Home & Garden What unusual item do you have in your house

[hawker92]

We landed on the moon? No way!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f_DPrSEOEo

 

[Caesar]

My extensive collection of 18th century antique Portuguese bud vases...

...seriously, this thread has made me realise I don't really own anything unusual. My possessions are very mundane.

 

[Tulip]

Plenty of African stone/wax/glass/woodwork, but none of its particularly valuable aside from the glass.

 

[Maroon Goon]

A large model Railway layout..Complete with VR and v/line Australia national, pacific national, great Northern locos and carriages and most Goods rolling stocks..About two and a half thousand old 78 Records. And a room full of old Fitzroy Football Club memorabilia.

 

[nicky]

I bought this at the linden postcard exhibition - originally i was annoyed by the missing punctuation but now i like it more and more.

I love this but unfortunately it's not owned by me.

 

[Old Skool]

 

[The Passenger]

A Dockers jumper, in my brothers room for some reason since he isn't even a Dockers fan, thinking about torching it and using it as toilet paper

that could have rather dire consequences for your arse....

 

[JolyV]

A touch rubicks cube, which puts on a light show when it's not being used.

Amazing I want it

 

[unfitroy]

I have about three quarters of a coffee jar full of old toe and finger nail clippings.

 

[MWPP]

A real set of human bones

 

[Lance Uppercut]

A touch rubicks cube, which puts on a light show when it's not being used.

how the **** do you peel the stickers off that??

huh, a stone vagina, that is weird.

 

[I bleed Blue]

Ive got alot of things I have picked up along my travels at home. On my wall I have 3 Sri Lanken masks that are ment to protect the home, bring happyness, health etc


They look like this

I also have a Japanesse samuri sword on one of my walls. This funky elephant carving from my time in India and just other bits and bobs. They are great for memories because as soon as you look at one of the items it takes you straight back to where you got it from.

 

[The Passenger]

They are great for memories because as soon as you look at one of the items it takes you straight back to where you got it from.

metaphorically or literally?? i'm hoping the latter.... that would be wicked.

 

[Simon_Nesbit]

metaphorically or literally?? i'm hoping the latter.... that would be wicked.

 

[Xtreme]

Replica knives from the Rambo movies, maybe not unusual. But people wouldn't expect me to have such a collection, nor know what i really do with them

 

[Hap Hapablap]

i have a mcdonalds and hungry jacks happy meal figurine collection dating back from 1989.

 

[mattyc25]

I used to have (but gave away to a mate) a preserved human bladder that was suffering from "acute cystitis" according to the label.

Another mate who was doing medicine said it was very large and inflamed.

Found it in the old Mont Park asylum poking around in cupboards.

 

[jonoman89]

Lol'd so hard at that

 

[DESTRUCTOR]

Bigfooty.
Thankyou internet.

 

[TurboHead]

A 35kg staffy wearing a knitted woollen jumper..... Man dog my arse.

 

[BORK]

I have a thing for collecting touring Brits. Might see what I can find in the Greek Island's this Northern Hemisphere summer.

 

[The_Todd07]

Picked this up in Venice


That chuck of concrete on top is a genuine part of the Berlin Wall


Coin purse from Budapest

 

[Lance Uppercut]

familiar to anyone who's enjoyed the Assassins Creed series...

 

[Igloo]

Isn't that one of the masks the doctors wore when people had the plague?

 

[Lance Uppercut]

Isn't that one of the masks the doctors wore when people had the plague?

dunno about the plague per se, but it was certainly the mask apothecary's wore in Renaissance Italy