I have some cool things and other things with sentimental value, but I don't know of anything I have that is so prized as to be irreplaceable. I guess the most irreplaceable things I have are those that came from our honeymoon. I could replace them but it would cost a lot to go down there to get them.
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I should've been able to say grandpas old double barrel, black powder Parker shotgun... but i sold it like a FOOL many years ago, just thinking about it pisses me off but good.
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There's only a couple things I would put in this category. One: The football my mom and dad gave me with all the signatures from the Chiefs IV Super Bowl team. Two: The American Flag from my dad's burial service that was over his coffin. I'll never give that up.
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I've never been much of the type to cherish things. That's not to say I don't appreciate the finer things in life - I've got three HDTV's for starters - just that the individual items can be pretty easily replaced if necessary.
About the most prized "possession" I have is my wife and I's giant picture collection, and all of those are digital and backed up online. If it weren't for the digital age, I'm sure I'd prize a box of old photos. |
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probably my American Telecaster; ash all the way around.
paid damn near $2k for it in 1999. great great guitar. |
My wife and kids
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I have writings that I would say are my prized posessions. Files of plays I've written, drafts on my computer.
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Your mother's first dollar earned as a whore. Tough sell/CP
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My rad music collection. Limited editions, hand numbered releases, original pressings; it would be impossible to replace.
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second for me would be an opened bottle of McCormick whiskey (or bourbon..can't remember) in the shape of a Chiefs helmet; sold after they won the championship.
My wife's grandfather, who worked as a distributor down in the north-end, bouth probably 20 of them in '69 and planned to give all his grandkids one someday. after her grandpa died, her grandma was going through his stuff and found a huge box of them and the remembered he wanted to give them to the grandkids. it's still sealed in the original giftwrap plastic stuff. |
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