your prized collection
By dire_angel
@dire_angel (207)
Philippines
January 30, 2007 10:23am CST
do you collect anything? I collect stamps, paper money and coins. Actually my grandmother started it, then she gave it to my father. i'm continuing it right now. I recently added two arrovo bills in our collection. arrovo bills are 100 peso bills that were printed incorrectly with our president's name misspelled as gloria macapagal arrovo, instead of arroyo which is her real surname. people say it was done on purpose because arrovo means thief so their implying that the current president is a thief.
So what objects do you collect yourself? How and when did you start on collecting it?
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@jpibanez29 (131)
• Philippines
30 Jan 07
Wow thats pretty awesome man. Me I collect pictures of my Ex-girlfriends. I started when I was 13. Now Im 22. I think I have 41 of them.
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@dire_angel (207)
• Philippines
31 Jan 07
Haha! That's funny.. so does that mean you've had 41 girlfriends already? Man, you must be a real charmer then! Good luck to all the ladies you have yet to meet! But i hope you eventually find someone who would make you end your collection! Haha. It's more meaningful, you know, to have this one special and lasting relationship with that person meant for you... anyhow, thanks for sharing your collection! Cheers!
@maribel1218 (3085)
• Philippines
1 Feb 07
hmmp..let me think my precious and prized collection for me is my John Grisham Collection. I almost complete all pocketbooks he published.
It is indeed a very informative and entertaining source of law related cases and it help me to analyze situation and puzzled on some twists of the stories.
I consider them books of real value.
@dire_angel (207)
• Philippines
1 Feb 07
Hey, that's a good collection. I do have a sizeable collection of books as well. I've collected all books of Judith McNaught and Amy Tan, although she's just written four books not counting the children's book she wrote. If you take good care of them they can be really valuable in the future. Cheers!
