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| Tweet Topic Started: Feb 25 2011, 12:14 AM (106 Views) | |
| aitch | Feb 25 2011, 12:14 AM Post #1 |
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What have you got, which although you dont use, you would never get rid of, for myself the main thing is a Bible, a king James one dated 1863, I found it in a skip when I worked for a scrap firm, so I took it home and my wife took it to heart, and made into our family Bible, even putting the births of ourselves and our children into the cover, I also at the same time found a descriptive world Atlas, by John Bartholomew dated 1871, the page showing Africa, has text all the way through it saying unexplored, it will maybe have some interest to the grand kids, but when you think what is accessible in this day and age, is it feasible to keep something like that nowadays, The Bible I would never get rid of, although not exactly a believer, I class myself as an agnostic, and can happily attend many churches and follow the the services and do so, except certain ones which shall remain nameless, to me , if you have to go door to door to sell religion, then its not a viable commodity, it will be interesting to hear your views, especially from the younger end of the forum :angel: :nod: |
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| Deleted User | Feb 25 2011, 01:16 AM Post #2 |
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Anything over 100 years old is most certainly worth keeping, Aitch. I too have a very old "church" bible with colour plates in it and as most folk know, I've never been a god-botherer, but this came into my hands on the death of my grandmother who was born circa 1895. Books should be cherished, no matter what their age, but most especially when they are of a great age and have survived. Just because you can look summat up on the internet doesn't replace the beauty of books. Also, I have many other things which I won't be able to get rid of for more personal reasons. :wink: |
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| Deleted User | Feb 25 2011, 09:23 AM Post #3 |
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I am a hoarder so I get rid of nothing but when I come to look for it the wife as thrown it out. Damn Women do they not realise clogs could come back into fashion :rofl: |
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| Ann | Feb 25 2011, 11:59 AM Post #4 |
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me and wikerman are the same we cant seem to thow stuff away good thing we have a bacment and a walk up attic :D |
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| *Jody* | Feb 25 2011, 11:59 PM Post #5 |
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I don't think i really own anything that i couldn't throw away. But i am only 20. I do have a bracelet that belonged to my nans grandmother...It is probably tat knowing my luck (I say that, i wouldn't know if it was tat or worth a fortune lol) and even though we no longer talk to my dads parents, i have still kept it. |
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| Pam | Feb 26 2011, 12:52 AM Post #6 |
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i have several things i would never get rid of, some clothing i doubt i will ever wear again but cannot part with, a locket which the content is very special to me. I have nothing of great value or age but its just odd things that i cannot part with |
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| Deleted User | Feb 26 2011, 08:55 AM Post #7 |
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On my keyring is an 'owd tatty brass dog tag that belonged to an 'owd tatty mutt called 'Duke' that I will never part with. At a time when my spirit was at a very low ebb that little dog's unconditional devotion and friendship saved me from doing something stupid. I suppose at sometime we all have a 'long dark night of the soul'... I was lucky to have that little chap with me during mine. He is long gone now, but I do treasure that dog tag. Oh... and I also have drawers and drawers of crud that 'may just come in'... :whistle: |
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| Deleted User | Feb 26 2011, 03:39 PM Post #8 |
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Cad that was a very moving little story. :nod: |
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| Ann | Feb 26 2011, 04:46 PM Post #9 |
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Ahh sorry about you dog Caff as for my self would never get rid of things that belonged to my mom dad things that have been passed down or would i ever get rid of my glitzy clothing wether they fir or not |
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| Squeezy | Feb 27 2011, 12:00 AM Post #10 |
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My hubby has drawers like that lol Have you seen Michael McIntyre's 'Man Drawer' routine? It's sopt on :lol: |
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