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What else do you collect besides Busses?

colby1979 said:
I have may addictions as well but my most expensive has to be Diesel Toyota Landcruisers...
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cool... cruisers and Busse's... Last year I sold my 1986 HJ-60, 5 speed diesel with a 2H in-line 6, I've been regretting it ever since!

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man, that sucks! I would love to have a HJ60 but I'm knee deep in 3B stuff so it would mess up my whole parts interchangeability thing.
 
besides collecting INFI,, I also collect/invest in Gold and silver bullion.:eek:

both are excellent investments and will never let you down :thumbup:
 
Old computers. At one time, I had Sun Sparc2, IPX; SGI Indy, Indigo II, and O2; DEC Alpha; and HP 9000/715 workstations serving as space heaters in my study.

Italian road motorcycles

Krein and Dervish knives

Rick
 
I was always into Sherlock Holmes so as a young kid I began collecting tobacco pipes. I built up a reasonable collection. When I grew up I began to collect problems. I've got quire a few now.
 
Animal skulls, misc. bones and parts. Gifted most of it away in the last several years, but I am starting to pick up again. Survival/Preparedness gear. Books on just about every subject I get interested in.
 
mfaster7 said:
I was always into Sherlock Holmes so as a young kid I began collecting tobacco pipes. I built up a reasonable collection. When I grew up I began to collect problems. I've got quire a few now.
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First time post! Pipes and INFI awesome qualities both have. First time Busse buyer for an BALE. Thank you for this forum, and pipes to pass the time waiting for the postman!
 
Haggis said:
First time post! Pipes and INFI awesome qualities both have. First time Busse buyer for an BALE. Thank you for this forum, and pipes to pass the time waiting for the postman!
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Welcome to BF, and congrats on your first Busse knife. You're doomed, DOOMED I tell ya!
 
There are a few things I dabble in... None quite with the focus, energy and % of income as Busse. My wife accuses me of "collecting" old metal Coleman Coolers - I love the things!

A veterinarian buddy of mine told me this story about his late dad. They lived in Hendersonville, TN. His dad was a MD/GP. Sometime after retirement, he receives a shoebox in the mail. Relatively light. Rattles a bit.

He opens it. It's completely full of years and years of fingernail/toenail clippings.

I told the bldg maintenance guy at work this story back in 2003. I found out about a year later, he would trim his nails in the office every week or so... then walk down the hall, unlock the IT Mgrs office, and drop 'em into his desk drawer. It wasn't until a couple of years later the the IT guy starting freakin' out. Fun (sick) times...
 
Paddling_man said:
There are a few things I dabble in... None quite with the focus, energy and % of income as Busse. My wife accuses me of "collecting" old metal Coleman Coolers - I love the things!

A veterinarian buddy of mine told me this story about his late dad. They lived in Hendersonville, TN. His dad was a MD/GP. Sometime after retirement, he receives a shoebox in the mail. Relatively light. Rattles a bit.

He opens it. It's completely full of years and years of fingernail/toenail clippings.

I told the bldg maintenance guy at work this story back in 2003. I found out about a year later, he would trim his nails in the office every week or so... then walk down the hall, unlock the IT Mgrs office, and drop 'em into his desk drawer. It wasn't until a couple of years later the the IT guy starting freakin' out. Fun (sick) times...
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That is messed up! Too funny! BTW, metal Coleman coolers are "da bomb". (old guy trying to sound cool voice:D ):thumbup:
 
My "Wife" has been collecting Waterford in the Lismore Castle pattern.
Funny thing is that she has not actually bought a piece of it herself...:cool:
I am the one picking it out....So technically here is a pic of my Waterford collection .:D
I did not dare slip a knife in the Pix or I would surely be executed!
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