What Do You Collect?

Most people collect something.

As I have revealed today, I collect the pubic hair of Bolton Wanderers players 1989-2005. It's put me in some very awkward situations, none more so than a few years ago when I was caught in Jamie Pollock's wetroom - while he was still in it.

We both laugh at it now though.

Anyway, do you collect anything unusual? Bus timetables don't count.

I've got a collection of those coins which are pressed into an oval shape with different things printed on them, various ones from all different countries.

aaron_bwfc wrote:I've got a collection of those coins which are pressed into an oval shape with different things printed on them, various ones from all different countries.

You mean your spare change when you came back off your holidays?

 - No you can put coins into some sort of machine that grinds them into an oval shape with a image onto it. I will post a picture of a few of mine so you know what I mean.

I'm undecided whether this is more boring than bus timetables. I will look at your photos and make my decision.

I'd say they are on a par to be as boring as timetables to be honest.

old oil filters- the front doors off wendy houses-rubber brake blocks off peoples cycles-contact lenses when people are not looking.

pubes

cheese tick seperators

Frogs.

£200 every time I pass go

Crabs from old pubes.

Old toe nail clipping's, i also put them in oil and shake them up.

Other people's pictures of cakes that they have baked.

I collect £5 notes. It started off because I was going to the hairdressers and had no change in the house and had to rush to the cashpoint before going. So every time I got a £5 note I put it in my tin. I have about 90 £5 notes on my last count.

Michael Bolton wrote:I collect £5 notes. It started off because I was going to the hairdressers and had no change in the house and had to rush to the cashpoint before going. So every time I got a £5 note I put it in my tin. I have about 90 £5 notes on my last count.

That's not a collection, that's savings you bellend.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Michael Bolton wrote:I collect £5 notes. It started off because I was going to the hairdressers and had no change in the house and had to rush to the cashpoint before going. So every time I got a £5 note I put it in my tin. I have about 90 £5 notes on my last count.

That's not a collection, that's savings you bellend.

Watch your back. I don't like being called a bellend. Just watch yourself yeah?

I used to collect David Winter cottages, then he sold out to a Japanese company, so i stopped. The biggest piece I have, cost me £350, (Millenium Bay'), which was worth, the last time I looked (about 5 year ago), about £850. Having said that , my wife knocked off the cross on the church, so that will have devalued it somewhat, (but its fixable). I think my whole colleciton is only worth a couple of grand or so nowadays. My interest now lies in building up a train set I received from Santa, and a diorama for it. i'm a really sad person, (but I'm happy  )

Sluffy wrote:Other people's pictures of cakes that they have baked.

 I bet your a right laugh out on the beer.