocarina
2. A factory sealed copy of epic and rare video game Skies of Arcadia: Legends for the Nintendo Gamecube
3. Every trophy I've won
4. A bottle of 5 million Scoville unit hot sauce
5. A Ferrari baseball cap signed by 7 times world champion Michael Schumacher
That's it really.
2. A factory sealed copy of epic and rare video game Skies of Arcadia: Legends for the Nintendo Gamecube
3. Every trophy I've won
4. A bottle of 5 million Scoville unit hot sauce
5. A Ferrari baseball cap signed by 7 times world champion Michael Schumacher
That's it really.
My guns. Each one a piece of history and some of humanity's finest creations. Plus, they're useful.
A 1929 copy of Turgenev's Fathers and Sons. The fact that I picked it up from an Oxfam shop for less than £3 is part of its charm.