Me too. Well, I collected full ones. Well, up to a point.Ranorak said:I use to collect empty Pringles cans.
Why? Because I could. and I love pringles.
Something here is slightly Freudianshadyh8er said:Pens. From a young age I always loved pens. Most of the time I didn't even write with them. I just stare at them and admire their shape. Everywhere I went on vacation, I would always buy a souvenir pen.
Did I mention I liked pens?
At agun shop I visited, they had some WW1 rifles for sale. Lee-Enfields,, the german, french and russian varients of bolt action rifles. Several of these has folding spike bayonets.binnsyboy said:high quality recreations of historical weapons. As does my friend. For me, it started as an interest in movie props, but I like this more. My friend has three high quality WW2 german daggers, and I am in the process of getting a pompeii gladius. I'm particularly jelly of my uncle, though. He has three authentic WW2 unfixed bayonet blades from France, England and Germany respectively.
Oh, I collect full ones. They just never stay full.KingofallCosmos said:Me too. Well, I collected full ones. Well, up to a point.Ranorak said:I use to collect empty Pringles cans.
Why? Because I could. and I love pringles.
Now I only collect call.