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One of my "things" is knives... Only a few of what I have... that is if my kids have "barrowed" them...
Top to Bottom: Cold Steel Voyager Tanto (39 months in Iraq), Buck Stockman (I have three of these because I like them that much), Kershaw Leek (2 of these), Buck Solo & CRKT Dragon
Phil" not a knife collector nut I have a leek and a scallion half serrated. Nice knives. The leek is nearly the perfect pocket knife.
For me it's games.
Chess boards,
Cribbage boards,
Darts & boards,
BB's in a box games,
Puzzles,
All those ADHD kinda mind teasers.
This is 1500 piece black and white puzzle of four part chamber music.
With a Buck Stockman and Vise Grips you can fix everything but our government .
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I didn’t think I was going to like the Leek, it was an e-Bay buy and I had no Idea how it felt in the hand… I sure do like it now; I never leave home without it!
I believe that everyone (at least men) should have four things to carry on in life...
1. A Good Knife-To kill food with
2. A Zippo Lighter-To cook food with
3. A Favorite Pipe w/Tobacco-To smoke after dinner
4. A Bucket of COMMON SENCE!-To reason with the unreasonable…
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I agree Igloo... One more thing... Bailing wire!
Lawrence, I would have burned down the house trying to put that together...!
Phil,
If you can't Duck it.........
Ah bailing wire and duct tape . I collect old tools .
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Yes in deed Lawrence... F*%K it! Make sure you wrap it up!
I used to collect guitars. Didn't really play them. Just liked the way they looked. At one point I had over 20 Fenders and Gibsons. Today I only have two. A black Fender strat and a cherry red Les Paul.
I collect baseball cards, lots and lots of baseball cards.
Humidors :
No moss. Not on this rolling stone.
Comic Books
Since retiring in December, 2008, I've mamaged to collect about 40 lbs and 7 inches around my waist. Does that count?
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Yes it does count Chuck...
Art, I think I have a few family members in jars like that...
LOL!!! I actually missed getting two of my favorites in the shot!
Empty tobacco tins. Must have over a hundred.
old razors, all of them prior to 1965. and i use them, my current favorite DE is over 100 years old.
shaving mugs, over 50 of em.
old people, they make me feel young.
My wife hates me for this but this is my computer room.
Damn guys... now I've got to find something that I want to collect. I don't know why I don't maybe it's because we have moved so many times with my career and moving everything we have is a big enough pain. Hmmm I'll come up with something... motorcycles... nope she'll never let that happen. I come up with something.
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Surf, I guess you like to fish? 
HAHAH yea I'm a 4th generation fisher. about 75% of that is my dad's and grandpas but I keep adding to it lol. I'm looking to build me a shed soon to keep everything in.
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Passport stamps & experiences.
Baseball memorabilia....'specially the autographed baseballs and cards of my favorite players down though the years.
Relics of my favorite Saints. (real Saints...not ball players!) 
I collect books...Current favorite a 1954 RSV. concordance. Always like to imagine who bought the book first and why.
I also collect antique lighters. And then antiques, I guess I like old things.
Knives,Duck and Turkey calls for me....
I have a collection of pocketwatches....
Collecting things keeps getting me into trouble, since I collect old cars (VW's especially) motorcycles, and what my Wife declares as Junk, but most of the time the junk is old stuff that I replaced in the house, and once in a great while I get the satisfaction of using some of that old "junk" and get to tell my wife "arent you glad I kept it?" and I get a HMMMPPPFFFFF! 
I have a fairly large collection of Santons de Provence that comes out of the attic in Advent. They're still hanging around on the dining room table, waiting to be packed away for the next 11 months.
Knives, motorcycles, and memories!
Knives, motorcycles, and memories!
No pics of the motorcycles?
Train Stuff I even have a old hobo stay over in the back shed from time to time...
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