Your most prized possession

[Guest Italian Stallion]

My friend has a World War II medal that his grandpa stole form a dead Italian soldier and and a piece of clothing from a Russian soldier that looked like it was burnt. He treats them like they were his child. Me, I don't have anything really old or valueable and I'd have to think really hard about what I treasure the most. So while I think about it, share with us what you value the most.

[Guest Man Of 1,004 Modes]

Here's a hitnt: It's in my pants.

 

OK, seriously, I don't think I have anything like that, but I do cherrish by Baseball card collection. I don't even know how many I have anymore but it's only near the 10,000 mark.

[Youth N Asia 0]

I have a very nice Miami Dolphins afgan my mom made for me just before she passed. That's it for me.

[Guest FrigidSoul]

Here's a hitnt: It's in my pants.

So you value nothing?

 

*ba-da-chuh!*

[Guest T®ITEC]

Probably this stuffed animal I've had since I was five years old. It's Snoopy in a freakin' pink bunny suit, complete with ears on the hood. Like from A Christmas Story. It means so much because I had it when we still lived in Moses Lake, and.. yeah. Childhood memories.

[{''({o..o})''} 0]

The engagement ring that I never could give to her. Gah, it stills gets to me.

[Guest stardust]

My camera and all of the photos I have.

[Guest Man Of 1,004 Modes]

Here's a hitnt: It's in my pants.

So you value nothing?

 

*ba-da-chuh!*

Har Har. Seems like a logical prized possession for a man though.

[The Amazing Rando 0]

i have two, both of them from my stay in Florida in 2002.

 

 

One is a picture my roommate drew for me. His name was Herminio and he LOVED comic books...and so I based a superhero around him named Superminio. So for Xmas he drew the character in ink and framed it for me. It's a big reminder of him and his kooky nature.

 

The other is something I bought with money my mother gave me for my birthday ... it is a 1 in a 1000 limited edition "pin set" that features 7 golden pins...

 

1. Walt Disney's picture in black/white with gold trim

2. His signature

3. A small pin that reads...

 

"Somehow I Can't Believe There Are Many Heights That Can't Be Scaled By A Man Who Knows The Secret Of Making Dreams Come True.

 

This Special Secret, It Seems To Me, Can Be Summarized In Four C's. They Are Curiosity, Confidence, Courage And Constancy And The Greatest Of These Is Confidence.

 

When You Believe A Thing, Believe It All Over, Implicitly And Unquestioningly."

 

4-7. Each of the surrounding pins features one of the 4 C's.

 

 

I love it and I'll cherish it forever.

 

Damn, I miss Florida.

[Guest I Got Banned for Sucking]

I would say that mine would be my DVD/video game collection, a selection of books/magazines that I have and official WWE Tour merch.

[Guest Anglesault]

A little New York Yankees duffel bag that I've been covering in Yankee pins.

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

First thought: My first job rejection letter in which the guy misspelled "periodically" (or however the hell it's spelled). I have it framed...

[Corey_Lazarus 0]

My collection of wrestling tapes from Badd Blood 1997 until the most recent TNA. I can watch these tapes and remember what was going on in my life at the moment.

[Guest Choken One]

A Letter from Keith Caputo Himself.

and

My grandfather's Class Ring

[Nighthawk 0]

Maybe my juvenile detention shirt. They brought me in with no shirt (yee haw), so when I left they let me keep the uniform shirt. I've since worn it during many significant events, as it's kind of become my lucky shirt.

[eiker_ir 0]

i'd have to say my DVD collection. My preciousssss DVDs

[Red Hot Thumbtack In The Eye 0]

The two (i think the term is charms for the little dealies that you put on your necklace) charms that a person who is a very important influence on my life gave to me when he took his bodhisattva vows.

 

My notebooks filled with song lyrics and poetry.

 

My music collection of course.

 

My Washburn

[Guest Anglesault]

The two (i think the term is charms for the little dealies that you put on your necklace)

Just to confirm, I'm fairly sure you got the term correct. I don't know anyone that wears more than one thing on a necklace, but that is the correct term for a bracelet.

[Red Hot Thumbtack In The Eye 0]

I don't wear them on a necklace, but that is what they are meant for.

[Lightning Flik 0]

My autographed Kiddie Oilers Jersey (you know, those T-Shirts they had, that weren't really jerseys, but considered the little guys consider them jerseys) signed in 1990 by then Stanley Cup Champion, Craig Simpson. I still got it, along with the pics of the whole thing. It was like only a day or a few after we last won the Stanley Cup.

 

The greatest memory I've had in a long time, as I remember that I was crying my heart out cause my favorite player wasn't there and that he was late and probably not going to make it (stupid traffic holding him up). So like right as I'm ending my crying fit, guess who showed up? Yeah, I felt so foolish back then when he comes striding into the room. Of course, I feel more of a fool when I almost ran him down to greet him entering the room. Took like everyone to keep me from greeting my hero.

 

Got pictures of the whole thing, getting to hold Lord Stanley. Felt so great, being like 7 and being with my Hero. Of course, that's about the only grand thing of my life.

 

I've got nothing else to say "wowwie!" And even that thing isn't all that much.

[The Czech Republic 0]

Obviously my winning smile.

 

-I cherish the pictures of me from 5th-7th grades being hoisted up by the Legion of Doom, sitting in Nick Bockwinkel's lap, posing with Bret Hart, getting Diamond-Cut by DDP, and an autographed photo from Bobby Heenan.

 

-A tape of the day I was on The Bozo Super Sunday Show and tried to

balance a book on my head with no luck is up there too. I won a box of Matt's chocolate chip cookies. It was worth it.

 

-My MP3 player, now with over 2,000 minutes of music.

 

-Memories of fishing with my grandfather in Mukwonago

[CanadianChick 0]

My Edge autograph.

 

Nah, just kidding. Actually, I'm not much of a possession person. I guess if I had to pick one thing to bring, it'd be my childhood stuffed animal. Punkinhead, yo. Or my pictures of Edge that I have aquired through my, oh, 5 years of stalking. One or the other.

[Papacita 0]

Probably my video collection. That, or my old collection of wrestling action figures. I dunno.

[The Kid 0]

My childhood stuffed animal for sure. So many memories.

[Internet Warfare 0]

My Crappy CD/Radio player. It sux but I take it everywhere.

[Guest FrigidSoul]

-I cherish the pictures of me from 5th-7th grades being hoisted up by the Legion of Doom, sitting in Nick Bockwinkel's lap, posing with Bret Hart, getting Diamond-Cut by DDP, and an autographed photo from Bobby Heenan.

 

-A tape of the day I was on The Bozo Super Sunday Show and tried to

balance a book on my head with no luck is up there too. I won a box of Matt's chocolate chip cookies. It was worth it.

Officially the coolest childhood ever

[Mole 0]

My Mom's engagement ring that I wear on a necklace, which I never take off.

[The Czech Republic 0]

-I cherish the pictures of me from 5th-7th grades being hoisted up by the Legion of Doom, sitting in Nick Bockwinkel's lap, posing with Bret Hart, getting Diamond-Cut by DDP, and an autographed photo from Bobby Heenan.

 

-A tape of the day I was on The Bozo Super Sunday Show and tried to

balance a book on my head with no luck is up there too. I won a box of Matt's chocolate chip cookies. It was worth it.

Officially the coolest childhood ever

I think my life peaked at age 9 to 12. That doesn't bode well for the rest of my life now does it.

[Murmuring Beast 0]

My music and my piano.

[Guest I Got Banned for Sucking]

I would say that mine would be my DVD/video game collection, a selection of books/magazines that I have and official WWE Tour merch.

They are on two shelves, with the DVDs and games carefully racked, with pillow cases over them for protection.