50 People Share Their Unique Collections

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

I ordered it on Amazon

11points

Blade the gallade 5 years ago

it’s totally normal. Doesn’t everyone do that?

9points

Brivid 5 years ago

The rocks aren't for sale. It is a book with a picture of those rocks that is for sale.

5points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

Maybe you could try to press the Buy Now- button (to the right below the photo)

3points

Xan Maranya 5 years ago

Whole lot of beach combing there.

1point

ツ_Itz_Your_Girl_ツ 5 years ago

ikr!

1point

YHZ 3 years ago

"Buy" the alphabet?

0points

Raine Soo 5 years ago

Alone, each stone may not seem like much, but arrange them together, and you have a great collection.

9points

Phoenix 5 years ago

Wow is all I can say to this

4points

les 5 years ago

if you use them to sing the alphabet song is it then rock music?

3points

Zuko 5 years ago

I feel like if i didnt have alphabet for reference, I wouldn recognize some of the shapes

3points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

I already know what I will be doing come next summer. Put me on a beach and I am looking for nice stones and shells, from now on I will look for letters. Maybe you will see it written in stone.

3points

Zoe Murphy 5 years ago

F was a stretch....

2points

chaitu cherry 5 years ago

beach want to talk to you....!!!!

1point

FunFactBot 5 years ago

Fun fact, æ is pronounced “Ash” (Beep boop, I am pretending to be a bot! For more info, read my bio!)

1point

sondra oppedisano 5 years ago

Some of them look like gum or plastersine

1point

#2

A Year Ago, I Started Staying In And Peircing State Quarters, Instead Of Going Out And Getting In Trouble. Here Is My Collection So Far

Final score:

528points

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BusLady 5 years ago

What is Washington smoking in 1979?

116points

A.E. Marlowe 5 years ago

FREEDOM

6points

Ed Martin 5 years ago

Hes saying the word Liberty

2points

Dorothy Cloud 4 years ago

I would think it was just to keep the head in place. Needed grounding.

1point

Ffaelan Condragh 5 years ago

Hemp

1point

Hugh Walter 5 years ago

The sweet fumes of victory?

1point

Yibo Wang 5 years ago

ah...smoking liberty?

0points

Yeet Twenty 5 years ago

L I B E R T Y

0points

Shirley Heyn 5 years ago

Pot.

0points

Johanne Trudeau 5 years ago

A doobie...

0points

okpkpkp 5 years ago

hopefully not tobacco

0points

Hannah Marshall 5 years ago

Reefa, Ganja, Green, Hash, Pot, Weed... etc.

0points

Momma Panda 5 years ago

In 2019 they would call you a loner. In 2020 they call you a genius

20points

Lauren Caswell 5 years ago

That's so creative, I love the enameled ones too especially the astronaut

12points

Brett 5 years ago

Good for you for doing that!

10points

tuzdayschild 5 years ago

These are wonderful. I want one.

6points

Purr·maid 5 years ago

Wondering what tool did such a great job...🤔

6points

Jayda Estrella 5 years ago

I don’t have the patience to do that

4points

deanna woods 5 years ago

That's what my sister says about me coloring fuzzy posters.

2points

SheHulk Premium 5 years ago

Love this! You sell these online! Check if its legal first!

4points

Pasion Jones 5 years ago (edited)

Umm is this legal? Pretty nice tho!!!

2points

Seth Linn 5 years ago

It’s only illegal to alter money in an attempt to defraud someone... ie turning a 1 dollar bill into a 5 dollar bill.

3points

Bill Taylor 5 years ago

Section 331 of Title 18 of the United States code provides criminal penalties for anyone who “fraudulently alters, defaces, mutilates impairs, diminishes, falsifies, scales, or lightens any of the coins coined at the Mints of the United States.” This statute means that you may be violating the law if you change the appearance of the coin and fraudulently represent it to be other than the altered coin that it is. As a matter of policy, the U.S. Mint does not promote coloring, plating or altering U.S. coinage: however, there are no sanctions against such activity absent fraudulent intent.

2points

Soggy Crumpet 5 years ago

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Carena Thompson 5 years ago

Everyone saying this is illegal - he's not hurting anyone and we have more important things to worry about. Chill out, sit down and enjoy the art.

1point

#3

I Started Feeding Bar Nuts To These Crows That Are Regular To The Patio Of A Bar I Work At. My Collection Of Gifts Finally Started After 3 Months

Final score:

525points

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Paizleypie 5 years ago

I LOVE crows!

160points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

They are really smart. For example, when a crow encounters a mean human, it will teach other crows how to identify the human.

40points

Blade the gallade 5 years ago

Crows are my favorite kind of bird. They are big and majestic, with their sleek black wings and their impressive size.

18points

BusLady 5 years ago

They like shiny things.

16points

Molly Block 5 years ago

Me too!

9points

Yellow 5 years ago

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2points

Donna Leske 5 years ago

me too!!!!!

2points

Margareta Hagman 5 years ago

ME TOOO !

0points

JessG 5 years ago

I’ve seen so many stories of crows giving gifts for food. It’s fascinating, and I LOVE that they give back. I’m thinking they know we like shiny things too

20points

Nikki Sevven 5 years ago

Crows are awesome. Don't EVER piss them off because they remember human faces...and they WILL get revenge.

13points

glowworm2 5 years ago

Exactly. If you're kind to them, you'll get presents. If you're not kind to them, they'll tell all their friends and well--you know how a flock of crows is called a murder?

18points

Troux 5 years ago

That key is to a '90s or older Toyota - Good luck on the hunt to a free car!

13points

Purr·maid 5 years ago

Crows are much more intelligent than we give them credit for.

11points

BusLady 5 years ago

I wondered what happened to my car key!

10points

Ruth Braham 5 years ago

The beginning of the bus times?

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

cool. crows are really smart. Did you know that crows can use tools and they can solve some puzzles

9points

Brianna Jones 5 years ago

Someone is out there looking for their key

8points

Jaekry 5 years ago

I have literally no clue what the caption is saying. "Feeding bar nuts"? "These Crows"? ... OW WAIT! It's literal (I expected lingo or slang or so)...--> Feeding peanuts/nuts to the local crows/birds. Then being gifted back these items by the crows/birds. Wow.

7points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

There are two crows that regularly visit my balcony and often ruin the potted plants. They also sometimes leave some bones behind, clean as can be. Maybe I should start feeding them some goodies.

6points

DogMatic 5 years ago

Best had - evidently it pays to be on their good side!

0points

It turns out, humans have always been drawn to collecting things. In the 19th century, aristocratic collectors would amass books, zoological and biological specimens, art and decorations that were all considered a status symbol.

The Victorian era gave birth to the cabinet of curiosities, which referred to space specially designed to arrange, display, and store one’s collectibles. Many of these cabinets have become the first museums that exhibited curated collections.

But the urge to collect things starts as early as our childhood. Most of us had our own little collections of keychains, stamps, or Legos. However, only a few people devote their time and effort to their collected items as they reach adulthood.

#4

My Doctor Has A Kept All The Pictures Kids Have Drawn Of Him

Final score:

518points

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Brett 5 years ago

That’s kinda sweet :)

88points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

not kinda, really sweet

20points

Purr·maid 5 years ago (edited)

I would love to see him have each one laminated and hung up side by side so they could all be seen. Perhaps they could be the waiting room's new 'wallpaper'.😎👍

16points

BusLady 5 years ago

He should put them in a book.

10points

ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

My wife has kept all the drawings our daughter did.... she is in her first year of art school

10points

deanna woods 5 years ago

Your wife keeping her art was major encouragement for her. I hope she does great in art school.

2points

ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

that's cute

9points

Dana Grunwald 5 years ago

I think he is a very kind man.

8points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Aww.. That's so sweet

8points

Erek Elliott 5 years ago

hey kids this is a doctor, he cares about people, be this doctor

6points

glowworm2 5 years ago

Some of those drawings are really good too.

3points

Enalpria 5 years ago

My 3rd grade teacher did this too

3points

Amarédesse Gemtree, SLYTHERIN 5 years ago

cool!

0points

#5

My Grandfather's Pencil Sharpener Collection I Inherited

Final score:

494points

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Alex Fierro 5 years ago

OH I have pretty much that exact globe pencil sharpener at home!!!! It's my pride and joy :D

78points

BusLady 5 years ago

As well it should be. It's adorable.

15points

A Random Panda 5 years ago

Oooh, me too, I think!

4points

ASHRFOX 3 years ago

I have it too

1point

semelina pitrone 4 years ago

Okay cool, but... hello fellow Rick Riordan fan.

1point

Brett 5 years ago

That’s cool!

6points

Phoenix 5 years ago

You wouldn’t even know their pencil sharpeners for most of them

3points

natie marie 5 years ago

I used to have the upright phone and the gramophone and I still have the grandfather clock =)

3points

KombatBunni 5 years ago

I love old pencil sharpeners like this, especially the unusual ones. I should start my own collection

3points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

Now THAT is something I, having a regular dislike of average knick knacks, would LOVE to inherit. They provoke conversation and memory sharing. I miss all of those little metal miniatures. We used to see them everywhere.

2points

BusLady 5 years ago

How cute. I have a few of those myself.

2points

Lauren Caswell 5 years ago

Oh that is incredible! I love miniatures and these are amazing sharpeners!

2points

Katherine Cor 5 years ago

I have the exact same car sharpener

1point

Jasmina Pavlovic 5 years ago

I own a similar windmill and the butter(?)press on the right. 😉

1point

#6

Perfectly Round Rocks I Found On The Beach. Bonus: Egg, Dorito, And Watermelon Rock

Final score:

493points

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Raine Soo 5 years ago

Those round rocks are so satisfying for the eyes.

152points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

They are even more satisfying to the touch, especially when they are still warm from the sun and evening has come.

14points

smol doggo 5 years ago

even more so after dipped in water

7points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

agreed

4points

Yellow 5 years ago

I got u to 100 upvotes, ur welcome

3points

Lauren Caswell 5 years ago

I love water-smoothed things

13points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Wow so smooth and the egg one is adorable!!:3

8points

Jo Choto 5 years ago

More goals!

1point

Lynn Biasini McElfresh 5 years ago

After I met my (now) husband, a friend and I were walking on the beach at Lake Michigan. In a few hours, I picked up at least six beach stones shaped like hearts. I still have them... and my husband. xoxoxo

1point

Jayda Estrella 5 years ago

That egg is special

1point

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago (edited)

Collected in Greece?

1point

Erek Elliott 5 years ago

this is like a perfect circle in minecraft

1point

Phoenix 5 years ago

I want thoossseeeee they look so nice

1point

Laura Jones 5 years ago

collectin rocks seems popular but what people do with them is very clever and diverse

0points

For many, it offers the thrill of the hunt, which draws them in. Most collectors develop an emotional attachment to their objects where each one carries a story. Ask a record collector about their display, and they will happily tell you a two-hour-long story about the first vinyl they got their hands onto.

Nostalgia may also be the driving force of collecting, and it’s usually visible in the historical collections that require a great deal of knowledge and context.

#7

This Is My Periodic Table Of Elements With Actual Elements

Final score:

493points

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rgr8 5 years ago

I feel like there is a lot that could potentially go wrong.

192points

Vic 5 years ago

It's not the periodic table, it's a periodic cupboard, so it's safe... And I will let myself out now..

63points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

A lot of the jars contain another vial placed on what looks like sime kind of shock absorbant material. The person who put this periodic table probably knows what he or she is doing.

26points

Xavier Wescott 5 years ago

@rgr8 I couldn't find the link but Randall Munroe of webcomic xkcd wrote a "What if?" article on what would happen if you collected all the elements into blocks all in one place. Also check out his book for similar questions

17points

Hermione 5 years ago

All good as long as the lids stay on

13points

Collin Edward 5 years ago

Don't worry, about half of the lanthanides are missing (lanthanides = atomic boom metals)

12points

andate him 5 years ago

Xkcd about this https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://englishatlc.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/randall-munroe-periodic-wall-of-elements.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwi8tOnKu6HtAhUEq1kKHUi0CA8QFjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw2XoVbP9ktU7gVEsq9oBrz2

1point

CATMONSTER2018 5 years ago

hhmmm.Im 99% sure that when i read a chem book it said thatt you shouldnt contain pottasium in an enclosed space. it might blow up.

1point

Quazmodic 5 years ago

So could being born.

0points

23AClark 5 years ago

😁😁😁

0points

Randall Kidd 5 years ago

Ummm, how did you get flourine in there?

0points

Grumble O'Pug 5 years ago

Not if you understand science

-1point

Alex C 5 years ago

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kjorn 5 years ago

you got plutonium? i need it for my car!

11points

FunFactBot 5 years ago

All he’s got is only worth one trip, though!

1point

Andrew Gibb 5 years ago

Au and Ag would be the ones burglar educated in chemistry would go for.

4points

Bill 5 years ago

The rare earths are worth more

6points

pei meow 5 years ago

That is the coolest!

3points

Brett 5 years ago

I want that!

3points

Hermione Granger 5 years ago

Yeah but you also kinda don’t. If those broke you would either explode, die silently, or who knows how.

9points

Fixin'Ta 5 years ago

This is a really beautiful way to display them! When my son was in 6th grade he wanted to be a chemist so started collecting elements. We bought a lot of them for him for gifts. We did have a few rules, and he couldn't have any that would be truly dangerous, but he got quite the collection before he discovered Tolkien and decided to become a linguist, instead. Which is what he now is (working on his Master's degree and applying to PhD programs). So now, he collects languages and grammars and also creates his own languages. That's a lot safer than collecting elements.

2points

Brianna Jones 5 years ago

I am glad that the collection is not complete- I would rather not risk that

2points

FunFactBot 5 years ago

Fun fact, uranium is extremely radioactive and I’m curious as to how you aren’t slowly getting cancer from this collection! Is there certain protective wear you need to access it? How many ticks does it make on the Geiger counter? I need the facts! (Beep boop, I am pretending to be a bot! For more info, read my bio!)

1point

Stanley Yen 5 years ago (edited)

Where do you get your facts?

2points

Yellow 5 years ago

This can’t be safe

1point

Jude Bennett 5 years ago

Nerd Alert !!!!!

1point

#8

This Man's Collection Of Lost Apples Varieties

Final score:

468points

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Bill 5 years ago

My stepfather rescued the Shipley Apple by finding a long lost grove on the backside of his wood lot. They were world famous and a deep purple skin.

21points

Harleen 5 years ago

He deserves WAY more credit than he probably gets <3 That's a fantastic hobby - casually saving a species and helping the planet, one seed at a time

5points

Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago

There is no such thing as ugly produce, if it's edible. We need to maintain variety in our crops. The Irish Potato Famine happened because they were relying on just one strain of potato.

5points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

There are several kinds of absolutely delicious apples and also of plums that I used to eat when I was a child that are impossible to find now. Commersialization has a big cost.

4points

Layla Corman 5 years ago

Yes, and GMOs. It's horrible.

1point

Connie Hirsch 5 years ago

If anybody near you holds a heritage apple tasting party, do go to it -- the variety in taste and texture is amazing!

4points

Martin Kaine 5 years ago

The real question is: Do You Have Any Moonshine Stories?

4points

Joe Berger 5 years ago

I wanna start collecting these too

1point

Zoe's Mom 5 years ago

Off topic: beautiful handwriting.

3points

Kitten claws 5 years ago

Anyone notice the sign saying ''Do you have any moonshine stories?''

3points

Bill 5 years ago

America lost its apple orchards during prohibition. Authorities burned the orchards to prevent making hard cider and apple jack(moonshine) It was 1998 before hard cider hit the shelves again in the US

0points

E Menendez 5 years ago

I want to know more about the moonshine stories...

2points

Oskar vanZandt 5 years ago

I've been really disappointed in the apples available in the UK this year- the entire crop looks smaller. I like a semi-sweet apple with crisp texture... been finding quite a few 'mealy' ones mixed in with the 'good' :(

2points

Donna Leske 5 years ago

Over here in the Pacific Northwest (USA) too Oskar. The crying shame is we grow them for the entire United States. Not all are poor quality, I did find some amazing Fujis, but it's hit and miss.

0points

#9

Over The Past 15 Years My Dad Collected 1,785 Bowling Balls And Built A Giant Bowling Ball Pyramid

Final score:

432points

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Brett 5 years ago

He must have a lot of balls to do that

208points

Aragorn II Elessar 5 years ago

The man is nuts

14points

EA 5 years ago

Yeah, 1785 of them!

14points

Pink 5 years ago

;w; My teacher keeps staring at me... My face is red and im trying not to burst out laughing.

11points

FunFactBot 5 years ago

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Amarédesse Gemtree, SLYTHERIN 5 years ago

r/technicallythetruth

2points

Seabeast 5 years ago

Slap slap slap slap SLAAAAAPP!!

1point

23AClark 5 years ago

😁

0points

Steve LeMessurier 5 years ago

1785 from the article

0points

Tamora Spiller 5 years ago

One question, how does one "collect" bowling balls?

16points

Kyle D 5 years ago

I see he's had a lot of spare time.

11points

The Cute Cat 5 years ago

Pyramid bowling scheme..

7points

Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago

This strikes me as very clever. Now if I can just keep my mind out of the gutter--

4points

Zoe Murphy 5 years ago

*tractor comes out of nowhere* STRIKEEEE!!!!!

4points

Csaba Hegedűs 5 years ago

Making a calculation, it is indeed 1785 balls.

3points

Aragorn II Elessar 5 years ago

(17x17)+(16x16)+(15x15)+(14x14)+(13x13)+(12x12)+(11x11)+(10x10)+(9x9)+(8x8)+(7x7)+(6x6)+(5x5)+(4x4)+(3x3)+(2x2)+(1x1)=1785, can confirm

5points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Should be careful one bad move the balls are rolling off and you don't want a hard ass ball hitting you on your actual balls!!!

3points

Chuck 5 years ago

That just bowled me over

2points

Raine Soo 5 years ago

Oh, my God! That is amazing! And, I thought that my teacup and saucer collection was impressive.

2points

#10

Collection Of Reference Seeds Found In My Grandad’s Attic

Final score:

430points

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Samantha Lomb 5 years ago

Something satisfying about all the little neatly ordered vials

82points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

yeah. At least if a plant goes extinct, it's seed is probably here

9points

Bored Little Panda 5 years ago (edited)

All the labels are facing forward... this is nice

8points

Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago

Your personal version of the Svalbard Seed Vault.

6points

tuzdayschild 5 years ago

Svalbard has potentially saved the world.

2points

Phoenix 5 years ago

That’s just satisfying to look at

5points

Mike Crow 5 years ago

Labeled Dominion of Canada, I think that is a very old collection.

5points

FunFactBot 5 years ago

Fun fact, the Svalbard global seed vault does exactly this, and collects seeds to make sure plants will never go extinct completely. (Beep boop, I am pretending to be a bot! For more info, read my bio!)

2points

Wendy McMaster 5 years ago

Thank you FunFactBot

0points

Nikki Sevven 5 years ago

I would love to have a collection of reference seeds for New England.

2points

Derek Neufeld 5 years ago

My Grandfather was a see farmer. This is fantastic

1point

Dave Chapman 5 years ago

These are extremely important! There's a seed vault in Norway called the Svalbard Global Seed Vault that houses the largest collection of crop diversity - https://www.croptrust.org/our-work/svalbard-global-seed-vault/

1point

Otto Nilo 5 years ago

Those seeds are treasure for our future

1point

#11

My Grandma With Her Birdhouse Collection

Final score:

429points

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Brett 5 years ago

Step 2: make a house of bird houses

95points

ツ_Itz_Your_Girl_ツ 5 years ago

WOW! You make me laugh every time you comment! At least the time you have commented...

4points

AJ 5 years ago

Step 3: cover yourself in oil

0points

Crazycube 5 years ago

Step 3: make a house of houses

0points

ML 5 years ago

So an apartment building for birds?

11points

Tim Mannens 5 years ago

I wonder if birds actually live in those.

11points

Purr·maid 5 years ago (edited)

I love to see people so committed to nature.

7points

Blade the gallade 5 years ago

Nature is a beautiful thing that must be protected at all costs

6points

Skyler Harris 5 years ago

Imagine how loud it is in the morning

4points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

Curious how many of those homes are occupied.

3points

Jamma 5 years ago

My birdhouses bring all the birds to the yard...

3points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Yayy a birb neighborhood!!!

3points

Erek Elliott 5 years ago

bro i bet she can make a neighboorhood, the person who created this, if you read this, i want you t ask her to make a neighboorhood out of the birdhouses

2points

Blade the gallade 5 years ago

Well at least the birds are no longer homeless.

2points

#12

The Product Of 15 Years Collecting Shedded Antlers From The Woods

Final score:

425points

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BusLady 5 years ago

Well, I'm glad to know they were just found. No animals died for that collection.

182points

Iapetos 5 years ago

It's a vegan antler collection...

19points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

Ben Smith is correct on this one. When there are too few predators in an area, deer and elk need to be culled. Otherwise they will become so many that a lot of them will slowly starve to death during the winter season. And these are animals that are primarily hunted for their meat.

12points

C.C. de Vere 5 years ago

Yes, deer shed their antlers naturally every year. Most people don't know that.

5points

Martha Higgins 5 years ago

Well they did eventually all die, just not for their antlers at this time.

2points

michelle neugebauer 5 years ago

me too!

1point

Quazmodic 5 years ago

Sorry to break the bad news, but they all died.

-2points

Josh Coker 5 years ago

oh yes they did die....hopefully just naturally

-2points

Ben Smith 5 years ago

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Alethia Nyx 5 years ago

That's not just a collection, it's a work of art.

17points

CatWoman312 5 years ago (edited)

So much better than just going out and killing one just so you can pose with its carcass

6points

Whovian 5 years ago

And this, my friend, is art

6points

kjorn 5 years ago

nice... still better that hunting for trophy... this one look pretty damn cool

6points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Wow. Impressive

5points

Patricia Rix 5 years ago

I have spent years & years of my life in the bush, hiking, camping, mushroom hunting, exploring, and in all those years I only ever found one shed antler. I treasure it!

3points

Storm Anne 5 years ago

hey you made them into a shape of a deer! :)

3points

CLEMSONFAN 5 years ago

Yeah, no animal cruelty necessary.

3points

Kisses4Katie 5 years ago

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#13

Since The Late 80s, My Office Has Been Collecting Used Staples That Were Removed From Documents That Needed To Be Microfilmed/Scanned. Here Is That Collection

Final score:

422points

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rgr8 5 years ago

Geez, that is a lot of staples.

94points

Alex C 5 years ago

Agreed.Your kidding right.Jeez,what you gonna do with them 😜

1point

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Damn guiness world record here they come!!

6points

Brett 5 years ago

No need to brag

5points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

WOAH. Is that whole thing filled!!! No way!!!

4points

IlovemydogShilo 5 years ago

Why?

3points

$copper-fractions avatar$

Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago

Nice. Now count out how many you have.

3points

BusLady 5 years ago

Some cat might mistake that for a giant litter box.

3points

tuzdayschild 5 years ago

Not if it has a sense of smell.

3points

Yellow 5 years ago

Don’t and I repeat DONT stick ur hand in it

2points

Andrea Peng 5 years ago

OH NO!!! What is someone knocks over the bin?!?!?!

2points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 5 years ago

I bet that person would have to pick them all up again. Poor person...

0points

Layla Corman 5 years ago

What's next?

2points

#14

Our Tire Sticker Ball Turned 6 Today

Final score:

419points

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Brett 5 years ago

Awww

66points

Caffeinated Hedgehog 5 years ago

If it turns 18, does it get the right to vote?

16points

Sabse 5 years ago

Yes, but he cannot leave anymore because the door is too tiny

3points

Gwen 5 years ago

Happy Birthday 🎂

10points

Soap 5 years ago

Happy Birdday!

4points

Molly Block 5 years ago

I didn't know tires had stickers. This sounds like a fun mechanics shop to work for!

2points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

That's impressive

2points

Jayda Estrella 5 years ago

Happy bday!

1point

Joyce Deering 5 years ago

Utterly unique!

0points

Vicki Perizzolo 5 years ago

wow!

0points

Grace Smith 5 years ago

Y I K E S

0points

#15

Some Of My Favorite Arrowheads. Amazing Little Pieces Of History Collected On Our Private Property In Southern Arizona

Final score:

412points

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BusLady 5 years ago

Such a variety. I can't help but think of the people who carved these so long ago.

75points

Abhainn 5 years ago

It's called Knapping. it's too hard to carve. Knapping is the (very fine) technique of smacking a heavy, round rock into the chunk of flint or obsidian (etc.) what's supposed to happen is a "Flake" comes off. Then using finer tuned tools, the craftsman chips off smaller and smaller bits till the Flake is the proper shape. I too wonder about the people who created these and used them as a part of their everyday life.

5points

Owen Salmon2028 5 years ago

i love collecting rocks and gems and arrow heads and bottle caps am i odd im only 10

6points

Ashley Scullion 5 years ago

You are not odd at all! You should ask your parents for a metal detector. I think you'd have a lot of fun with all the cool stuff you'll find.

0points

Kizzie 5 years ago

I found an obsidian one in a dry creekbed in New Mexico

6points

Blade the gallade 5 years ago

I think I found a quartz one

1point

Strangepotato 5 years ago

My grandmother grew up on a farm and there were many arrowheads in the field behind her. So we just have a box filled with a bunch of arrowheads.

4points

Mimi777 5 years ago

I’ve always loved arrow heads ever since I was a kid. I grew up in Kentucky and my dad has found a handful of them fishing

2points

JessG 5 years ago

Small but cool collection. My Dad has thousands and thousands of them. Goes out digging whenever he can.

2points

Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 5 years ago

My step dad died in 2000. He had a bunch he got from the Tennessee river in the '60's as a kid. It is illegal to do that now. No idea what happened to them.

2points

Chris Arlott 5 years ago

Just think of all that history that used to be able to roam free on your now private property :(

1point

Andy Acceber 5 years ago

Ironic to state "our private property" here. Unless you're Native, I think descendants of the people who crafted those arrowheads may have something to say about that.

1point

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

Holding one would provoke such curiosity and wonder about history.

1point

#16

2 Years Of Collecting Sea Glass

Final score:

401points

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BusLady 5 years ago

Wow, that's beautiful.

60points

Doria 5 years ago

I live in a landlocked country. I was about 8 the first time I saw sea glass and thought it was what fairies used as money

14points

Boudica 5 years ago

Aah, I'm going to think of that every time I see it now - how cute! x

5points

Monika Rhodes 5 years ago

Do you have any pink, red or blue? I'll swap you for more green, white and brown pieces. I have lots ;)

8points

Raine Soo 5 years ago

What a feast for the eyes. That's very pretty.

7points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

That's so pretty and cool

3points

Jelly the Bean 5 years ago

Oh yes, I love collecting sea glass! My family and I have two or three large vases full of them. I found a turquoise piece once :)

3points

Luther von Wolfen 5 years ago

The bottle is a beautiful way to display it.

2points

Zach Lighthammer 5 years ago

Impressive! 252 years of collecting!

1point

Mary Haynes 4 years ago

65 yrs lake living and 30+ going to the ocean-I have never found any

0points

Catto De Smol 5 years ago

how ironic that you put them in a glass container

0points

#17

I'm 14 And Here Is A Picture Of Me And My Chess Medals

Final score:

398points

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Troux 5 years ago

This is more of a flex than an unusual collection, but congrats, that's impressive!

133points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

yeah, really impressive. He looks so happy

20points

Jamma 5 years ago

Right - this takes more skill than "I bought another X."

12points

bv7hearts 5 years ago

Not if he stole them. :D

2points

AnimalMetalHeadUK 5 years ago

I would say a 14yr old having that many medals for chess is extremely unusual.

0points

BusLady 5 years ago

He looks so proud, and he deserves to be.

12points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Yur damn smart !!!

6points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

I love chess! I'm really good. Hope I can achieve as meany as you

3points

Máté Jancsek 5 years ago

This is not collected. This is earned... quite the difference...

2points

Erek Elliott 5 years ago

bruh he can prob beat me in like 5 sec in chess

2points

Catto De Smol 5 years ago

Congrats

1point

Kinga Złotkowska 5 years ago

Don't chmess with tis guy here!

1point

Kim 5 years ago

That is an amazing collection. Well done, you!

1point

Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago

Ever hear of Mensa?

1point

#18

My Four-Leaf-Clover Collection (Plus A Couple Five-Leafers In The Middle)

Final score:

386points

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RavenClaw 5 years ago

Your must be very lucky!!

81points

Pink 5 years ago

Yes, or they could have just gone to a soccer field... I've found hundreds there.

9points

ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

Lucky!

10points

Jaime 5 years ago

I used to live in this house where in the backyard there was this little patch of clovers (like the size of a plate) that produced like 30 four leaf clovers every month. Plus several five, six, and seven leafed ones.

6points

Rob Seymour 5 years ago

I had a friend that would always seem to find these... it was near a nuclear plant.

5points

Blade the gallade 5 years ago

Ummm, maybe they shouldn’t be touching those.

1point

BusLady 5 years ago

I've never actually seen a 4 leaf clover irl.

5points

Brett 5 years ago

Impressive

4points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

You must be lucky. Maybe that's how you found all. You got lucky

3points

tuzdayschild 5 years ago

I have never found even one of those.

2points

Anna roberts 5 years ago

My best friend, growing up, we used to blindfold her lead her into a field and take off the blindfold. She would bend down and pick one up. This of course after the rest of us looked in the very same spot for hours.

0points

lara 5 years ago

When my dad was going to medical school we, and most of the other med students, lived in a housing project in Kansas City. We all had front yards and back yards. And in the summer my mom would take us out to the front yard, which was covered with clover and we would look for four leaf clovers. It was fun. I still remember it.

2points

rgr8 5 years ago

One time me and my friend found like 40 four and five leaf clovers in one sitting. It was incredible. Unfortunately she kept them.

2points

ren moulton 5 years ago

"40 four-leaf clovers @ 1X"?....mmm. did you grow up on 3-mile Island? that sounds ridiculous (but awesome, too).

0points

#19

My Girlfriend Cleaning Her Monopoly Collection

She has about 600. There are some duplicates and most are sealed. The oldest one is from the 1940’s I think. My favorite is the Harley Davidson one which weighs about 20 pounds

eoin27 Report

Final score:

384points

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あんぱんまん 5 years ago

i swear i thought that was a libraryyyy!!!

16points

I'm a makeup addict 5 years ago

me too.

1point

David Retsler 5 years ago

So, she has a monopoly on Monopoly?

11points

RavenClaw 5 years ago (edited)

Does she play with them or its just a viewing collection i would love to play the 1940's edition!!

8points

Aahzmandus Pervect 5 years ago

If most of them are sealed, then my guess is she's not playing with them.

11points

Brett 5 years ago

That’s awsome

4points

CatWoman312 5 years ago

I like her monopoly apron

2points

Zophra 5 years ago

600 ways to get mad you landed on Boardwalk with a hotel... again.

2points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

She's got a monopoly on those games!!

2points

Phoenix 5 years ago

No idea Monopoly had so many versions

2points

Hannah Marshall 5 years ago

I hate Monopoly! Worst game ever invented - I have Dyscalculia and I am ALWAYS the Banker. Uhhh, bore off, I can't do maths!

1point

Grayshine 5 years ago

Which game do you wanna play .... Uh monopoly....WHICH ONE >:(!!!!!

1point

#20

My Shark Tooth Collection

I found them all on the beach

000Demon000 Report

Final score:

379points

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Brett 5 years ago

We get it aqua man you’re cool

102points

Lil~Griffin 5 years ago

dont say that, he might get blue

5points

Olly 5 years ago

haha!

1point

GalacticUnicorn 5 years ago

That's such a mean thing to say. Somebody has a collection they're proud of, so why tear them down about it?

0points

ツ_Itz_Your_Girl_ツ 5 years ago

lol

0points

David Retsler 5 years ago

Are you a shark dentist?

6points

Daria B 5 years ago

Maybe a tooth fairy of baby sharks ♡

3points

Raine Soo 5 years ago

You can make jewellery out of all that.

6points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

All of those on the beach. All those times I went to beaches...

4points

Luther von Wolfen 5 years ago

I have jars full of teeth that I found. Mostly deer. Also cow, horse, bear, dog, cat, many small mammals I can't identify. I have one human tooth that I found in a parking lot.

3points

ren moulton 5 years ago

your last name is "von Wolfen", and you collect animal (including human) teeth. what are the odds? (I am also saying that with a heavy dose of awe, as both your name and pass time are righteous).

0points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Wow sharks are trying to evolve to get on land!

3points

Kizzie 5 years ago

Amazing! I found one once... as long as my thumb.

2points

Kris “ADHD_Carrier” Dudoich 5 years ago

Toothy shark doo doo doo doo doo doo...

1point

NWB 5 years ago

god that is cool! I have still never found a tooth!!!!

1point

ThatOnePerson 5 years ago

Have any megalodon teeth? You can go snorkeling for them of Florida panhandle I believe

1point

ThatOnePerson 5 years ago

I just bought mine though

2points

#21

My Sand And Dirt Collection From Every Place I Visited

Final score:

375points

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Elie 5 years ago

Just as a warning, don't take sand from Hawaii or you'll get cursed by the goddess Pele. Oh and it's also illegal here.

24points

Treessimontrees 5 years ago

Take only photos leave only footprints

14points

Boudica 5 years ago

Aww, I like that - thank you :-)

2points

Raine Soo 5 years ago (edited)

I like the fact that your collection and your shelf reminds me of an apothecary shop: neat and quaint.

7points

Zoe Murphy 5 years ago

Wow how many sandples

4points

Les Izmore 5 years ago

Hopefully no Hawaii sample. You don't want to be cursed

4points

Molly Block 5 years ago

Cool! I don't see any red clay dirt in there. You must not have made it down here to the deep south of Alabama, or Georgia.... hahahah. We have the reddest dirt you've ever seen!

4points

varwenea 5 years ago

I was on a business trip once, and someone in my team asked to stop by the water. He ran out to grab a handful of sand for his collection.

4points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

It looks like the bottles are very small, which is good. And although it is a lovely looking collection, It is better to leave nature be. https://www.insider.com/beaches-threatened-by-humans-tourism-2018-6

3points

Purr·maid 5 years ago

Damn honey, you've been places.

3points

Aragorn II Elessar 5 years ago

I’ve got a jar of dirt! I’ve got a jar of dirt!

2points

#22

The Airbnb That I’m Staying In Has A Collection Of Rubber Ducks In The Bathroom Wall

Final score:

375points

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RavenClaw 5 years ago

Wow.. As a kid i only had one rubber ducky named cheddar .. was my favorite .. but this stupid girl i thought was my friend stole it from me .. I loved the duck so much that theirs a picture of him on my bedroom wall.. kinda cheesy huh.. no pun intended

111points

Aragorn II Elessar 5 years ago

If you can make a pun, always do it, and duck what other people think

20points

2763MilesAway 5 years ago

i'm sorry about your "friend"

9points

deanna woods 5 years ago

Some "friend" she was.

4points

Martha Higgins 5 years ago

There is = there's Theirs means something belongs to some people.

1point

Bill 5 years ago

I bet bathtime is so much fun .

7points

JessG 5 years ago

HaHa!! Perfect comment! You win my upvote!

3points

JessG 5 years ago

“It’s bath time sir, please choose your ducky”

6points

rgr8 5 years ago

My local Ice Cream shop has a rubber ruck collection! I always enjoyed looking at them and finding my favorites when I was younger!

5points

로희 5 years ago

Adorable collection!

5points

Average Grizzlies Fan 5 years ago

My great grandpa collected rubber ducks. I remember one of the last gifts to us (me and my siblings) was a rubber duck that had like a Robin Hood hat on.

3points

deanna woods 5 years ago

That's so cool. Sorry about your great grandpa.

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

I need to visit this place

3points

Caffeinated Hedgehog 5 years ago

That is better than being surprised to find that the Airbnb that you're staying at has a collection of rubber d***s in the bathroom wall

3points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

LOL

0points

Brett 5 years ago

Quack quack

3points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

I think I saw a George Washington duck

2points

#23

I Helped My Dad Alphabetize His Vinyl Collection

Final score:

366points

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Piet Puk 5 years ago

Do The Monkees go under T or M?

50points

Aragorn II Elessar 5 years ago

Monkees, The

20points

Sammy R. 5 years ago

Definitely "M," as in MY GOD WHAT A COLLECTION!!!

6points

Daria B 5 years ago (edited)

I saw the "the" is placed at the end after a coma, for alphabet sorting purposes so, for example, it looks like this --> original: The Clash - alphabetically sorted: Clash, The. Also, solo artists tend to be sorted by last name in a similar fashion, even when they're stage names. However, Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros will generate a lot of questions.....

4points

lara 5 years ago

M

2points

Melissa42 1 month ago

M, the and A don't count. Same with books.

0points

Julian Thomas 1 year ago

M ...

0points

Bruce Scheiman 4 years ago

I'm pretty sure Piet Puk, is being sarcastic!! Lol

0points

Lynn Morello 5 years ago

M. Anything that has a title starting with The' It goes to the next word.

0points

Martha Higgins 5 years ago

M

0points

Erek Elliott 5 years ago

good point

0points

Ruth Beaty 5 years ago

T, of course, lol. They are "The" Monkees, they even says so in one of their songs. Yeah, I'm that old.

-1point

Mandy Delaforce (PC Girl) 5 years ago

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David Retsler 5 years ago

Where did you put Prince when he used that symbol thing for his name?

6points

Brett 5 years ago

🤘Rocking man it’s going to be a long long vinyl collection

6points

Zoe's Mom 5 years ago

As a teenage, I played vinyl records so this is so beautiful to me. It breaks my heart when I see records recycled for bowls and such but I understand not all records are classics.

2points

kjorn 5 years ago

must have some cool stuff in there

2points

Melissa42 1 month ago

This is amazingly cool.

0points

Noel Benavente 4 years ago

oohhh... myy... gaaaaaawwddd....!!! :-O

0points

Jenny King 5 years ago

I'll take that wooden kneading bowl to the left, for my collection!

0points

Juliette Dauterive 5 years ago

I had one like that. Until my house burned to the ground.

0points

backatya 5 years ago

Wow that's a lot of money spent and hours of listening

0points

#24

My 100% Complete Collection Of Every LEGO Shield Ever Made

Final score:

359points

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Efraim Ondrej Kubik 5 years ago

He is missing the shields from Knights Kingdom (regular and McDonald's also) but anyway, amazing!

54points

CATMONSTER2018 5 years ago

does the trashcan lid count as a shield?

3points

ツ_Itz_Your_Girl_ツ 5 years ago

how do you know that?? lol

2points

Melanie Gallegos 5 years ago

Legos have shields?

1point

Dorothy Cloud 4 years ago

Burst his bubble, why don't you!

0points

Saara . 5 years ago

Nice flex!

0points

Ffaelan Condragh 5 years ago

I love that you knew that.

0points

Brett 5 years ago

That is really cool

5points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

They do have alot

3points

Barbod Khanlarkani 5 years ago

the (dont)stop from welcome to apocalypseburg is so impressive (one of the biggest lego sets )

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

cool

1point

Torchicachu 5 years ago

its fun to see some that i have on here

0points

Leo Petipas 5 years ago

over a load supported beam...right?

0points

Johanne Trudeau 5 years ago

WOW!!!

0points

June Dominguez 5 years ago

This is awesome!

0points

sondra oppedisano 5 years ago

Cool

0points

#25

My History Teacher's Presidential PEZ Collection

Final score:

355points

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BusLady 5 years ago

2 are missing. :-)

48points

MoonCrusher 5 years ago

No, we just need to forget about one :)

64points

Grayshine 5 years ago

I love Obama he was amazing and he deserves a spot up there and trump can live in the garbage can in a girls bathroom that never gets changed >:)

22points

Esmeralda Djali 5 years ago

Obama is up there, and Joe isn't president yet and Trump doesnt deserve to be up there, so everyone is there.

14points

QueenoftheSquids 5 years ago

They might just have stopped collecting them cause no more would fit

5points

Kiss Army Premium 5 years ago

I remember when they sold this collection, it was before #44 and #45.

4points

backatya 5 years ago

They didn't have Pez when Washington and Adams were president lol

0points

Bill 5 years ago

Why are the statues Dem Presidents from the 1820s to 1865 still up in DC?

0points

David Retsler 5 years ago

Pez didn't make one for Trump because all that comes out of his mouth is manure and they don't want to make manure flavored candy.

23points

Bacony Cakes 5 years ago

they could just make orange flavoured

0points

Chris 5 years ago

PEZ'idents

9points

Marie 5 years ago

Awww, there is no room for the stupid orange thing...

3points

Bob Standen 5 years ago

No room for Trump, ends with Obama.

2points

Tye Dye Llama 5 years ago

Must be a pain moving them all over an inch, tho.

2points

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

not so much moving the dispensers, but wiping down all the names and dates and re-doing them

2points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

oh, wow

2points

Average Grizzlies Fan 5 years ago (edited)

This collection, bumper sticker person doesn't approve...

1point

B Hobbit 5 years ago

I am so happy to see Obama up there.... and thrilled that HeWhoWillNotBeNamed is not. If this were my collection, I would skip 45 and go from there.

1point

RavenClaw 5 years ago

is donald on it?

1point

Jayne Kyra 5 years ago (edited)

On the original Reddit post from 1 year ago: "lemme just say that there is no trump PEZ in his collection because there is no trump PEZ made, not because he didn't want trump in his collection"

5points

Eric Lafleur 4 years ago

The Schtrump wasn't Prez enough to be a Pez.

0points

Mahlia Harrison 5 years ago

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0points

Imposter 5 years ago

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Bricon O’nella 3 years ago

My teach has a collection of minion figurines. (From Despicable Me) but, the wierd part is… she’s a French teacher, it makes no sense for her to have them, considering the theme of her classroom.

0points

#26

This Collection Of Objects Swallowed By Children

Final score:

353points

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Brett 5 years ago

Jeez was some kid pretending to be a parking meter?

123points

Kizzie 5 years ago

And are those BATTERIES?????

13points

Alex C 5 years ago

apparently,I accediently swallowed a nickel when I was younger.I survived as you can C

3points

A Random Panda 5 years ago

Blue, I think that's that thing you use to draw circles.

3points

Torchicachu 5 years ago

lol this comment is hilarious!

2points

ML 5 years ago

These coins are not probably from one kid

2points

Xandra, The Little Hufflepuff 5 years ago

I used to swallow coins when I was little, IDK why

1point

Alexandria Kelly-Kane 5 years ago

apparently

0points

Aleksandra Elias 5 years ago

Is that a compass for drawing circles there?

15points

Bob Belcher 5 years ago

I thought the same thing! How did a kid swallow that.

4points

Jaekry 5 years ago

A caliper. A complete caliper! How even?

12points

Andrew Gibb 5 years ago

swallowed a quarter to catch a penny...I don't why he swallowed the money. Perhaps he'll die.

10points

JessG 5 years ago

Lmao! Best comment

0points

Katie Lutesinger 5 years ago

How the hell did they even get that compass to go down without choking on it??

9points

Katrina B. 5 years ago

The Mutter Museum in Philly has DRAWERS of stuff taking from people's stomachs

8points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

The kids who ate the cross just wanted to be blessed..!

8points

Blarrg 5 years ago

You know what they call it when it comes out? Holy S**t! Har!

2points

Paul K. Johnson 5 years ago

The compass shows a kid was dedicated!

7points

K. 5 years ago

This is a “partial collection.” I’m going to process this.

6points

Alberto Cevallos 5 years ago

I was thinking about it! "partial"!!!

0points

glowworm2 5 years ago

I'm kind of concerned about the cocaine object!

6points

Alberto Cevallos 5 years ago

yes, me too! 2 "twisters" it says!

3points

#27

Marble Collection From The 1800s. All Made From Polished Semi-Precious Stones

Final score:

346points

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BusLady 5 years ago

A lot of work went into making those. Imagine all the kids who had fun playing with those.

9points

Molly Block 5 years ago

Those are beautiful!

5points

ThatOnePerson 5 years ago

I collect rare rocks and ones with unusual properties

3points

Sarah 5 years ago

Same!

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

wow. You could make a lot of money

3points

F.S 5 years ago

y'all are fully precious in my eyes

3points

Jane Moore 4 years ago

wow

0points

Joyce Deering 5 years ago

Beautiful.

0points

Heidi Sobczak 5 years ago

Remarkable! Love it!

0points

Susan Miller 5 years ago

Beautiful!

0points

June Dominguez 5 years ago

Love this!

0points

#28

Weapons Collection From The Royal Armouries In Leeds, UK

Final score:

338points

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Lauren Caswell 5 years ago

Earthquake!!!! Lol no I'm sure they r secured....I hope

100points

Treessimontrees 5 years ago

UK isn't on or near a fault line

19points

IlovemydogShilo 5 years ago

There are very few if any earthquakes in the UK and the few we did have barely hit 3 on the Richter scale. It wouldn't be enough to do any real damage.

4points

Timi 5 years ago

I had the exact same thoughts

4points

GalacticUnicorn 5 years ago

I thought exactly the same thing! 😬

1point

Navy Blue Bandana 5 years ago

Its raining swords, from out of the sky

0points

Ed Martin 5 years ago

we don't have earthquakes in England

-1point

Raine Soo 5 years ago

Just look at the way everything is arranged!

11points

Troux 5 years ago

I've been here and it's an ASTONISHING collection. There's even full size elephant armor!

9points

Gosia Buczek 5 years ago

I've been there - it's one of the best museum I ever visited!

5points

Edgar Rops 5 years ago

It is even called the Hall of Steel

4points

Oskar vanZandt 5 years ago

Been there... it's quite impressive when you're standing there looking up at all that weaponry!

3points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

If this place was robbed, what would happen. Never mind, I don't want to know

3points

Joanne Haywood 5 years ago

Funny you should ask that. Us locals had a good laugh when the Royal Armoury moved up to Leeds. It has one of THE worst housing estates in the whole of the UK where even police dogs won’t go to unarmed. We asked the same question.

0points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Like i say again for the third time no wrong moves

3points

Aragorn II Elessar 5 years ago

Is it weird that I want the broadswords and only the broadswords?

2points

Whovian 5 years ago

Viking armoury anyone?

2points

#29

This Is My Gameboy Mosaic Made Out Of Gameboy Games. Note: No Games Were Harmed And All Are Removable And Playable

Final score:

337points

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Ana Vaquer Perez 5 years ago

The pac-man trash can............🙃

7points

Selina Ali 5 years ago

I am a HUGE Game Boy fan & this has given me an eye orgasm

5points

earringnut 5 years ago

*eyegasm*

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

cool. Can I buy them

2points

Blade the gallade 5 years ago

I feel you I have a game boy advance and I only have star wars for it

1point

JessG 5 years ago

So cool!!!

1point

Sherri Steinert-Brown 3 years ago

Very cool

0points

Joyce Deering 5 years ago

This reminds me of one of my son's collection of Garbage Pail Kids he has framed on a wall. Anyone else collect them?

0points

Johanne Trudeau 5 years ago

Awesome!!

0points

Ashley Wright 5 years ago

Love it!

0points

June Dominguez 5 years ago

This is awesome!

0points

Patrick O'Harris 5 years ago

I think I just fell in love again after so many years...

0points

#30

My (87-Years-Old) Father's "Ugly" Golf Ball Collection

My old man, who is now pushing 90 and can't get out to play anymore, was always the guy who would hit his shot, then poke around in the woods and ponds looking for golf balls. He saved buckets of good golf balls, but his real pride and joy is his collection of "ugly golf balls". He was overjoyed any time he'd find a rotten old ball that had been hit by a mower and left to decay. The guy got a hole-in-one once, complete with a big plaque. He promptly lost that golf ball. But he invites strangers into his home to show them his ugly golf ball collection. It's the little things!

AmishAirline Report

Final score:

311points

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BusLady 5 years ago

Each of these balls has a story to tell.

52points

Pink 5 years ago

*trying very hard not to make a thats what she said joke*

10points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

These golf balls have... been through hardships. They have seen things...

7points

Tiffany Briley 3 years ago

Thought the golfers took it out on the ball at first.

0points

Joyce Deering 5 years ago

They take a licking and keep on tick...oh nevermind. ;P

0points

M Dream 5 years ago

so much beauty in the uglyness!

0points

Paige Garberding 5 years ago

Masterfull.

0points

Susan Miller 5 years ago

He has SOME balls!

0points

Ashley Wright 5 years ago

What an interesting collection

0points

Esmeralda Djali 5 years ago

One is barfing

0points

sondra oppedisano 5 years ago

NOW THAT'S INTERESTING!!

0points

#31

Local Pharmacy Has A Display Of Antique Medicines

Final score:

306points

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Piet Puk 5 years ago

Which one contains cocaine? Trick question, it's all of them.

126points

Colin L 5 years ago

And arsenic.

27points

Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 5 years ago

And heroin.

16points

Pink 5 years ago

And spit.

9points

C.C. de Vere 5 years ago

Add morphine, alcohol, chloroform, cannabis (before it was banned), mercury, and ESPECIALLY opium to that list. Lead, silver nitrate, and even radioactive materials popped up in medicines occasionally, too.

4points

Lee Henderson 11 months ago

Or opium

0points

BorPand8 5 years ago

Not to mention THC and laudanum or morphine.

0points

Aleksandra Elias 5 years ago

I hope the bottle with a cough syrup containing heroin is empty

3points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

cool

2points

kjorn 5 years ago

you got any laudanum?

2points

Sally Appleton 5 years ago

*sip*

1point

BusLady 5 years ago

This reminds me of the collection in the Colorado Springs Pioneer Museum. Interesting.

1point

Dorothy Cloud 4 years ago

Top row middle looks like the log cabin that I got Log Cabin Syrup in many years ago.

0points

Grace Perez-Grafals 5 years ago

I always find old medicine and bottles fascinating

0points

Darth Kittius 5 years ago

For anyone interested in this kind of stuff, there's a book called "Quackery: A Brief History Of The Worst Ways To Cure Everything" and it might be right up your alley

0points

Susan Miller 5 years ago

My mom had one of these....not exactly a collection. She could never throw anything away!

0points

#32

I Collect Rocks That Look Like Eggs

Final score:

298points

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Your Local Lizard 5 years ago

OvvO One of them could be a fossil egg

39points

Dynein 5 years ago

Sorry to say, but that's extremely unlikely. Firstly, "egg-shaped" is a poor strategy to find fossilized eggs to start with (their thin shell and soft interior makes it likely for them to get squished and become non-eggshaped), secondly the surface is a better indicator of identifying a fossil egg, and thirdly these look very much like granite (or something similar, am no mineralogist) which is basically "first-hand", "fresh" rock formed from slowly cooled magma and doesn't contain fossils except for VERY rare circumstances. If you want fossils you need to look for what might be thought of as "second-hand rock" or "fossilized soil" - sedimentary rock like sandstone, limestone, slate, chalk... These egg-shaped rocks here were very clearly NOT formed from sediments, so you couldn't even make polished fossil-stone eggs from them. Nothing against this collection though, neatly-formed rocks nonetheless.

3points

Josephina Minutolo 5 years ago

and if you put them in fire the dragons will hatch!!!

1point

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

I love this idea, and the porcelain egg "carton" to display them in is also very nice.

1point

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

That is a porcelain egg 'carton'! I love this idea. It is very decorative and it is such a nice feeling to hold smooth stones in your hand.

1point

CLEMSONFAN 5 years ago

I legit thought those were eggs before i saw the caption!!

1point

Dana 5 years ago

That's awesome! I try to find egg-shaped rocks because I want to paint one like a dragon egg.

1point

BusLady 5 years ago

I collect rocks that look like hearts.

1point

Joyce Deering 5 years ago

Very satisfying.

0points

Doris Bennett 5 years ago

They may BE eggs!

0points

Ashley Wright 5 years ago

Those are pretty

0points

#33

Friend's Mom In Australia Has A Collection Of What She Found In Her Home

Final score:

296points

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Brett 5 years ago

The collection of nopes in the land of the nopes

397points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

Somehow I think this is a collection of insects etc. that has not ever been in her house alive. Here is one site that sells bugs, mounted and framed, but please do not buy from them. Let the critters live! https://bugunderglass.com/product-category/real-framed-butterfly-displays/

11points

Monty Is Fiennes 5 years ago

I HAPPILY come from the land of nopes....most of us survive.....it really isn't that bad.....

8points

W Smith 5 years ago

Holy cow! This was my EXACT thought before I saw your comment!!

2points

Lord Mysticlaw 5 years ago

Oh god no. But poor bat and butterflies

35points

Katie Lutesinger 5 years ago

Yeah, I really hope they were already dead from natural causes...

22points

Samantha Lomb 5 years ago

Poor little bat. I hope she isn't murdering the creatures

29points

Evelína Zlá 5 years ago

That´s a lot of nopes but... am I the only one feeling sorry for them?

26points

kate h 5 years ago

Nope.

13points

ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

"She's a Killer Queen..."

23points

Hermione Granger 5 years ago (edited)

Australia... land of the nopes.

17points

Iris 5 years ago

Note to self : Never move to Australia unless you are willing to fight giant spiders and hide from dinoflies.

12points

Rita Gunn 5 years ago

Living in Australia I am concerned about my niece in Connecticut . Insects can be shooed away

1point

Cedric Goossens 5 years ago

Don't go into that house or you won't get out :O

10points

Exotic Panda 5 years ago

.....that got dark.

7points

djinnjeannie 5 years ago

Most of these aren’t found anywhere in Australia let alone in the same locality in Australia. Bought off eBay in the main.

9points

Sue Hazlewood 5 years ago

That's why I live in New Zealand. LOL

9points

#34

My Granddad's Tool Collection In His Shed

Final score:

295points

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Raine Soo 5 years ago

This is the neatest tool collection I have ever seen. I lent one screw driver to my brother, and the next thing I know, all my screw drivers have dispersed.

66points

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

they went looking for their lost siblings . . . Most of mine have gone too

1point

Mandy Delaforce (PC Girl) 5 years ago

Yeah. Once you break that seal, it's over with.

0points

Uriel Grey 5 years ago

Duck tape them in hot pink hard to lose and easy to find! I have a good friend who does this and it does work a treat!

0points

BusLady 5 years ago

A place for everything and everything in it's place.

9points

Adam C 5 years ago

This is so beautiful. Well done old man

8points

BeazleBug 5 years ago

Looks like, as usual, the 10mm socket is missing.

4points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

that's neat. my grandpa would love this

3points

Em Johnson 4 years ago

I wish I could organize my tools even half as well as this. No matter what I try, I end up with a mess!!

0points

Em Johnson 4 years ago

I LOVE tools, I am sooo jealous.

0points

Joyce Deering 5 years ago

Granddad just might have a TAD of O.C.D. Just a tad tho.

0points

Shirley Heyn 5 years ago

Seriously beautiful.

0points

OLIVIA WESTON 5 years ago

let's go

0points

#35

I Collect Food Shaped Erasers

Final score:

287points

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Raine Soo 5 years ago (edited)

This brings back happy memories. As a kid, I used to collect all sorts of fancy erasers. I never used them. I just kept them in a jar. Yours is much nicer, I must say.

10points

Your Local Lizard 5 years ago (edited)

I had to stop when my lil cousins started trying to eat them, but thats so cool !

4points

Hilu 5 years ago

I like this. It brings flashbacks from being a school girl in the 90's. 🍉🍇🍓🍍

3points

kjorn 5 years ago

i can smell them

2points

Wolfowl 5 years ago

Gosh darn it now I'm hungry >:(

2points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

I do the same thing i have a trunk full of them!!! .. never used them tho

2points

kuyomi 5 years ago

I have a whole box of these in my room! I bought every single pack from daiso, I am the queen

1point

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

These used to be difficult to find and more of a novelty item. Much more common these days. I am curious if the older ones are considered "rare" and have any value.

1point

VANILLA 5 years ago

I collect those little buggers to

1point

Dorothy Cloud 4 years ago

I love those!

0points

#36

My Aunt Has A Spoon Collection That Has A Tiny Spoon Collection Right Above It

Final score:

285points

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David Retsler 5 years ago

Never saw a spoon collection with its own collection of spoons.

7points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

How did they make the tiny spoons?

4points

Mimi777 5 years ago

I know at least 4 people who have a mini spoon collection. Wonder why it’s so common. Regardless I always liked seeing them.

2points

kjorn 5 years ago

i try to start a ice cream collection but i can't keep the first one intact

2points

JessG 5 years ago

My grandmother had a spoon collection too. Very cool

1point

Johanne Trudeau 5 years ago

Oh how cute the mini collection is!!!

0points

sondra oppedisano 5 years ago

Love the miniatures

0points

Alexandria Kelly-Kane 5 years ago

the tiny spoon collection is so cute

0points

Jo Choto 5 years ago

Tiny spoons!

0points

Patricia Rix 5 years ago

I love the tiny spoons!

0points

#37

My Dad's Little Metal Detecting Museum

Final score:

283points

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BusLady 5 years ago

That metal detector was a good investment. Also a hobby that he clearly enjoys.

50points

CATMONSTER2018 5 years ago

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Average Grizzlies Fan 5 years ago

Ah yes, "little"

4points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Love the pattern the shadows make

2points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

cool

1point

Janet L 1 year ago

Great cabinet of curiosities

0points

red panda inc. 4 years ago

my brother recently got a metal detector for his B-day

0points

Dorothy Cloud 4 years ago

How fun!

0points

Joyce Deering 5 years ago

I would love to hear some of the stories behind these. Very nice collection.

0points

Heidi Sobczak 5 years ago

It's all good!

0points

CousinFish Premium 5 years ago

The shadows are amazing!

0points

#38

My Entire Bow Tie Collection, Minus The One I'm Wearing Now

Final score:

282points

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Flisey 5 years ago

Bow Ties are cool.

100points

E. Loop 5 years ago

And Fezzes. Fezzes are cool.

21points

BusLady 5 years ago

Says Who.

15points

Wolfowl 5 years ago

I never really thought I would say this but holy bees I want to upvote you to heaven

8points

Whovian 5 years ago

And here I find another of my legion 🖤

7points

JuJu 5 years ago

Bow ties are cool.

7points

Raine Soo 5 years ago

I admire your organizing skills.

5points

Blue 5 years ago

My uncle is a high school drama teacher. He has a turtle collection (both alive and decoration) as well as a s**t ton of glasses. Like all different designs. In case you're wondering, he has 29 live turtles, all of which are named and well-taken care of. They were not taken out of their natural habitats, they were either purchased from the pet store, taken from the middle of the road, or taken in when they were injured.

4points

tuzdayschild 5 years ago

Come Ponds

3points

Pink 5 years ago

A RARE GLIMPSE OF BILL NYES' CLOSET!!!

3points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

That's cool. Love the colours and patterns and designs

3points

Jelly the Bean 5 years ago

So colorful!

3points

5 years ago

oooooooh he must be pretty snazzy lookin

2points

Natalia 5 years ago

Pretty well organized.

2points

#39

My Mom Collects Sand From Beaches All Over The World

Final score:

278points

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Molly Block 5 years ago

We really do have white sandy beaches here in Florida.

40points

_ 5 years ago

And it is illegal to take it home with you, but it is not well known. (Destin is my hometown)

4points

OLIVIA WESTON 5 years ago

I know the beaches are so beautiful. It's not fair you get to see them so much. I haven't been in 2 years.

1point

Signe Manat Hansen 5 years ago

Damn parrot fish

0points

Ashley Farrell 5 years ago (edited)

Assuming they are writing them as they go, you'd have to count from the bottom up my friend. Still pretty sand though!

0points

Raine Soo 5 years ago

These look great in this vase.

6points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

cool. really impressive. Love the way it looks

5points

Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 5 years ago

I've been to Destin. Alabama and Florida sand looks like sugar.

4points

BusLady 5 years ago

Nicely done.

4points

CATMONSTER2018 5 years ago

I wonder how mad they would be if someone shook it...

6points

Harrison Miller 4 years ago

Just don't shake it.

1point

Elena Johnson 5 years ago

Caramel, Ca???

1point

Ffaelan Condragh 5 years ago

Where is caramel california? Is that where Charlie Bucket moved the Wonka factory?

1point

CatWoman312 5 years ago

She needs to check out the pink sand beaches in the Bahamas

1point

Christine Rockwell 5 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoRpWEE-E0Q

1point

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago (edited)

He had such a lovely voice. Obesity killed him waaaay too early, at 38. His brother Skippy died from obesity at only 28. https://www.inverse.com/culture/israel-kamakawiwoole-google-doodle

0points

#40

A Small Part Of My Vintage Camera Collection

Final score:

274points

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BusLady 5 years ago

I have a similar collection, but unfortunately they were damaged in a flood. Made me sick.

37points

Juliette Dauterive 5 years ago

I lost 3 antique motorcycles. I know how you feel.

1point

Andrew Gibb 5 years ago

I'm loving the earth, moon, sun machine

4points

Mimi777 5 years ago

I had a family friend who was willing to give me an old maybe 50’s-60’s camera and I always regret not going to get it. It was so cool.

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Wow. Looks like there are certainly old ones

1point

Johanne Trudeau 5 years ago

I had found a No. 2 bakelite Brownie that was red in our local Value Village!!!

0points

Lee Jacobson Premium 5 years ago

I love vintage equipment. Many are so ornate.

0points

Katrin Faridani 5 years ago

I’ve got a decent one going now too. Many of the same ones.

0points

Sasha Kuleshov 5 years ago

Awww, I only have one of these :(

0points

#41

My Game Collection Is Finally Out Of Storage! Wife Surprised Me By Building Shelves As An Anniversary Gift Today

Final score:

267points

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あんぱんまん 5 years ago

i would marry any guy who would get me a whole damn library and two horses!

52points

Aragorn II Elessar 5 years ago

No, if you’re going to get married, find a guy who actually loves you and will have a good relationship with you.

12points

$copper-fractions avatar$

Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago

You could just get them yourself, you know.

12points

Just JoLynn 5 years ago

Out of curiosity, what would you give him in return?

3points

Ella Harley 5 years ago

I'm with you on that one

2points

Juliette Dauterive 5 years ago

Aw shucks, I have 90’ of books and 3 horses (and 2 ponies). I’d like to find a guy, too!

0points

Hilu 5 years ago

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0points

BusLady 5 years ago

What a nice gift from your wife. There's a lot of time and money invested in that collection.

4points

Brett 5 years ago

Woah

4points

Stephen Lyford 5 years ago

You have a wife??

3points

Patrick O'Harris 5 years ago

Yeah, like many gamers have (at a certain age) :D

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Wow. just wow

2points

KombatBunni 5 years ago

Looks a lot like my housemates anime/manga collection..you have a wonderful wife :)

2points

David Retsler 5 years ago

DId you play all of these or just collect them?

1point

Zoe's Mom 5 years ago

Not only an impressive collection but a loving thing to do.

1point

Raine Soo 5 years ago

This is awesome. Can I marry your wife?

1point

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

ROFL, that is funny

0points

Ron Santos 4 years ago

Looks like the most well stocked GameStop ever!

0points

#42

An Array Of Cake Pans Collected In The Lifetime Of My Late Grandmother Taken From A Roof Top

Final score:

264points

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BusLady 5 years ago

You could sale them and make a lot of bakers happy. I have a decent collection myself, some of which have been in my family for generations.

36points

Cassie 5 years ago

They should encourage the local library to start a program to let patrons borrow cake pans and give them the supplies to initiate the program.

9points

Erin S 5 years ago

*sell

3points

Martha Higgins 5 years ago

Sell them, perhaps?

0points

James Totally 5 years ago

Why were the pans on a rooftop?

3points

hobbitly 5 years ago

The photo was taken from the rooftop

7points

BusLady 5 years ago

I'm not the only one who thought that. Lol

1point

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

Another title that provokes questions that will never be answered.

1point

Ashley Wright 5 years ago

Each time she couldn’t find one, she went out and purchased a duplicate 😂

1point

78thStitch 5 years ago

Taken from the rooftop? No wonder there are so many if she kept throwing them on the roof and replacing them!

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Woah. I suggest selling to bakeries

1point

Melissa42 1 month ago

I'm confused. She found all these cake pans on a rooftop?

0points

Dorothy Cloud 4 years ago

Bless her heart!

0points

Cindy Goode 5 years ago

WOW!!! I love this, it would be great to get a closer look at all of them.

0points

OLIVIA WESTON 5 years ago

My G-ma would LOVE this!

0points

Susan Miller 5 years ago

Think of all the awesome meals they helped make!

0points

#43

My Dice Collection

Final score:

263points

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BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Wow. So cool. I love this one. The colour, designs and order is so nice

34points

Joyce Deering 5 years ago

I totally agree.

0points

KombatBunni 5 years ago

What my fellow gamers and I would call a bucket o’ dice collection..cos it looks like it would fill a small bucket..

7points

CuttlefishRule 5 years ago

A guy in my family's gaming group has literally MULTIPLE Home Depot-size buckets FILLED to the brim with dice. At least 3, probably more...

1point

Jean H. 5 years ago

Someone plays LOTS of D&D!

6points

jayson dowdle 5 years ago

as a DnD nerd, this makes me happy

6points

Owen Salmon2028 5 years ago

dnd dragon sounds intenfies

5points

MoonCrusher 5 years ago

dungeons and dragons. Is the only thing you need it for.

5points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 5 years ago

Definitive "nope" there. There's plenty of other rpg where you'd use those.

3points

Potato o Doom 5 years ago

There's an rpg game called Dungeon Crawl Classics, and it uses the set: d3 ,d4, d5, d6, d8, d10, d%, d12, d14, d16, d20, d24. Really cool and weird set, don't think it's in here, and would be fun to add!

2points

A 5 years ago

Dice Goblins be like :3

2points

JensenDK 5 years ago

My son claims that you can never have enough dice. I guess this collector thinks the same.

2points

kjorn 5 years ago

i attack with 12D4 + 26D6 + 14D8 + 19D10 + 21D12 + 14D20

2points

Owen Salmon2028 5 years ago

i attack useing d20 that roles 20times 10

0points

#44

My Grandfather Used All Of His Hotel/Motel Keys He Received From His Job As A Travelling Salesman And Made Them Into A Map Of The US

Final score:

255points

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Sue Hazlewood 5 years ago

Did he not know you are supposed to hand them in at the desk when you check out?

251points

varwenea 5 years ago

Grandpa is a thief! 😂

60points

M O'Connell 5 years ago

Unless he sold key-card door locks. In which case those motels wouldn't need their old keys anymore.

25points

Ben Smith 5 years ago

This is literally 1000x better

8points

Sabse 5 years ago

You are not safe in any Motel from Grandpa!

7points

Irene Carlyle 5 years ago

who cares!!!?? it's still a great collection.

4points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

He may have been a regular at certain hotels (or was a salesman for the hotel chain) and thus, allowed to do something different.

4points

Alex C 5 years ago

Not always,I got a collection but there the cards.I don't think they give you a Key anymore.OR you use your phone

3points

Dorothy Cloud 4 years ago

My though exactly!

0points

Maria Martin 5 years ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

0points

BusLady 5 years ago

Does he have one from the Bates Hotel?

7points

Brett 5 years ago

Dang your grandfather has been everywhere

7points

JessG 5 years ago

Wow! Not really any more actual keys out there anymore, most hotels have cards now. So this is a wonderful collection

6points

rgr8 5 years ago

How much money has he spent on motels?!

6points

Petra Schaap 5 years ago

oh and we felt so bad when we discovered we forgot to leave ours, the first time we visited USA in 1998. We almost drove back, but we didnt have time :-D

4points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Wow he been everywhere i bet covid didn't phase him he already ...traveled places

3points

あんぱんまん 5 years ago

creative

2points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

Awwwww... The age of the metal key. So many memories... Any worries about whether the lock were changed recently, who might also have a key etc.

1point

Lil~Griffin 5 years ago

i cant find indiana

1point

#45

Someone Had All The Failed Presidential Candidates Bumper Stickers On Their Car

Final score:

246points

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RavenClaw 5 years ago

I don't see trump.

174points

Mike Crow 5 years ago

Conveniently Ran out of room.

35points

David Retsler 5 years ago

You will.

24points

Hooked 5 years ago

I thought he won !? That's what he keeps telling everybody...

13points

les 5 years ago

it says presidential, not whatever the opposite of that is

12points

Wolfowl 5 years ago

The 'ol Trumpster Fire

9points

CLEMSONFAN 5 years ago

yeah he should definitely be on there

9points

Mallowmelt Tardis 5 years ago

I wouldn't want anything with his name on it within 500 feet of me.

6points

Sharon Ingram 5 years ago

Because it’s Biden.

2points

Hugh Walter 5 years ago

Give it time!

2points

MAKtheknife 5 years ago

Just wait.

1point

John Haines 5 years ago

it's dark in your bunghole, isn't it?

1point

Joyce Deering 5 years ago

I would actually tear one off to make room for Trump's! Right in the MIDDLE! Where even HE could see it.

0points

Shirley Heyn 5 years ago

. . . aren't they still recounting the votes?

0points

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Brett 5 years ago

Weird flex but okay

14points

Piet Puk 5 years ago

Remember when we thought it couldn't get any worse than Palin?

7points

Bender Bending Rodríguez 5 years ago

Before Palin, remember when we thought it couldn't get any worse than Bush jr? There is a trend with that party and it's not the good kind.

4points

BusLady 5 years ago

One of my neighbors proudly displayed a large Trump banner. I noticed they've now taken it down in shame.

7points

Tacitus86 5 years ago

Or maybe because the election is over and they gracefully took it down after?

6points

RoseTheMad 5 years ago

I hope he finds room for Trump 2020

4points

Gareth Graham 5 years ago

There's one missing from the end

3points

Storm Anne 5 years ago

now they just need Orange Doofus (aka trump)

2points

Ana Vaquer Perez 5 years ago

Ummm they just gave us a random persons license plate, am i the only person who noticed that?

2points

SirPatTheCat 5 years ago (edited)

And what are you going to do with it? You know the license plate and...now what?

5points

Esmeralda Djali 5 years ago

That is going to be hard to sell.

1point

Chuck 5 years ago

I don't see Perot/Stockdale

1point

#46

My Dad's Lifelong Collection Of Matchbooks

Final score:

239points

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Sue Hazlewood 5 years ago

I used to collect match boxes too but had so many and nowhere to store them so off loaded them all.

25points

JessG 5 years ago

Ah yes. This once was a popular thing to collect. Since most places don’t allow smoking anymore, they don’t provide their own logo matchbooks anymore.

4points

Raine Soo 5 years ago

I have a friend who collects matchbooks as well. She keeps them in a huge transparent glass vase.

2points

Mary Haynes 4 years ago

me too

0points

BusLady 5 years ago

Someone painstakingly laid all these out neatly to take the photo. But I see that they ran out of table.

1point

Melissa42 1 month ago

I used to collect things like that but my mother decided to throw them all away. I was 17 at the time.

0points

Kim W 5 years ago

I "shucked" my Grandmother-in-law's matchbook collection of the matches, staples, and striking part. Then I organized them on 4 tables and the kitchen counter. Finally I placed them in a photo album, the kind with the full page peel back plastic top sheet. Now she can look through them and remember fun times! :)

0points

Ashley Wright 5 years ago

Now, what to do with them...

0points

Altea 5 years ago

there used to be a museum of match boxes in my town.

0points

Josephina Minutolo 5 years ago

hard to collect these nowadays... I have two in my collection thanks to Vegas

0points

Strahd Ivarius 5 years ago

What does he do when he gets a new one? look for a match?

0points

#47

The Only Remaining Picture Of My Childhood Star Wars Collection

Final score:

233points

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BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

My brother would love this. He's a big Starwars fan

26points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Star Wars

4points

lara 5 years ago

What happened to it? My mom threw away my comic book collection. From the fifties.

4points

Blade the gallade 5 years ago

I am sorry for your loss

4points

Az 5 years ago

Hello there

2points

Joseph Kuhlman 5 years ago

General kenobi

1point

maya P.K 5 years ago

is anyone here watching the mandalorian?

1point

JessG 5 years ago

Wow! What happened to it all? Stolen? Lost?

1point

The one and only 5 years ago

My little cousin would go crazy for this. He lovesss star wars

1point

Cameron Metcalf 5 years ago

is it just me or is star wars overrated? srry fans...

0points

backatya 5 years ago

Now what? You have all those dust collectors and do you actually play with them?

0points

Kevin Burgess 5 years ago

What happened to it? You could put yourself through college selling a collection like that.

0points

bunny 5 years ago

Oh, no. Something must have happened to it. So so sorry.

0points

#48

My Copy Editor Father's Collection Of Worn Down Pencils

He started using them on the recommendation of one of my teachers back when I was in high school. He's got a whole box full of them. I'm not sure about the exact make, but the brand is Palomino if anyone is interested.

OhBall Report

Final score:

232points

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BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

nice

16points

MagicalUnicorn 5 years ago

that's pretty impressive!

3points

AbracaDebra 5 years ago

Blackwing is the manufacturer.

2points

M O'Connell 5 years ago

I like the worn-down typewriter eraser brushes too

2points

Joyce Deering 5 years ago

Funny and charming collection.

1point

Cameron Metcalf 5 years ago

i have one smaller like those ive had it since 2nd grade and now I'm in 7th

0points

Torhild Hansen 5 years ago

I have a small colletion, too. Can't bring myself to throw them away...

0points

just a hamilfan 5 years ago

my 4th-grade teacher had a few pencils like these

0points

I'manoob! 5 years ago

When I went to elementary, if we had a pencil that was below 3 inches, there was a high chance we got a referal for "not coming to class prepared" >:(

0points

HOT CHOCOLATE <3 5 years ago

we used to collect all our pencils on the last day of school and the smallest ones owner got a bag of candy (from all the kids of course the teachers would never give us candy)

0points

#49

A Collection Of Things My Local Shop Has Pulled Out Of Flat Tires

Fun fact: the white circle in the top left is one of those security tags for clothes.

meepmorpart Report

Final score:

232points

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RavenClaw 5 years ago

Wow people serious huh lmao

18points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Are these assassination attempts

8points

Brett 5 years ago

Oh no...

3points

Blade the gallade 5 years ago

Is one of those a crow bar!?

2points

Exotic Panda 5 years ago

....OMG it is :0!

1point

Joyce Deering 5 years ago

I love it! Serious business for the car's owner but INTERESTING!

0points

Uriel Grey 5 years ago

I had a colleague instructor who asked us what was the smallest thing that could ruin a morning. He pulled out a staple and said he had to push his bike almost the entire way to work because it flatten his bike tire.

0points

Johanne Trudeau 5 years ago

Oh jeez!!!!!

0points

Lee Jacobson Premium 5 years ago

I got a blown tire from a ball-point pen.

0points

Ashley Wright 5 years ago

Interesting compilation

0points

Josephina Minutolo 5 years ago

I need this as a sales tool.

0points

#50

The Amount Of Train Tickets I’ve Collected By Commuting To University For One Year

Final score:

226points

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로희 5 years ago

I wonder how much do they cost in total~

37points

Sara Rodrigues 5 years ago (edited)

Trains in the UK are quite expensive, but they are easier to use than driving to work towards London. Sometimes booking an uber was cheaper than paying for the train fair

13points

Jayne Kyra 5 years ago

According to the Reddit op, over £2000 as these were around £20 per ticket.

5points

Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 5 years ago

On the orange part it looks like it says 10 pounds? I think? I don't have that symbol on my tablet.

3points

Smitten Kitten 5 years ago

350 gsm card stock is fairly cheap, so maybe a couple of quid /s

2points

Ploploplop 5 years ago

'Bout tree fiddy.

1point

Nikki Sevven 5 years ago

It's "number" of train tickets. If you can count it, use "number." If you can measure it, use "amount." (Same for "fewer" and "less." If you can count it, use "fewer." If you measure it, use "less.")

3points

Petra Schaap 5 years ago

how come they dont have some type of year pass?

2points

Whizzle Pop 5 years ago

£20 a day for a journey of about 30 miles, and only to London Zone 2-3 (so not even central London), and that's an off-peak daytime rate that means you cannot travel during rush hour. No wonder people complain about the price of trains in the UK!

1point

NWB 5 years ago

I have all the concerts and shows tickets Ive been too....I love looking back through them!

1point

Just saying 5 years ago

Might have been cheaper to get a travel card?

1point

BusLady 5 years ago

It would seem that they could just issue a pass and save all that paper, though.

1point

Just saying 5 years ago

Well....there are weekly and monthly travel cards you can get which usually work out cheaper.

1point

Troux 5 years ago

Serious question: Can't this be digitized so you can check in on your phone and not need a paper ticket?

1point

Just saying 5 years ago

Yes, I think that's a thing in London too.

0points

Smitten Kitten 5 years ago

This comment has been deleted.

0points

Nubis Knight 5 years ago

Ouch, that looks expensive. Seems like you need a students ticket like here in Germany, costs 175 € per Semester for your local railway Provider.

0points

#51

This Pez Dispenser Collection I Found At A Restaurant

Final score:

90points

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Pink 5 years ago

THIS SHOULD BE HIGHER!!! *w*

19points

BusLady 5 years ago

Looks pretty high to me already. Lol

3points

Average Grizzlies Fan 5 years ago

And I thought the President Pez one was a lot...

3points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Woah!!!

1point

BusLady 5 years ago

Looks like they're running out of room.

1point

Blade the gallade 5 years ago

I see space for an entire one more.

2points

Blue 5 years ago

Oh. My. Lord. I wonder if there are any repeats?

0points

#52

Heart Shaped Rocks A Friend Has Collected Over Six Years

Final score:

81points

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BusLady 5 years ago

Awesome! After my own heart.

8points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Cool. My heart would be proud

1point

rgr8 5 years ago

Awwww

1point

Blade the gallade 5 years ago

My mom does that too, she also collects pictures of heart shaped shadows, leaves, etc

0points

#53

My Dad's Friend's Collection Room

Final score:

81points

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Hermione Granger 5 years ago

That settles it. I’m adding a room to my house to store my junk and calling it my collection room

48points

djinnjeannie 5 years ago

That junk includes thousands of dollars worth of specimens

15points

lara 5 years ago

I call mine my office.

4points

Katy McMouse Premium 5 years ago

In that case, every room in my house is a collection room.

3points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

hmmm, I wonder what "junk" you would have...

2points

MCathenaE 5 years ago

Mine is my "craft" room.

1point

Exotic Panda 5 years ago

......i see human skulls

1point

JessG 5 years ago

This is SO SO COOL!!!

1point

The one and only 5 years ago

w o a

1point

BusLady 5 years ago

Does he work at the Mutter Museum?

1point

Zaneta Berkyova 5 years ago

This is amazing!

1point

Ryan King 4 years ago

Fragile... must be Italian.

0points

Uriel Grey 5 years ago

This is a beautiful collection!

0points

DogMatic 5 years ago

Now THAT is a COLLECTION!

0points

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

I have a collection of skulls. Never had room to keep more than the skills

0points

#54

My Bottle Cap Collection. Up To 366 Different Caps So Far

Final score:

75points

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Gwen 5 years ago

One for each day of the beer...I mean year!

18points

BusLady 5 years ago

Plus one for leap year.

5points

Bored Little Panda 5 years ago

This is cool now you have a bunch of magnets!!! And a cool collection!!!

1point

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

so if you find another aqua blue one, do you have to move each one over a notch to make room to keep it with it's color family?

0points

Wolfowl 5 years ago

Now I collect bottle caps but this takes the cake

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Impressive

0points

kjorn 5 years ago

366 BOTTLES CAPS OF BEER ON THE WALL, 366 BOTTLES CAPS OF BEER....

0points

Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 5 years ago

Started out being organized by color.

0points

#55

Introducing My Bottle Opener Collection

Final score:

73points

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BusLady 5 years ago

This is really cool. And artfully arranged.

9points

lara 5 years ago

I have an Alien wine opener. I am afraid to use it.

1point

Jean Thompson 5 years ago

Love the shark head one!

0points

Maripat Webber 5 years ago

My dad’s family always called them “Church keys”. I thought it was one word when I was very little. Felt foolish when the truth dawned on me, about age 13.

0points

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

<3!

0points

A Random Panda 5 years ago

Cute.

0points

Mimi777 5 years ago

Love this!!

0points

deanna woods 5 years ago

I can't decide which one I think is cooler.

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Nice. I love the unique ones. Very cool

0points

#56

A Small Display Of My Stepfathers Lock Collection

Final score:

72points

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BusLady 5 years ago

Cool. A lot of them still have the keys.

11points

deanna woods 5 years ago

This is a pretty cool collection.

1point

Lee Jacobson Premium 5 years ago

Really diverse, old and cool...

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Wow. He must have had to lock a lot of stuff

0points

#57

I Collect Money From Everywhere I Travel

Final score:

71points

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lara 5 years ago

I have some Soviet rubles and a stamp with both Stalin and Lenin lying in state, Stalin was, originally, "laid to rest" [I hope he rots in hell forever] together in the Lenin Mausoleum, a couple of years later, Stalin was removed, to some sewage dump, I hope.

12points

Kiss Army Premium 5 years ago

My pen pal from Operation Desert Storm sent me a bill with Sadam Hussein on it. I still have it with my small collection of money.

3points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

I was once stopped and searched at customs at the air port in Los Angeles. It turned into a real farce when the customs lady wrote down that I carried some 2.500 in "assorted European currencies" on me! This was before the Euro, and the difference in value between the British pound and the Italian Lira was like 1 to 2.000...

2points

RoseTheMad 5 years ago

Oh wow, the old paper fivers tenners and twenties it's so weird seeing them even though it wasn't really that long ago we were using them... you need to come back to the UK and get the new plastic notes! Well, when the world is safe again of course.

2points

Zoe's Mom 5 years ago

Our $2.00 bills are very popular so it's good you were able to score 6 of them. Nice collection and well traveled.

2points

Whizzle Pop 5 years ago

£115 just in sterling. That's quite a bit of money!

1point

Caro Dose 5 years ago

$303 in USD.

1point

Mimi777 5 years ago

I do the same thing!! I have some old Yugoslavia money when it was still a country and the older Australia money before it was changed.

1point

Joanne Haywood 5 years ago

I could really use that £85 right now with Christmas looming.

1point

Christina Kerr 5 years ago

The Ulster Bank and Bank of Ireland notes are legal tender in the Uk 😀

0points

David Retsler 5 years ago

Yes, I am also an international mugger.

1point

Tacitus86 5 years ago

I do this too lol

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Nice. You mind letting me borrow some

1point

#58

My Micro-Gadget Collection

I collect miniature palm/pocket/keychain gadgets. Depending on where I’m going, I’ll take a few of these items with me on a clip or in a pouch or pocket. I have items for travel, hiking/camping, nights out, shopping, etc. All of these miniature items are in my favorite color green. I have even more items in my collection that aren't pictured here.
1. Keyboard 2. Collapsing cup 3. Magnifying mirror 4. First aid kit 5. Folding readers 6. Traveling adapter/charger 7. Watercolor set 8. Office supplies 9. Luggage lock 10. Car escape tool 11. Bubble level 12. Hooded rain slicker 13. Monocular 14. Airpods/station 15. Hairbrush 16. Tactical pen 17. Umbrella 18. USB speaker 19. Nylon folding utensils 20. Phone stand 21. Pill case 22. Perfume atomizer 23. Strobing LED 24. Pepper spray 25. Taser 26. Household charger 27. Car charger 28. Power stick 29. Match safe 30. Personal alarm 31. Gerber Dime 32. Sewing kit 33. UV lamp (glue/gel) 34. Sphero 35. Tetris 36. Harmonica 37. Micro drone 38. Fidget cube 39. Charging cable 40. Fisher space pen 41. Thumb drive 42. Selfie trigger.

batbrat Report

Final score:

67points

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Raine Soo 5 years ago

My favourite colour is your shade of green too. :)

12points

CATMONSTER2018 5 years ago

OMG... theres a TINY DRONE

2points

Francis 5 years ago

i really wonder (mybe someone can help?) what you need a little keyboard(1) for? and what are tactical pen (16) and a car escape tool (10)? i really like the collection

2points

Lil~Griffin 5 years ago

more like "here's my green collection"

1point

Somyojit Nath 5 years ago

I have never seen any of these things ever...except that charger maybe XD

1point

A Random Panda 5 years ago

Is it weird that I want all of these?

0points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

The mini pepper spray! I want one NOW!!

0points

HOT CHOCOLATE <3 5 years ago

hmmmmmmm I WONDER WHAT THEY ALL HAVE IN COMMON

0points

Bored.Paige 5 years ago

ALWAYS have a tactical pen, especially in green

0points

A Jones 5 years ago

I also own the same #9 lock & #32 sewing kit in lime green. Also I love lime green as well. :)

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

wow

0points

#59

My Parents Collect Magnets From Every Place They Visit And Put Them On The Fridge. It's Spreading To The Microwave Now

Final score:

67points

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Petra Schaap 5 years ago

impressive! I have our fridge completely covered, and a metal sheet the same size on the wall next to it.

10points

Hooked 5 years ago

Me too. Note : we always try to find the ugliest magnets. By now it has become sort of a competition in our family :-)

2points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

wow. That's impressive. You must have been to a lot of places. As for the TV with the green screen, I just pressed OK on my keyboard

2points

Ann Pattinson 5 years ago

This made me laugh as my Mam banned me from bringing her any more magnets from places I travelled too. So if course I just kept bringing them. Miss you lovely fun Mam.

2points

BusLady 5 years ago

They're gonna need a bigger fridge.

2points

bern Habubbi 5 years ago

Well that microwave ain't going to last much longer then, shouldn't put metal on or in a microwave, won't blow up on the outside but messes it up

0points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago (edited)

That would make an interesting artwork. Acquire a large sheet of beautifully-polished stainless steel to mount on the wall. Then adorn it with all of your travel magnets. If it was large enough, add a map to the middle of the piece. Personal treasure than promotes conversation and sharing memories.

0points

Lil~Griffin 5 years ago

i love how the tv says "press ok to watch tv"

0points

Molly Block 5 years ago

That's just kind of tacky. Put them somewhere else. And that PC monitor too, haha. And please close the drawer. AND straighten out those kitchen towels. Put those bowls away. My God, my OCD is going off right now.

0points

JessG 5 years ago

Ah yes, my parents do this too

0points

Jakub Ježík 5 years ago

This is pretty common

-1point

FurryPotatoCat 5 years ago

not with those numbers

4points

#60

Toys I Collected From My 9-Year-Old’s Pockets Over 3 Months

Final score:

66points

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citcat 5 years ago

I wish my pockets where big enough to fit a dino into

19points

Blue 5 years ago

I wish my pockets were big enough to fit anything in them TwT

0points

Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 5 years ago

This kids probably wondering where all his toys are.

7points

Zoe's Mom 5 years ago (edited)

I saw where a Mom saved all the toys she found in her child's pocket and when he married, she filled a clear vase/container with all of them and turned it into a lamp.

4points

Jayne Kyra 5 years ago

Women´s pockets can´t even fit a piece of gum, and there are kids who can fit dinosaurs in theirs. I have to wear a handbag to carry my dinos...

3points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Wow. I see that there is a few swords and a gun. Assasination attempt on the Dino maybe

2points

TTorrest Author 5 years ago

I've been collecting stuff like this from my (now teenage) boys' pockets since they were little. The plan is to fill two of those glass lamps with all the junk and give one to each of them as a housewarming present when they move out someday.

1point

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

Is he a budding kleptomaniac? Honestly, as innocent as this collection appears, unless you know the origin of at least 95% of them (and they belong to your family), I would be concerned. The little child to whom these belong may have lost something important to them.

1point

Anton Kider 5 years ago

He must be wondering where his toys have gone ...

1point

BusLady 5 years ago

Must be a boy. Girl's clothes don't have pockets. Lol

1point

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

heheh, just 3 months??

0points

#61

I Collected Every Pair Of Shoes I Was Wearing Since 2008

Final score:

65points

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Hermione Granger 5 years ago

I’m sensing a pattern...

56points

WilvanderHeijden 5 years ago

I don't see it.

10points

BusLady 5 years ago

Caught them on sale in 2008. "I'll take a dozen pairs."

3points

rgr8 5 years ago

I think you've found your shoe. Once you find something that work, you can never drop it. Also, I want those shoes!

3points

Kate Yeti 5 years ago

I have a similar collection, but mostly red or black Chucks! Love them!!!

1point

Diellza 5 years ago

I have a feeling yellow might be your favourite colour!

3points

Chris Miller 5 years ago (edited)

They know what they like. Someone forward this to Converse.

2points

$copper-fractions avatar$

Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago

Not that keen on change, are you? :D

2points

Nigel Rodgers 5 years ago

Hey now! You're an All-star!!

1point

Whovian 5 years ago

You know... There are millions of colours ?

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

wow

1point

Molly Block 5 years ago

Umm, .......ok

1point

#62

Collection Of Unique Forks And Spoons

Final score:

64points

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Lord Mysticlaw 5 years ago

Omg i love the 2-headed ones

16points

Stijn V. 5 years ago

i'd be scared to use it though

3points

Joanne Haywood 5 years ago

Fork off! The knife mustn’t have got the memo.

1point

Zuko 5 years ago

Is it a fork? Is it a stork? Its a ftork? Idk

1point

Pink 5 years ago

*w* I need the pelican one.

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Is that a crane or stork. Ether way, that's my favourite

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

definitely

1point

MoonCrusher 5 years ago

A bork.

1point

BusLady 5 years ago

I see that Uri Geller has been busy.

1point

kjorn 5 years ago

Watch 'An Honest Liar' about JAmes Randi where he exposed fraud. they're part of it about uri geller.

1point

Andrew Gibb 5 years ago

there's a fork stork at the top

1point

Whovian 5 years ago

I wanna peck fish with the flamingo one

0points

#63

My Father-In-Law's Wine And Whiskey Collection

Final score:

64points

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Shelli Aderman 5 years ago

Yes!

10points

HighDesertArtist 5 years ago

More like the best Covid survival collection ever!

3points

BusLady 5 years ago

I'm coming over to visit. (Hic!!)

3points

Aunt Messy Premium 5 years ago

Amateur! Ok. We're wino rhinos. We've got about 700 bottles at home and a couple of hundred cases in storage. We'll drink our way through it when we retire in a couple of years.

1point

Layla Corman 5 years ago

🤑🤑🤑 There is some SERIOUS value in this pic!

0points

Joanne Haywood 5 years ago

Let me in!

0points

Blue 5 years ago

I'm getting vibes from Robert California's alcohol collection... anyone else?

0points

Chris Miller 5 years ago

Stay at Home order? You got it.

0points

David Retsler 5 years ago

I have a similar collection but they're all empty.

0points

lara 5 years ago

Oh, I have one of those. It is called a bar. It is an ongoing project.

0points

#64

This Has Been Decorating My House For Many Years. It's A Part Of My Processors Collection. I Want To Collect At Least One Representative From Each Generation

Final score:

64points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 years ago

I would love to see this annotated.

10points

kjorn 5 years ago

i always wonder why the put the P2 and P3 in the slot 1 format

1point

M O'Connell 5 years ago

This is an oversimplification, but it allowed better heatsinking with the chip-mounting tech of the day, and allowed an easier path for connection to cash memory.

1point

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

Year of the first?

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

wow

0points

BeazleBug 5 years ago

Quite a few of the early ones are missing.

0points

M O'Connell 5 years ago

I would suspect that these were collected during the mid 1990s to early 2000s, when such equipment was being disposed-of in great quantities. Much of the older stuff had gone already prior to that.

2points

The Cute Cat 5 years ago

My fav collection..

0points

#65

This Collection Of Over 1000 Movie Tickets From The Last 30 Years

Final score:

63points

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rgr8 5 years ago

On average they go to 33 movies per year. That is a lot.

16points

BusLady 5 years ago

I've never seen that many movies in my entire life.

6points

Raine Soo 5 years ago

I collect stubs from music concerts and comedy festivals I've attended.

4points

BusLady 5 years ago

They make nice souvenirs, to bring back good memories.

4points

Az 5 years ago

What about Bob..... Classic

3points

JV 5 years ago

I used to collect those, too. Then realized it was totally useless and taking too much space in my photo album. I'm glad I got rid of them.

1point

kjorn 5 years ago

i'd be more impressed if he had kept the popcorn buckets

1point

Kayla J 5 years ago

impressive. my father worked for theater chains and I went to the movies almost once a week as a kid sometimes seeing 3 in a night when he worked late. I'd hate to think of what kind of collection I would've had after 30 years.

0points

#66

My Deceased Grandfather Had A Collection Of Uncirculated Sequential One-Dollar Bills From 1954

Final score:

60points

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Lord Mysticlaw 5 years ago

At first I read "uncircumcised" 🤦🏻‍♀️

23points

les 5 years ago

well they are from canada

1point

BusLady 5 years ago

The year following Queen Elizabeth's coronation.

2points

JV 5 years ago

Is he the one who also has the collection of seeds?

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

cool. Can I borrow some?

0points

kjorn 5 years ago

wow... and in great shape too!

0points

Chris Miller 5 years ago

Its worthless, cause Canadia.

-2points

#67

My Uncle's Peanut Butter Collection

Final score:

60points

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BusLady 5 years ago

George Washington Carver would be proud.

23points

BusLady 5 years ago

He collects it, but doesn't eat it? Why?

4points

kjorn 5 years ago

pikachu-5f...9c3928.jpg

3points

MagicalUnicorn 5 years ago

he must be pretty strong willed, i totally couldn't resist sampling all the peanut butter

3points

Dana Grunwald 5 years ago

I love peanut butter!

1point

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

Ok, I'll ask . . . Why?

0points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

That's totally peanuts!

0points

A Random Panda 5 years ago

No allergies here.

0points

JV 5 years ago

No

0points

CLEMSONFAN 5 years ago

everyone hit that up button right now

0points

#68

My Collection Of Confiscated Prison Shanks

Final score:

59points

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BusLady 5 years ago

That's scary.

18points

Samantha Lomb 5 years ago

idle hands are the devil's plaything

5points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

This picture says a lot about fear and shitty conditions in prison

2points

David Retsler 5 years ago

Do you have a collection of prison wallets too?

2points

Kkandthecat 5 years ago

ew just eww

1point

lara 5 years ago

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#69

Girl Collects Every Mosquito She's Ever Killed

Final score:

57points

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Raine Soo 5 years ago

Alright, that's just morbid.

56points

BusLady 5 years ago

That's disgusting. I wonder how many diseases are on that collection.

12points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

Bloodthirsty, even.

2points

Triv 5 years ago

I hate mosquitos so much I once seriously considered putting out a reward for their carcasses.

0points

A Dumbo Octopus 5 years ago

Quite impressive, though, you have to admit. She might be an entomologist someday, if she collects these for research or study purposes.

0points

rgr8 5 years ago

I have questions. I don't want answers.

17points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Mosquitos must fear her the legend of the mosquito slayer,

7points

Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 5 years ago

Where are 80 81 and 82? She has an 83, or is that a random bug accidentally smashed in her book?

4points

Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 5 years ago

And why is 14 blocked? Is it naked?

5points

EA 5 years ago

If you turn the page and see a collection of hair, I’d want to test dna samples against missing persons databases... 😳

4points

Lauren Moore 5 years ago

All you need to lighten up. This is hilarious, jeez!

3points

Bo Arler 5 years ago

The size on some of em.... brrrw the blod needed to clench there thirst

3points

Shelli Aderman 5 years ago

NOPE!

3points

あんぱんまん 5 years ago

uhh... ummm... well... different people have different interests.... but thts cool ig

3points

Hannah Williams 5 years ago

Weird 🤣

3points

#70

The Insane Amount Of Hats My Grandpa Has Collected

Final score:

56points

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Korrie Broos 5 years ago

Where ever I fly fish in the world I beg, swop, buy or barter a cap as a souvenir. Had almost 400 caps and then had to trim the collection to the ones that are really special now about 200 caps. IMG-202011...e-jpeg.jpg

13points

deanna woods 5 years ago

My dad used to have a lot of caps, but my mom has had him kind of narrow them down.

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

impressive. Nice collection. I hope there is a Raptor's hat

1point

あんぱんまん 5 years ago

thats a whole day walll covered with hats!

1point

David Retsler 5 years ago

How many heads does this man have??

0points

#71

My Friend's Extensive Pringle Collection Wall

Final score:

55points

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Steve Barnett 5 years ago

Now just needs to be arranged according to colour.

43points

Evelína Zlá 5 years ago

Haha... was thinking the same. :)

4points

Shelli Aderman 5 years ago

Why?

5points

BusLady 5 years ago

No one can eat just one.

2points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago (edited)

I will not eat a single one of them. "Pringles have about 42% potato content, the remainder being wheat starch and flours (potato, corn, and rice) combined with vegetable oils, an emulsifier, salt, and seasoning".

2points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

No wrong moves!!!

2points

Skyler Harris 5 years ago

Drools intensely*

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

That's cool. In the bottom row ( 5 beside right corner can), I see... eyeballs on the can?

1point

Skyler Harris 5 years ago

Halloween edition I think

2points

Sue Prewitt 5 years ago

full or empty?

0points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

I would love to know if they are collected by flavors, country of origin, year of production or??

0points

#72

My Collection Of Yo-Yos. Took A Few Years To Collect And A Few Hours To Organize

Final score:

55points

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justagirl 5 years ago

A few hours to organize 83 yo-yos? Sorry, it doesn’t seem that complicated...

10points

Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 5 years ago

Unless you're hey were thrown in the box all knotted up.

18points

A Jones 5 years ago

Those are cool

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Very cool. I love the colours

1point

StinkyMonkey 5 years ago

These look like diabolos to me though, not yo-yos. Am I seeing it wrong?

1point

Daniel (ShadowDrakken) 5 years ago

Kind of sad that there's only butterfly style here :(

1point

JV 5 years ago

More precisely Chinese yoyos, most commonly called diabolos.

0points

#73

My Collection Of Vintage Mobile Phones, Ongoing Since 2006

Final score:

55points

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ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

.....and the Nokia battery is still at 89 %

48points

Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago

Yeah, it'll last till the Cleveland Browns win the Super Bowl.

3points

Flisey 5 years ago

"Vintage" and yet some of us are sitting here pointing out all the ones we have owned lol

5points

Troux 5 years ago

TFW you see your current phone in this picture. :\

4points

BusLady 5 years ago

Some of those look familiar. I remember those exterior antennas that you had to pull up.

2points

She_woman 5 years ago

BlackBerry!!!!!!!!!

1point

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

my first one had a good sized antenna. . . But I do recognize third from the right, top row

0points

les 5 years ago

I'm still using my phone and seeing it classed as vintage is weirdly satisfying

0points

A Random Panda 5 years ago

Is that a clicker?

0points

Mimi777 5 years ago

I have every single phone I’ve ever had starting with my Nokia and all of my flip phones and iPhones!

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

wow

0points

#74

My Collection Of Grateful Dead Cassettes

Final score:

54points

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Petra Schaap 5 years ago (edited)

Bootleg of every show! Deadheads are hardcore!

13points

Melissa42 1 month ago

That's not every show. They traveled so much and had so many shows for decades.

0points

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Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago

They did more albums than I thought.

3points

Kookamunga 5 years ago

Dead fans like to record shows.

7points

Blue of the yams (They/He) 5 years ago

Yay Grateful Dead!

1point

Lyone Fein 5 years ago

Now we're talkin!

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Wow

0points

Bardhi's Dad 5 years ago

What?

-2points

#75

"Family Photo" Of My Console Collection

Final score:

53points

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Noel Benavente 4 years ago

Nintendo is the best ever...

0points

HOT CHOCOLATE <3 5 years ago

you have ALL of it

0points

Levi 5 years ago

Ya like sony?

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

nice

0points

#76

"Al's Foreign Body Collection" At The Urgent Care Near Me

Final score:

53points

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Shelli Aderman 5 years ago

From where, dare I ask?

11points

BusLady 5 years ago

Don't ask. Trust me.

9points

lara 5 years ago

No, because you REALLY don't want to know. I am surprised that there isn't a milk bottle up there, literally.

5points

BeazleBug 5 years ago

The zippers are from men, I bet.

3points

F. H. 5 years ago

Everywhere I guess. There are many broken teeth and a very dirty denture, for example. Those are probably from somewhere in the airways.

2points

David Retsler 5 years ago

From foreign bodies. Duh.

0points

VANILLA 5 years ago

Well, most likely all those rings came from fingers, the piercings, someone just wanted removed, and I’d be willing to bet money that some of the other stuff could have came from someone nose

0points

Becky Klebe 5 years ago

I hope Al is the collector, not the source.

2points

Molly Block 5 years ago

Don't wann know where those epi-pens were found. At least there are no lightbulbs!

2points

Hilary Mol 5 years ago

...who swallows an Epi-Pen??

2points

kjorn 5 years ago

i guess he slept and 'fell' on it

0points

Mandy Delaforce (PC Girl) 5 years ago

So they remove stuff and then keep it? I'm sure some people would like their jewellery back. LOL

0points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

It's amazing and disgusting, the things children will accidentally ingest.... And the things that adults will purposely put inside their bodies. We (in ColoRectal Surgery) only get to see the things that get stuck!!

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

I don't want to find out where they came from

0points

Katy McMouse Premium 5 years ago

Are those Epi-Pens?

0points

#77

My Small Collection

Final score:

51points

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BusLady 5 years ago

Petrified banana for scale.

21points

BeazleBug 5 years ago

Megalodon and a whale tooth, plus a few other extinct sharks. Likely all from South Carolina.

1point

Clau Ramirez 5 years ago

that rounded teeth in the center looks suspicious

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Small but coo.Hmmm, don't they say "small things can matter most"

0points

#78

I Inherited My Dad's Collection Of Political Buttons

Final score:

51points

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RavenClaw 5 years ago

Do they still hand out pins ?

12points

Kristin Ingersoll 5 years ago

They have them for people to BUY. Not the same fun fervor of getting them back in the day. Now you hand over your "donation" and click CONFIRM. :P

4points

Aria Whitaker 5 years ago

The Jesse Jackson and Wallace pins side by side is rather....ironic.

3points

BusLady 5 years ago (edited)

I would like to own a Truman/ Barkley one. Veep Alban Barkley was a distant relative, my mother says.

1point

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

cool

0points

#79

My Collection Of Metal Detecting Finds Ranging From 1000 BC Up To The 1950's. All Found By Myself In The Past Years. I Need More Space

Final score:

51points

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ADHORTATOR 5 years ago (edited)

I always wanted to do metal detecting... but in my region, the risk is to find a lot of ammo of WWII

24points

Laugh or not 5 years ago

Same. I live in Berlin.

4points

Barbel 5 years ago

lol same here

2points

Hooked 5 years ago

Same, live next to a military airfield/airbase that's been here for at least 80 years...

1point

VANILLA 5 years ago

That’s still cool though

0points

BusLady 5 years ago

1000 bc? Shouldn't those be in a museum?

2points

Jean Thompson 5 years ago

You must have found a rich seam somewhere!!

0points

Mimi777 5 years ago

Ever since I was a kid I’ve had a fascination with metal detecting and always told myself I’d get a metal detector one day!

0points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

I am beginning to wonder if this might be a good hobby for me. Got my mind on it now.

0points

RoseTheMad 5 years ago

I had a metal detector when I was about 10, and all I ever found was old cans or bottle tops... how are people finding allt his good stuff? not fair. >.> the only cool things I found was an old horseshoe (that had no holes in so it wasn't nailed to a horse at any point, which was strange) and 2 old bullet casings.

0points

#80

Brother-In-Law Has Collected Produce Stickers For Years And Turned Them Into A Ball Bigger Than The Fruit They Came From

Final score:

50points

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lara 5 years ago

I hate those damned things. They are a real pain to try and get off.

10points

Jean Thompson 5 years ago

They're on there so that the till operator knows which variety (differently priced) of that fruit.

0points

Joanne Haywood 5 years ago

I stuck all those I’d collected to the kitchen tiles. Eventually mum objected and they were all scraped off. Unfair.

1point

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

I have to wonder how many of those stickers are swallowed every year. And if they have to be made of a biodegradable/digestible material.

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Wow

0points

Z Kalnina 5 years ago

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Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago

Seriously? Do you realise how thin those stickers are?

7points

#81

A Dad's Collection Of Every Item He Pulled From A Flat Tire Over 30+ Years As An Auto Mechanic

Final score:

49points

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Pink 5 years ago

This looks like a Jigsaw game... The key to escape is at the bottom. How much blood will you shed to free yourself? ....Ok, im psychotic ;w;

8points

Jean Thompson 5 years ago

Guess he must have started with just a nail?!

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Wow. Are these assassination attempts?

0points

BusLady 5 years ago

Poor fishy lost his home.

0points

Gon Freecss 5 years ago

Too small and dangerous for any fish anyways..

2points

#82

A Collection Of Several Different Tablets Of Ecstasy

Final score:

49points

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BusLady 5 years ago

Who in their right mind would want to collect something that could put them in prison? And post it online?

23points

BeazleBug 5 years ago

This is from a law enforcement training kit. They do not contain any drugs.

24points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

This very possibly could be a law enforcement collection documenting/demonstrating the variety. I recall the displays that officers would bring into our Junior High classrooms. They always left me wondering how THEY got away with carrying around samples of all of the illegal products.

7points

Dorien Kerklaan 5 years ago

Just because it's illegal in your country doesn't mean that's the same case in the rest of the world...

3points

Ann Pattinson 5 years ago

The person may well not be in their right mind if you know what I mean!

3points

Anne 5 years ago

Why not? if you post it online on a fake account, who is going to know it's you. I'm not sure, is this illegal everywhere? I know my country has been talking about legalizing it.

0points

David Retsler 5 years ago

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Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

BORED PANDA! You censor nudity and yet you let this go through! REMOVE THIS PHOTO!

1point

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Whats are they used for?

1point

Jean Thompson 5 years ago

Nooooooooooooo!!!!

0points

Bacony Cakes 5 years ago (edited)

*roblox fall over sound, face turns super angry* ¡¿Seriously!? How is this allowed, but the word "An*s" isn't‽‽

0points

les 5 years ago

They sued to bring small samples of drugs to school when i was younger for educating against drugs. They stopped after the cannabis went missing in my class. I can neither confirm or deny that it was taped under my desk and recovered later that day when i had my german class

0points

A Random Panda 5 years ago

?

0points

Levi 5 years ago

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#83

My Boombox Collection After A Few Years Of Hunting Them. In Addition To Fixing Them Up, I’ve Added Bluetooth, "Alexa", A Snes Classic And Other Weird Stuff To Some Of Them

Final score:

49points

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BusLady 5 years ago

I have images in my head of guys carrying these around on their shoulders.

11points

Boudica 5 years ago (edited)

Yes, and the rolled up piece of kitchen lino to put on the ground for breakdancing!

3points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Wow.

1point

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

You're missing one

0points

IlovemydogShilo 5 years ago

This would go great with the Grateful Dead cassette collection.

0points

Micah64 5 years ago

He should get one of those stupid spherical boomboxes and put a GameCube in it:)

0points

#84

License Plate Forest

Final score:

48points

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Brett 5 years ago

That can’t be good for the environment

18points

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Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago

It doesn't affect the trees, but it looks hideous.

8points

Ann Pattinson 5 years ago

Beautiful trees have been defaced. Take the plates off!

4points

BusLady 5 years ago

Why not just mount them on poles or something? Why live trees?

2points

Patty Stier 5 years ago

Those poor trees!

2points

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

rust waiting to happen

0points

Lord Mysticlaw 5 years ago

Is it a car memorial?

0points

#85

My Grandmother's "Critter Collection" Of Corpses She Finds Dried Out Near The Pool

Final score:

46points

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Lord Mysticlaw 5 years ago

Lol with her fancy china?

39points

BusLady 5 years ago

To discourage people from using her fancy china?

6points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Oh hell no.. this is how the zombie apoclyse started...:3

7points

Brett 5 years ago

NO!

6points

Shelli Aderman 5 years ago

NOPE

5points

MikariMartini 5 years ago

I like how her interest in the bugs is taking over her interest in the fancy-pants teacups.

4points

Petra Schaap 5 years ago

wtf is that in the middle? a micro octopus?

3points

S.Y.L 5 years ago

It's a twig according to the reddit post. It was added to make the display more "natural"

5points

Raine Soo 5 years ago

I'm leaving. The morbidity is no longer amusing.

3points

Xenia Granados 5 years ago

I collect dead lizards in my yard. I live in the desert so there is lots. I like the skeleton

2points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

uhhhhhh

2points

Average Grizzlies Fan 5 years ago

Nopity nope nope nope

2points

#86

My Friend Has Amassed A Collection Of Over 100 Copies Of Shrek On VHS

Final score:

42points

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Raine Soo 5 years ago

Okay...why? At the risk of sounding ignorant, this seems redundant.

66points

Kisses4Katie 5 years ago

Art at this point ;)

6points

Average Grizzlies Fan 5 years ago

Whoever collected all of these is my hero now.

4points

Bonnie Szabo 5 years ago

ITS HILARIOUS.

2points

Xanoron Liles 5 years ago

Cant have too many bud

1point

Wendillon 5 years ago

For the meme

0points

Az 5 years ago

They clearly hate Shrek and is taking them out of circulation. Clever

5points

Boudica 5 years ago

I like your thinking! :-D

0points

Shelli Aderman 5 years ago

Why

2points

razan youssef 5 years ago

Careful he is a man of culture.

2points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

Wow... Thats why I couldnt find an shrek on the shelves..Lmao

2points

BusLady 5 years ago

😂

2points

Steve Barnett 5 years ago

Does beg the question, why?

2points

Lauren Caswell 5 years ago

And yet they r still haunting charity shops worldwide....

2points

Brett 5 years ago

Yes... YES! After all these years of looking finally the shrek shrine

2points

JV 5 years ago

Why?

1point

Molly Block 5 years ago

Yeah..........................................NO.

1point

#87

My Bug Collection

Final score:

42points

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Brett 5 years ago

No.. why are there so many dead collections

5points

BusLady 5 years ago

Because you wouldn't want any of these alive. Except the butterflies.

1point

Kate Yeti 5 years ago

Beautifully displayed!

2points

RavenClaw 5 years ago

I couldn't do this i have a rational fear of bugs .. when i see them i freeze up .. my breathing and all like a statue ..just looking at this pic is creeping me out.

2points

CATMONSTER2018 5 years ago

oh hell no

1point

Eva Schmutz 5 years ago

I collect bugs but they are not big

1point

Jean Thompson 5 years ago

As you do.

0points

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

this bugs me for some reason . . .

0points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago (edited)

We are in a biodiversity crisis. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2020/05/where-have-all-the-insects-gone-feature/

0points

S.Y.L 5 years ago

Awesome collection! People need to realize that entomology is a real thing and without collecting like this then we wouldn't have data on these creatures though I don't know if OP is an entomologist or just collecting but on the reddit he's been collecting for 11 (probably 12 since the post is 1 year old) years now.

0points

BeazleBug 5 years ago

South Central North America...most likely Texas.

0points

#88

Local Tire Shop Has A Jar Full Of Various Things They’ve Found Inside Of Popped Tires

Final score:

42points

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Raine Soo 5 years ago

"But I didn't run over anything!" LOL

29points

Monika Soffronow 5 years ago (edited)

I added a large new screw to my screw box only a few days ago, from the parking lot at the supermarket. Better safe than sorry, and the person who will now not have a flat tire will never know that they owe me and that is as it should be.

1point

Cathy Cee 5 years ago

didn't we just see this up there ^ ?

0points

BoredPanda is awesome 5 years ago

Lol 🤣

0points

#89

My Xbox 360 Collection

Final score:

37points

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rgr8 5 years ago

This is a rather expensive collection.

30points

Brandi VanSteenwyk 5 years ago

My thoughts exactly. It's almost a flex post demonstrating their wealth.

2points

Kisses4Katie 5 years ago

I have the Halo one near the bottom left.

2points

Lara Verne 5 years ago

You must be rich.

0points

TTorrest Author 5 years ago

Just FYI- My 14-year-old has amassed a collection of video game consoles (and Guitar Hero guitars), too... We are far from rich. He's an avid garage saler and ebay customer, and can fix broken systems. He resells some of the repaired consoles to fund his hobby!

0points