What do you.......

[T.H. Oughts]

collect?

Salt &pepper shakers? Owls? What do you gotta have when you see on on a shop shelf.

 

[lobito]

Anything Coca-Cola, glasses especially. I use them I store them, I've got Coke stuff everywhere.

And Sports memorabilia, but I rearly buy it. It's either signed for me, or given to me from friends and family.

 

[Summery]

*Candles and candle holders

*Shot glasses

*Picture frames

*I used to collect Marilyn Monroe stuff.......but it was just endless and I lost interest.

 

[Guest]

 

[Natalie Nessus]

I collect birdcages. I'm the only person I know that does. My pride and joy is a huge, timber, ornate Indonesian bircage modelled on a Balinese temple. It houses one very noisy canary named Birdie Num Num.

I am amazed. It is good because they can be such exquisite pieces of art

 

[T.H. Oughts]

I've just been trying to think what I collect and I don't really collect anything. Just stash for my art work that I might use to build something with one day......

*no it's stash, not junk *

 

[Natalie Nessus]

I collect art and glass

 

[JennyOmanHill]

I collect giraffes. They are my favorite animal and I have collected at least 100 giraffe items (including things as "nick-knacks", photos, stuffed ones, cards).

 

[T.H. Oughts]

I collect art and glass

Last count I had 178 pieces of art hanging around my home and studio. Only about 5 of them are not ones I have done myself.

Hey maybe I do collect something, lol.

 

[Guest]

I collect.... Star Wars memrobilia..... if that makes me weird then I'm weird but I'm a happy one.

 

[Guest]

I collect.... Star Wars memrobilia..... if that makes me weird then I'm weird but I'm happy.

 

[Angelus]

Don't ask..... whatever you do don't ask.

 

[T.H. Oughts]

Don't ask..... whatever you do don't ask.

RONFLMAO I knew it before I even saw your av.... you only do that to see if you can catch me out, go on admit it..... love ya babe, lol

 

[Angelus]

Now would I go and do something like that.

 

[WhiteRose]

Aside from the usual videos, cd's, tapes...

Books. More than half are non-fiction and mostly dealing with cultures or spirituality. I do have some old books, including a 2nd edition copy of "The Scarlett Letter" that my great grandmother bought or was given back in 1899, along with some others. It's not in great condition, but it has a lot of sentimental value. My grandmother gave it to me when I was in high school and having to do a report on the story. I could be very happy living in a bookshop, although I'd be afraid all my relatives would move in. We're all avid readers.

Rocks. I like rocks Once when the movers were hauling my boxes, one of them jokingly asked if there were rocks in the box and was very surprised when I said, "Yes." Rocks, crystals, semi-precious stones.

Candles and candle holders, incense burners. I guess that's about it.

 

[heterotic]

I've been collecting a lot of dust lately

 

[Natalie Nessus]

I've been collecting a lot of dust lately

Five more posts and you will choose a picture that will reveal your inner soul perhaps?

 

[heterotic]

Or perhaps my outer somatic form, I've yet to decide.

 

[T.H. Oughts]

My post, let me hijack for a moment

where is Karada Heterotic. Please excuse my ignorance

 

[heterotic]

I'd be happy to answer the question! And of course it has nothing to do with the fact that this'll be post number 99...
Karada is a rope tie from Shibari, japanese bondage. Shibari is loosely based on Hojo-jutsu, an old martial art for quickly and securely tying a person. The karada is a harness for the torso that doesn't restrict movement, but which I find aesthetically pleasing, and is a good base for further tying. Nawashibari.com is a good starting place to find out more about shibari.

 

[heterotic]

And the fact that I just now found a great picture of karada (http://www.nawashi.com/stuff/kaka129.jpg) Has nothing to do with the fact that this is my 100th post....



WOOOHOOOO!

 

[T.H. Oughts]

Karada is a rope tie from Shibari, japanese bondage. Shibari is loosely based on Hojo-jutsu, an old martial art for quickly and securely tying a person.

Thanks for that, sounds.... ummm interesting

 

[T.H. Oughts]

Has nothing to do with the fact that this is my 100th post....
WOOOHOOOO!

Oh baby did you just cum over the 100 in my thread..... cooooooool. I hope it was a good for you as it was for me

 

[LadyDarkFire]

Books, Art, Memories, Pets, Bumperstickers, Rose Bushes.

Oh, and recipes.

 

[Bindii]

What do you collect?

Broken hearts, I have a mantlepiece full of them!