Strange/Weird Things You Own
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I own the skull on the front of The Dark Tower: The Waste Lands-book (the front of the train, Mono Blaine)
The "story" behind this skull is that a friend of mine went to Thailand one summer and bought me the skull as a souvenir. A few months later I get that book and I notice that the skull on the front of the train is excactly the same as the one I have sitting on the top of my desk.
The "story" behind this skull is that a friend of mine went to Thailand one summer and bought me the skull as a souvenir. A few months later I get that book and I notice that the skull on the front of the train is excactly the same as the one I have sitting on the top of my desk.
Some people have an odd idea of what's weird... Lots of the items listed are entirely normal. In the spirit of this, my item's not that weird either.
It's an ornamental toothpick set I was given for my birthday. The toothpicks are carved into fancy shapes and are kept in a little cloth pouch with a mirror attached, so I can see what I'm picking. It's magical.
I also have a banana that I've glued to an orange, but I suspect it won't be there much longer. Now to eat my banorange...
It's an ornamental toothpick set I was given for my birthday. The toothpicks are carved into fancy shapes and are kept in a little cloth pouch with a mirror attached, so I can see what I'm picking. It's magical.
I also have a banana that I've glued to an orange, but I suspect it won't be there much longer. Now to eat my banorange...
I own a set of cartography tools that were used by Nazi's during World War 2. My grandpa looted them from some where in Germany during the war and when he died I inherited them.
Oh and I own like ten Sega Saturn games but no Saturn.
Oh and I own like ten Sega Saturn games but no Saturn.
I have this bottle opener in the shape of a gun, with two people on top humping. The trigger makes the guy go back and forth humping the girl who is bent over. The guy is also wearing a fedora. I found it when i was going through my grandads things after he died.
Oh man, don't get me started...
I have seen and owned so much aciement, omnious stuff I have no distcion between wierd and normal. okay, maybie a little.
I have seen and owned so much aciement, omnious stuff I have no distcion between wierd and normal. okay, maybie a little.
...I have a replica of the Master Sword, which I use to try and hack down my rosebush every winter. It never works though >.<
I have sitting around somewhere a part of a brake assembly from an iron ore freight car that I found lying next to a railroad line up in northern Minnesota.
I also own a plush Tails toy as well as a random stuffed wolf that both sit on a shelf next to my bed, which is definitely something rather odd for a 17 year old teenage male (or at least, is often considered to be).
I also own a plush Tails toy as well as a random stuffed wolf that both sit on a shelf next to my bed, which is definitely something rather odd for a 17 year old teenage male (or at least, is often considered to be).
Well, I have amassed quite a bit of random stuff:
I have several spent .50 cal training bullets from a disused WWII-era bombing range we explored. I also have a 'No Trespassing' sign from said range.
I have four Cold War era radiation dosimeter pens. Interestingly enough, all of them show significant, though differing, radiation levels. I'm fairly sure it's just age... at least I hope so. I also have a "Fallout Shelter" sign and a couple of biological and radiological defense manuals from the same era.
I've got a little chunk of obsidian from when my family was visiting Hawaii and Kilauea happened to be spewing lava across the park road.
I've got a piece of driftwood that managed to tie itself in a knot before drying out. I don't remember what camping trip I got it from, but I have it.
And lastly I have a stuffed animal from one of those grabber vending machine games. Won it on my first try. I can therefore claim a 100% success rate with those games.
I have several spent .50 cal training bullets from a disused WWII-era bombing range we explored. I also have a 'No Trespassing' sign from said range.
I have four Cold War era radiation dosimeter pens. Interestingly enough, all of them show significant, though differing, radiation levels. I'm fairly sure it's just age... at least I hope so. I also have a "Fallout Shelter" sign and a couple of biological and radiological defense manuals from the same era.
I've got a little chunk of obsidian from when my family was visiting Hawaii and Kilauea happened to be spewing lava across the park road.
I've got a piece of driftwood that managed to tie itself in a knot before drying out. I don't remember what camping trip I got it from, but I have it.
And lastly I have a stuffed animal from one of those grabber vending machine games. Won it on my first try. I can therefore claim a 100% success rate with those games.
