What do you collect?

I collect: Starburst Wrappers
Pins <--- the obsession of every air cadet (we wear it inside our wedges and show them off every opportunity we get..... lol)

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Cinema tickets...

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Comics. Lots and lots of comics. Mostly newer stuff, but I am thinking about branching out into older stuff (specifically Dr.Doom appearances). Old NES/SNES games too, but that's really only a semi-hobby. Pick some up when I see them, but that's about it.

Originally Posted by Tawnee Stoner

an edition of The Silver Beatles when Pete Best was still around

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I was speaking idiomatically.

My brother has been collecting souvenir spoons for the last 14 years or so. I collected Keys for a little while although I now collect some comic books and or course videogames, manly rare RPGs.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Okay, other than collecting games and anime. Which neither really count unless you go out and by all the boxsets and limited edition game boxes, something I don't do.

I collect shoes. I don't have the amount actual sneaker freaks do, but I've currently got 9 pairs of sneakers and a bunch of dress shoes.

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I collect statues

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Originally Posted by Cobra Commander

I collect statues

Guys, I think we have Kim Jong Il posting on GFF.

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Well,its nice to know we have such esteemed guests here at GFF. Now, if you could politely put away that missle......

There's nowhere I can't reach.

I'm not too enthusiastic about collecting anything, really. I used to have the cliche rock collection, and tried collecting comic books for a while. Never stuck.

These days, if I collect anything it silver coins (or old coins in general), and old paper notes. I get to handle quite a bit of money at work, and I come across three or four silver pieces each day.

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i collect button pins.. and everything that's related to Doraemon that i see being sold. XD;;

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I wouldn't say I collect things, per say. I don't go out of my way to add things to the things I already own for the purpose of having more of the same thing. I just don't like getting rid of what I own...more of a pack rat than a collector. So I have quite a few DVDs, video games, books and the like, but it's more that they are just things I own rather than things I collect.

From when I was younger, I have a fairly sizable collection of basketball cards which will probably sit in a box for another decade or two until they are valuable enough to unload them. All the other things I collected when I was a kid were either sold or donated.

I was speaking idiomatically.

You know, when I was younger I looked for something to collect. My mom collected coins and stamps and my brother collected pogs (it was the 90s) so I decided to collect my finger nail clippings. I was just fresh off watching The Guinness Book of World Records on TV where they featured the guy with the world's longest fingernails. Well, I deduced that I wouldn't be able to ever surpass him in all my life without being a total freak of nature, so I decided on the next best thing and collect my fingernail clippings. I even had a little fantasy, being featured on the World Records show and showing off jars and jars and bags full of my fingernail clippings. Enough to fill an olympic sized swimming pool! 7 times over! FAME.

Then 4 months into my little feat, I realized how fucking creepy that actually was and dumped my short lived collection into the toilet.

I don't collect anything now. I think I'm too unoriginal for that, and OCD enough in my life. Perhaps expensive material goods that will be replaced in a matter of months with something newer and shinier? Maybe.

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I don't really collect anything now, but a zillion yeeeeaaaaars ago I thought it'd be brilliant to collect the movie ticket stub things. I'd be able to proudly show people what rubbish I've seen! Everyone would be thrilled! I built up a nice stupid collection in my wallet over the space of a year and a bit. Then one day I went to look at them and all the ink had vanished. VANISHED. I was left with a pile of paper with the cinema logo on the back and little else.

I was shattered. Forever.

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I have a few thousand odd baseball cards left over from my younger days. It's worth a bunch of money, at least according to Beckett. I guess I'll sell it someday, but, for now, I like holding on to it and looking through all of the cards from time to time.

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I collect different materials with which to tie flies for fly fishing. Im working on getting some Polar Bear hair as of now. I also collect key chains, even though I dont drive really...oh well.

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In some aspects I am collecting videogames. Any game that I love I will keep. I remember I used to collect stamps, through some company in the Beano comic. I wasn't a dedicated collector, I just remember having a stamp album, a collector set from that company and I usually bought stamps that had something that I thought looked cool. I did used to collect a lot of cards and comics, but I think amassed would be the word.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

I collect books (video game related ones), manga and that standard stuff. But my biggest collection is though my DVD-collection. All kinds of genre, and at the moment I have somwhere between 150-200.

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I don't collect them anymore but I used to collect Yu-Gi-Oh cards but I sold them to some kid for around a hundred dollars.

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Stuff I used to collect, but not anymore for various reasons, are stamps, pins, original Sandy Lion stickers, and Pokémon, Digimon and Yu-Gi-Oh! cards. I'm only collecting foreign coins right now, but even that has slowed down.

I guess DVDs would count. I want to get all the Godzilla movies at any rate, but the fact not every movie has come out to NA has hindered my progress.

I have a fair amount of figures too, but I don't consider it a 'collection.'

I was speaking idiomatically.

I used to collect pokemon cards back when I was in elementary school but now I dont really collect anything

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

I used to collect most anything... baseball/hockey cards, die cast cars, star wars POTF2 action figures, stamps, old coins... but not anymore. Nowadays I just stick to video games, mainly PS2.

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I used to collect After Dark screensavers, anyone remember those? Screensavers suck these days. I also collect epic fantasy and continental philosophy.

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I've recently started collecting feathers for no reason. I used to collect dragon related items, such as statues, glass models, wall charms ect. I also have a collection of gemstones somewhere in my room, and I'm sure I have a photo album full of postcards from some rather uninteresting locations.

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I used to collect keychains. I have many boxes full of different kind of keychains. On every trip I've made so far, I came back home with at least 10 new keychains. I'm still looking for the weirdest keychain I could find, but now my interests are elsewhere.

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when I was younger, I used to collect pogs, then ditched them as times changed. I have a few left. I also had an extensive collection of yo-yos.
Nowadays its just normal stuff like videogames and extreme metal CDs. Theres also spawn stuff, random toys, and close ranged weapons (stunguns, knives, swords, daggers, etc, nothing too extreme like guns, but nothing to brag about either since the collection is relatively small). Every now and then Ill buy some legos, mainly space themed. I still have a large collection from when I was younger.
Theres more, but in small amounts since I really dont devote too much time, effort and money to any hobby.

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