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rarest things
What is the rarest thing you own?
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Permalink Reply by Karin M Fichtner on
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There was an artist in Wisconsin named Marvin Delke who used to do incredible sculptures and carvings. He could turn a hunk of wood into something breathtakingly beautiful. He specialized in things in Nature....although he had been commissioned to carve altars in churches and college campuses, as well. He never made more than one of each thing; no two pieces of his art are alike. I am lucky enough to posess one of his works....a life-size barn owl, framed in what appears to be a broken barn window. It was a wedding gift when I married my second husband.....an old childhood friend of his. I treasure it....as Marvin has been dead now for several years. I wouldn't even know what it would sell for if I ever wanted to part with it.....which I don't.
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Permalink Reply by flippr 2.0 on
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I don't know how rare it is,but,it's one of the first laptops made,and it still works.(the mouse is built into the lid on the right side).
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Far Out! I haven't seen one like that before. Does it still work ok?
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it's a real slowpoke.but it does function.
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Permalink Reply by Wayne Goodwin on
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Well it isn't my "Nuts" . Guess maybe my 1996 Chevy truck ...
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a man has got to love his pick-up truck,or what's the point of driving it.?
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Permalink Reply by LoveLife&Laughter on
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Steak.
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Hey Rose sure liking your book . Enjoying the mild sex in it .....
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I have a ~65+myo mosquito, Maybe there is some T-Rex DNA in it too. I like to think so...
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Permalink Reply by Johnnieboy on
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In the late 80's the first laptops they gave us at work were Grids, similar to this. The were slow, but reliable. Weighed a ton!
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