asterix
Comrade Member
- Location
- Limoges or York
Collecting stuff
- Thread starter Pro Tour Punditry
- Start date
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Mad Doug Biker
Just a damaged guy.
- Location
- Craggy Island
Illnesses and medical conditions.
Not through choice though.
Not through choice though.
the_mikey
Legendary Member
- Location
- South Gloucestershire
I have a growing collection of tea bags, I'm not likely to get through those boxes of Darjeeling and Lapsang Souchong in a hurry, and then I add more to the collection, Keemun, Green tea, Chai, it never ends... 
Mattonsea
Über Member
- Location
- New Forest
I have a large collection of old Shire horse shoes I find in the fields from the days of the Horse and plough.
Also family stuff ,Kids pictures, baby grows , school reports that kind of stuff . All in a big box.
Also family stuff ,Kids pictures, baby grows , school reports that kind of stuff . All in a big box.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Mr dragon collects stuff not me. I am a place for everything and everything in it's place person. Mr dragon collects things you get from Christmas crackers from 20 years ago, old jumpers, old tools he never uses, things that are broken, but he keeps just in case because you never know when it might come in handy. Receipts for things we threw away years ago., you name it he collects (hoards it). Very annoying.
[QUOTE 2797472, member: 259"]40 years of a single mag would be really interesting, going through the years and seeing how things like the adverts and prices of things change over time - although this might not be quite so apparent in that kind of mag. 
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The secondary school I went to had a complete collection of National Geographic Magazines 1960 - mid 1990s in the library. The old head of the English department who looked after the school library retired at that point and his replacement had the caretaker take all the mags out and burn them.
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The secondary school I went to had a complete collection of National Geographic Magazines 1960 - mid 1990s in the library. The old head of the English department who looked after the school library retired at that point and his replacement had the caretaker take all the mags out and burn them.
Chromatic
Legendary Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
I have a growing collection of tea bags, I'm not likely to get through those boxes of Darjeeling and Lapsang Souchong in a hurry, and then I add more to the collection, Keemun, Green tea, Chai, it never ends...
Worse than Beelzebub's wee, throw it away pdq.
OP
OP
Pro Tour Punditry
Guru
I have also just found this site and seem to have started collecting more tat:
http://www.sportgoodies.fr/shop/en/
http://www.sportgoodies.fr/shop/en/
Learnincurve
Senior Member
- Location
- Chesterfield
I have a large collection of cast iron sewing machines, think it's about 8 or 9 now; two treadles, three electric and the others are hand crank with interesting decals. Yup they all work.
Collector's Disease
I've bought books I have never read.
Collected LPs I have never listened to,
Bikes that I've never rode.
Spare parts I will never need,
Tools that I've never used.
Odds and ends that will be useful,
On the day after I've thrown them out.
Oh damn you car boot sales -
My cheque-book you empty, my garage you fill.
Ebay is my best friend
Providing a useful service.
It keeps the postman in work.
Allowing others to clear their attic,
Whilst I fill mine.
I'm sure it will all be useful -
One day on the twelfth of never.
I've bought books I have never read.
Collected LPs I have never listened to,
Bikes that I've never rode.
Spare parts I will never need,
Tools that I've never used.
Odds and ends that will be useful,
On the day after I've thrown them out.
Oh damn you car boot sales -
My cheque-book you empty, my garage you fill.
Ebay is my best friend
Providing a useful service.
It keeps the postman in work.
Allowing others to clear their attic,
Whilst I fill mine.
I'm sure it will all be useful -
One day on the twelfth of never.
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Shut Up Legs
Down Under Member
I have a collection of SF and Fantasy books, just over 1000. I've read them all, too 
. I don't read them as much as I used to, spending a bit more time outdoors cycling, but the collection looks impressive, filling three 6' by 3' book cases.
. I don't read them as much as I used to, spending a bit more time outdoors cycling, but the collection looks impressive, filling three 6' by 3' book cases.
swee'pea99
Legendary Member
Watched Mona Lisa with my youngest recently, from which, Bob Hoskins in the lobby of a grand hotel, approached by flunky...
Flunky: Sir?
BH: Po' o' tea, please.
Flunky: Earl Grey or Lapsang Souchong?
BH: Nah - tea.
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Dayvo
just passin' through
- Location
- 59° 50′ 5.55″ N, 10° 47′ 41.89″ E
SteCenturion
I am your Father
- Location
- The Dark Side of the Moon.
Scale model Racing motorcycles from the Minichamps & Pauls Model Art brands.
They are nearly all WSB, BSB or Moto GP & old GP 500 championship race bikes.
Not the sort to lend to a 5 yr old boy for vroom, vroom play & toy Grand Canyon Evil Kneivel jumps though.
I have had to curtail my collecting due to rising prices & a Government enforced 4 year pay freeze followed by a 1% Kick in the Slats.
I think I am hovering at around the 45 > 50 model mark.
They are nearly all WSB, BSB or Moto GP & old GP 500 championship race bikes.
Not the sort to lend to a 5 yr old boy for vroom, vroom play & toy Grand Canyon Evil Kneivel jumps though.
I have had to curtail my collecting due to rising prices & a Government enforced 4 year pay freeze followed by a 1% Kick in the Slats.
I think I am hovering at around the 45 > 50 model mark.
SteCenturion
I am your Father
- Location
- The Dark Side of the Moon.
Wish I still had my old completed Paninin sticker albums especially the late 70' early 80's ones with gild foil club badges.
