• There has been a recent cluster of spammers accessing BARFer accounts and posting spam. To safeguard your account, please consider changing your password. It would be even better to take the additional step of enabling 2 Factor Authentication (2FA) on your BARF account. Read more here.

What's your single most prized material possession?

I don't know, I feel like some of them I have are. I mean, it really depends on what I stuff them with.

10264975_1092168897463499_777185079331979556_n.jpg
 
I'll tell you, that calendar has been left for dead once I loaned it to my friends in SF who took the liberty to take great liberties with the visual materials, month after luscious month.

These days I got not one thing that means all that much to me.

Damn you Paul, Mikey and Rod, damn you!
 
Thanks Mel; im not always a bitter cynical jackass only on a couple topics. Meeeery Christmas :)

Who said you are a bitter, cynical, small minded, intolerant, asshat?
Change your narrative young man, change it to something beautiful!
 
Who said you are a bitter, cynical, small minded, intolerant, asshat?
Change your narrative young man, change it to something beautiful!

Awesome!!! :laughing

And nah it doesn't fit with my perception based on my experience. Why would I go and waste all that good Government training lying to myself my dear? :p
 
Most prized material possession:

A custom made for me Alberico OM acoustic guitar I got in January of 2002. It has cocobolo back and sides over a European spruce top (German spruce). The guitar fits me like no other, and the tone! My God the tone!!!!

I couldn't really afford to replace it now. It's worth the price of a decent used car, but to me it's priceless. Guitars come and go in your life, but this one is an heirloom. There's a lot of me in that guitar.

I have three custom made acoustic guitars, but my Alberico OM is special. I'd run into a burning building to save it.
 
Every time I have a possession that I deem prized someone comes along who obviously loves it more than I ever will so I usually give it away.

I did have a little box of "dear" possessions from when I was about 9 and plotting running away. It was full of things important to a little girl. When I saw the faded plastic mouse pin near the trash I panicked. My So came across the box in the shop and had new clue what it was, looked like junk to him :cry
 
i inherited a lot of art from my family,a hockney ,also including 2 remington prints he did for harper's magazine in 1886 and a small goya pencil drawing from my family in france.my dad collected cars from the danbury mint.he bought a model of every car he owned-very cool.
 
I'm happy to say I got her back, and have been neck deep in her for three days straight. :cry :love
 
a ham and cheese sammich with a little fresh horseradish and an ice cold glass of milk.
I never get to own it for long, but while I do, it always makes me feel good.
 
Last edited:
My dads .300 Weatherby magnum ( he passed in 2001).
And it doesn't last long but it's a Chilis southern smokehouse bacon burger with extra bacon. :thumbup
 
Last edited:
my mothers Magna Cum Lawdy pin from Columbia U.
That would be in New York.
 
Back
Top