Do you have a collection of something?

You know, cards, coins, stamps, sea shells, shot glasses, body parts, etc.

Personally, I don't collect anything anymore. I used to collect Marvel cards and comics when I was a kid. There is something psychologically gratifying about a complete collection of something isn't there?

Music. I've got 20 some CD's (yeah yeah, not as many as I'm sure some of you have, but I try). I think I still have my Pokemon cards somewhere too...

EDIT: forgot video games...

i collect music cds... expensive hobby =/Forumposter

Tell me about it :(. So is video gaming...

in before pornesbastica

:lol: you just bearly made it!

I just noticed that no one made a comment about body parts in the OP....Guppy507

It's because it is perfectly natural to have one :P

I don't really collect stuff, I have an unexploded bomb buried under my house.CBR600-RR

My colleague's neighbor, a Vietnam veteran, kept a grenade that did not detonate with him as a souvenir or trinket of sorts. In his later years, he kept it by the fireplace as a show-piece! Anyway, he wanted to give it to his daughter when she got married as a good luck charm of sorts. She refused the gift and actually called the bomb squad to remove the grenade from her father's house. They literally cleared out the entire neighborhood to remove the grenade.

[QUOTE="CBR600-RR"]I don't really collect stuff, I have an unexploded bomb buried under my house.entropyecho

My colleague's neighbor, a Vietnam veteran, kept a grenade that did not detonate with him as a souvenir or trinket of sorts. In his later years, he kept it by the fireplace as a show-piece! Anyway, he wanted to give it to his daughter when she got married as a good luck charm of sorts. She refused the gift and actually called the bomb squad to remove the grenade from her father's house. They literally cleared out the entire neighborhood to remove the grenade.

Oh wow, that's a bit too extreme. :P
I don't really have a bomb buried under my house, not that I know of, what if there is? :(

1/6 scale figures. Mostly movie and comic based stuff. omfg_its_dally

When I was a kid, I would take stickers off fruit and put them on this one section of wall on the stairwell to the basement. I still do it from time to time out of habit, esspecially if there's a sticker I don't have yet. im_really_rich

Do you have this? :lol:

Video games... too bad I broke/lost most of them.

Right now, I'm building up my collection of leather-bound books. Thus far, I have The Three Musketeers, The Count of Monte Cristo, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, A Tale of Two Cities, and Treasure Island.VoodooGamer

Where do you buy them?

Coins, currency, rocks, baseball cards. I don't collect those anymore but I've got them all boxed up.duxup

[QUOTE="im_really_rich"]When I was a kid, I would take stickers off fruit and put them on this one section of wall on the stairwell to the basement. I still do it from time to time out of habit, esspecially if there's a sticker I don't have yet. entropyecho

Do you have this? :lol:

I have about 150 of those.

At least.

I also have several of the Turbana banana brand, Sunkist oranges, Washington apples, Dole, you name it, I probably have it.

[QUOTE="VoodooGamer"]Right now, I'm building up my collection of leather-bound books. Thus far, I have The Three Musketeers, The Count of Monte Cristo, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, A Tale of Two Cities, and Treasure Island.entropyecho

Where do you buy them?

I buy these books from Easton Press.

The ones I'm getting are a part of a collection called the 100 Greatest Books Ever Made, and they cost about $40 dollars a piece. They're expensive as books go, but they're still cheaper than buying a video game, which I rarely buy anymore. So, instead, my video game money goes to these books.