In another post I saw at least one other person collected rocks.
Thought I would show mine off.Been a while sence I added to the collection.
Post some pics of other things you collect.
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Other things you collect
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AllenETreat
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Simple Man
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I collect autographs, specifically from WWII celebrities.
So far I have books/pictures autographed from Tex Hill (Flying Tigers), Robert Morgan (Memphis Belle Pilot), and several of the "Band of Brothers" (101st Airborne, Easy Company), as well as a member of the Tuskeegee airmen.
I love history, and this is a way to experience living history and talk with the men who lived it and made it.
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So far I have books/pictures autographed from Tex Hill (Flying Tigers), Robert Morgan (Memphis Belle Pilot), and several of the "Band of Brothers" (101st Airborne, Easy Company), as well as a member of the Tuskeegee airmen.
I love history, and this is a way to experience living history and talk with the men who lived it and made it.
Sniper -- One Shot, One Kill Email: ST8PEN01@aol.com
Good post!
I like to collect the new state quarters!
They look nice and don't cost ya much.
Also wanted to add.
I got a collection of sharks teeth! Dug them out of the ground around Bakersfield, Ca. Also if you go hiking check out any old dumps you might find. You will discover many interesting things...
ken
Edited by - ken on 3/5/2004 7:41:33 PM
I like to collect the new state quarters!
They look nice and don't cost ya much.
Also wanted to add.
I got a collection of sharks teeth! Dug them out of the ground around Bakersfield, Ca. Also if you go hiking check out any old dumps you might find. You will discover many interesting things...
ken
Edited by - ken on 3/5/2004 7:41:33 PM
Aloha!
Well...for me, it was airsoft gas, spring, and AEG's.
As of late though, it has got to be Jackson Chameleons! I currently only have a 3yr. old BIG female, and 3 babies...can't tell if they're boys or girls yet. CANNOT wait for the ones called the Veile Chameleons to somehow migrate here from Maui! I just love these lizards...They are rather high maintenance(I buy all their food, make sure they stay hydrated, keep them indoors at night...)but they're worth it!
God will put you over...if you let Him! Mark 11:23!
Well...for me, it was airsoft gas, spring, and AEG's.
As of late though, it has got to be Jackson Chameleons! I currently only have a 3yr. old BIG female, and 3 babies...can't tell if they're boys or girls yet. CANNOT wait for the ones called the Veile Chameleons to somehow migrate here from Maui! I just love these lizards...They are rather high maintenance(I buy all their food, make sure they stay hydrated, keep them indoors at night...)but they're worth it!
God will put you over...if you let Him! Mark 11:23!
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Sword and Shield
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Coins. Started collecting at 6, still do. Anybody else have the 1982 dime w/o the mint mark? It's the rarest piece I have.
Scout memorabilia. I've been collecting for years, and am one sewn-edge Eagle patch away from a complete 1930s rank set.<img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>
The Man's Prayer- I am a man. But I can change. If I have to. I guess...
Scout memorabilia. I've been collecting for years, and am one sewn-edge Eagle patch away from a complete 1930s rank set.<img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>
The Man's Prayer- I am a man. But I can change. If I have to. I guess...
Daywalker Posted: I just love these lizards...They are rather high maintenance(I buy all their food, make sure they stay hydrated, keep them indoors at night...)but they're worth it!
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I love chameleons, too, although I've never owned one.
A number of years ago, I had two iguanas that I enjoyed. The older one was six feet long and weighed somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 or so pounds.
Now, as if being half the size of Godzilla wasn't bad enough, this lizard had a horrible attitude towards humans, dogs, and every other living organism.
I still have scars from this monster. They bob their heads in a domination ritual, and if you bob back at them, it sometimes causes them to become very agitated toward you. In "Iggy's" case, he'd literally attack me from wherever he was at. It was quite hilarious, as long as I had room to get away! I mean, this thing literally chased me across the room a few times, LOL!
My other iguana had a gentle, pleasant disposition that was the exact opposite of Iggy. Never bit me once, nor attacked anyone in the household.
I love reptiles.
Sniper -- One Shot, One Kill Email: ST8PEN01@aol.com
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I love chameleons, too, although I've never owned one.
A number of years ago, I had two iguanas that I enjoyed. The older one was six feet long and weighed somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 or so pounds.
Now, as if being half the size of Godzilla wasn't bad enough, this lizard had a horrible attitude towards humans, dogs, and every other living organism.
I still have scars from this monster. They bob their heads in a domination ritual, and if you bob back at them, it sometimes causes them to become very agitated toward you. In "Iggy's" case, he'd literally attack me from wherever he was at. It was quite hilarious, as long as I had room to get away! I mean, this thing literally chased me across the room a few times, LOL!
My other iguana had a gentle, pleasant disposition that was the exact opposite of Iggy. Never bit me once, nor attacked anyone in the household.
I love reptiles.
Sniper -- One Shot, One Kill Email: ST8PEN01@aol.com
