Pride and Joy of your collection

[Mr Ektion]

i bet we all collect SOMETHING. i've met some of you and you're like friggen pack rats. Is there anything that you prize more out of your collection? kind of like a favored child that you never actually admit because that's mean and cruel to another child?

well, dvds and records don't have feelings. neither do books or dunnys (respectfully).

[Mr Ektion]

I didn't pay a lot for it, and i'm always embarassed when i pull it out, but i would say the reprint to Push Up by the Freestylers on 12". I looked for it long and hard in ~2002 to 2005, gave up hope, bought a couple of shitty remixes hoping it would do the trick (didn't), then found it =)

[Piquant]

My dog.

[Mr Ektion]

actually, that's not my pride and joy. that was just what i was thinking of originally. gonna have to ponder.

[Clayton.]

My favourite book out of my collection and one of my most valued items would be the regimental diary of the unit my grandfather served with in the second world war. Passed down to me from my grandfather whom passed when i was younger.

It brings me great pride, and i read it every year around rememberance day.

[mapleleaf4ever]

I've got almost the full set of Desert Storm Cards from 1991 including one with a misprint.

[-evil-duerr-]

music. i have tons of cds and even more mp3s.

my most valued mp3s are the older stuff that was difficult to find in digital format. too many to list them all but a few standout favourites are old canadian underdog groups like Five Man Electrical Band and Mashmakan etc.