What do you own/not own that makes you different?
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caco_ethes wrote: »tinkerhellraiser wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »I just realized I don’t own a sweatshirt.
what about a hoodie
No. I mean i have a light jacket that has a hood but its not a traditional hoodie
This makes me sad for you. Hoodies are the best article of clothing ever3 -
GenuineSalami wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »I just realized I don’t own a sweatshirt.
I do not own a bra, are you open for a barter?
I’ll give you my nude one but I’m gonna need the sweatshirt to be really really oversized1 -
I don't spend any money on decor at all. My walls are all bare. I'm super cheap in general. All of our linens and towels etc are all mis matched and have stains on them. My oven came with the house I'm pretty sure and it was built in 1982. It works but it's pretty janky. Can't read the numbers on the dial so I just guess as to what temp it is. One burner turns all the way up to high after about 10 minutes of being on.1
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LittleHearseDriver wrote: »I've never owned an iPod or MP3 player.
If this was 2008 then it would be weird. But I don't know of anyone today that owns one.
Way back when I asked my engineer what this thing I was designing was for. He said, "It's a volume control for an MP3 player". I didn't know what an MP3 player was going to be, but it was going to have my chip in it.2 -
Tenebrous_D wrote: »Tenebrous_D wrote: »
Or if I don’t want you to know specifics because it’s too easy to look up personal private information then
If that's the case, I would've went with Top 5. Perhaps Top 10 to really keep people off the trail.
Totally number two.
lol. Guess you’ll never know 😉1 -
Tenebrous_D wrote: »Tenebrous_D wrote: »
Or if I don’t want you to know specifics because it’s too easy to look up personal private information then
If that's the case, I would've went with Top 5. Perhaps Top 10 to really keep people off the trail.
Totally number two.
lol. Guess you’ll never know 😉
Cal Tech or MIT?3 -
I don’t own a degree from one of the top two engineering schools and/or vitamins5
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Will_Workout_for_food wrote: »Im into fashion and sneakers/trainers yet i dont own a single pair of yeezeys ( i think they ugly af ) or a moncler jacket
I don’t know what any of those things are1 -
caco_ethes wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »I don't own a car or have a driver's license. I don't do social media besides this one.
I own a full smart kitchen. My fridge has a tablet on it. I own several full size arcade games and pinball machines.
I cannot imagine having no car or license. I have to drive for just about everything, honestly even just to get the mail.
I was woo’d for this 😅. I live where it’s below freezing for a third of the year and my post office is four miles away9 -
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I don't any pets nor do I want any.1
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Two Flags from WWII (from the losing side of the war) & a container of sand from Iwo Jima.3
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DeadliftsAndSprinkles wrote: »
You are correct....i stand corrected4 -
DeadliftsAndSprinkles wrote: »DeadliftsAndSprinkles wrote: »
You are correct....i stand corrected
Well now I have to see them
Edited out the base of them so my friends name is not visible.17 -
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caco_ethes wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »I don't own a car or have a driver's license. I don't do social media besides this one.
I own a full smart kitchen. My fridge has a tablet on it. I own several full size arcade games and pinball machines.
I cannot imagine having no car or license. I have to drive for just about everything, honestly even just to get the mail.
I was woo’d for this 😅. I live where it’s below freezing for a third of the year and my post office is four miles away
You are probably getting woos for living in Rhubarb country.1 -
CanesGalactica wrote: »CanesGalactica wrote: »Keto_Vampire wrote: »CanesGalactica wrote: »Does being a mid-30s woman who owns a pretty extensive Magic: The Gathering collection count for anything?
Nerds are always welcome
We too have an extensive "paper" library. I love the tactile feedback from reading a book.
Dead tree editions are best IMO. I don't really like reading books on PC or smartphones. I also have MTG cards up to about 5th edition but haven't played in years.
I no longer own a toaster, I no longer own a TV, I do still have cable TV because I haven't called the service to shut it off. I no longer own an Xbox. I do still have my PS2 and a VCR and the original Star Wars and a Letterbox version as well.
I have Gundam Wing and two FF movies.
Have you watched any of the other Gundam series? Unicorn was surprisingly good, although a bit space-operaesque.
Also, you should get back into playing MTG! Though admittedly, they've added a bunch of mechanics since 5th edition.
Haven't watched any of the others. I don't generally watch much TV anyways so not sure I'll watch them.
I thought about playing MTG again and have been playing Pathfinder some but would have to replace all 3500 odd cards unless someone wanted to do classic. I left when flanking and some of the other abilities became popular.
Really need to go through my cards, I know I have some 2nd Edition but not sure if I have any Alpha/Beta cards. I think I do and I know I have a lot of Ice Age.0 -
Will_Workout_for_food wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »Will_Workout_for_food wrote: »Im into fashion and sneakers/trainers yet i dont own a single pair of yeezeys ( i think they ugly af ) or a moncler jacket
I don’t know what any of those things are
a fashion statement here in nyc, and a bunch of other states im sure. overpriced clothes that looks like poop (imo of course ) , but everyone has one here
i actually like some of the yeezys idk why. but i couldn't wear em myself either way i ain't got the natural aesthetic for it.2 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Two Flags from WWII (from the losing side of the war) & a container of sand from Iwo Jima.
This is awesome2 -
Back in ‘09 I worked stage security for Justin Moore when he came to my city as an overtime gig.
When the show was over the band got a pic with all of the local LEO working the event and he and the band signed a drum stick for my wife.
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kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Back in ‘09 I worked stage security for Justin Moore when he came to my city as an overtime gig.
When the show was over the band got a pic with all of the local LEO working the event and he and the band signed a drum stick for my wife.
Chris and Christy? Really? Its too much I can’t1 -
caco_ethes wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Back in ‘09 I worked stage security for Justin Moore when he came to my city as an overtime gig.
When the show was over the band got a pic with all of the local LEO working the event and he and the band signed a drum stick for my wife.
Chris and Christy? Really? Its too much I can’t
Yep that’s the truth. 😂2 -
I have a thermos collection of like 30 vairous ones.2
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