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What do you collect

Farmboy

New Member
Although I haven't added to or looked at them in years, Comic books. Sold about a half a dozen back 12 years ago to buy my first press and dryer. Also used to dig bottles. Have only ever bought a handful of nice one's, hard to buy them when you can dig them for free. :)
 

Speedsterbeast

New Member
Hopefully I don't come off as too judemental, but I've always viewed collecting things as a very negative endeavour. If you think about the entire process from it's early stages to when it stops, it seems like a waste of time and energy. To me anyway.
If I don't use it, I don't want it. The joy of non-ownership, as someone else put it.
The less I own the better I feel.
I only collect experiences... But those guitars do look pretty sweet!
 

Moze

Active Member
My wife and I travel a lot and I used to travel a ton when I did sign surveys. Trying different beer is a bit of a hobby for me. I have over 500 different beer bottles. The worst one I've ever had was Cave Creek Chili beer. The bottle comes with a chili pepper in it and tastes like what you'd imagine: beer infused with pepper "juice". It's the only beer I've ever poured out.

The picture shows a few. They're all boxed up and in the attic now due to lack of space.
 

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royster13

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I collect "boreal mugs".....This are like miniature beer mugs and are Made in France....I have over 800....I spend way too much time on Ebay looking for new finds.....
 

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Gino

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That doesn't sound too judgmental. It's what you think, believe and live your life.

I don't think it can be considered negative. I mean, think about trash men or recycling companies.... they collect all kinds of stuff and then turn it in for money. Your loss, their gain.

My father-in-law collected coins and stamps. He worked at the post office since WWII. Did he come across all kinds of rare stamps and coins ?? My wife cashed them in a few years ago.... and she made quite a stunning amount of loot. It wasn't negative, but it was heavy.

She had one dime, worth I don't remember how many hundreds of dollars. She had a few bills, each being worth $1,000's. We could've bought two new luxury cars..... cash and still have money left over.

Nope, collecting might not be for everybody, but it's definitely not negative, unless you're collecting buttons or paper clips.
 

Mike Paul

Super Active Member
I don't collect anymore but did collect beers cans from all over the US and Over Seas back in the 80's. Have a few hundred, some very unique cans and cone tops too. Been in storage for about 25 years... damn, now I feel like I need to dig them out...:cool:
 

Moze

Active Member
I don't collect anymore but did collect beers cans from all over the US and Over Seas. Have a few hundred, some very unique cans and cone tops too. Been in storage for about 25 years... damn, now I feel like I need to dig them out...:cool:

...or send them to me. I'd give them a good home.

:)
 

704signs

New Member
The worst one I've ever had was Cave Creek Chili beer. The bottle comes with a chili pepper in it and tastes like what you'd imagine: beer infused with pepper "juice". It's the only beer I've ever poured out

LOL... MOZE That Chili Beer is my all time favorite beer ... It has many positives such as you cant drink more than six, its a great cleanser for your system, You never have to worry about anyone stealing/Bumming a beer from you and You get a little meal at the end of each beer.

I have filled suitcases full of that stuff while doing installs out west and flew it back home because we cant get it here.
 

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rdm01

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Well, I guess I should be more clear. I had a collection of guns. I then had them all in my boat on Lake Billy Chinook when it flipped and tragically, I lost them all in the lake. I am thinking of taking scuba classes.:Oops:
Funny, I have a family friend that used to dive in Lake Billy Chinook. He found all kinds of old outboards, and things like that. I don't know that he ever pulled anything up. I don't believe he has your guns. :thumb:
 

fmg

New Member
Thought you might like to see this.I kept it from the 80's. Used to ride in the 70's.
 

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John L

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Still tossing the maple around at 48 here. Sims Lonnie Toft 10.0 and my original Alva (not reissue) are my favorites. Both flat except for the kick tail, both still sporting the blue Kryptonites.
 

GAC05

Quit buggin' me
With my current financial state the only things I can afford to collect are Youtube Cat Videos.....

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