Your top worldly possessions what are they and why?

[Backspace]

If my house was set on fire the one and only thing I'd grab is my picture of me and my Grandma just before she died. And I wouldn't care what else I lost as long as I got that picture.

[Beavis]

ComputerMoneyWeedFamilythats about my life summed up tbh

[Baroness.]

My vinyl/CD/Cassette collection

/the one i have yet to own/inherit.

[Creamy]

my vinylmy Macvarious family trinkets and keepsakes.nothing of any great importancei'm really not very materialistic. i aint one of these d*ckheads who think their cd/dvd collection is a reflection of their personality. gimme that sh*t on a hard drive anyday not long.

[Kaiser]

my favourite worldly possesion is my ipodmusic is lifeapart from that my 18k white carat gold chain is big...but its jus a shiny chain at the end of the day

lol bard your time

[serpent]

my turban

[Guest DN Braund]

computercarps3other sh*t i could live without but they could still go on the listfones, xbox 360, camcorder, 2nd, 3rd & 4th computer

[Faisal]

My future villa, (atm its ground).PS3, we'll be friend's forever, just like my ex-PS2.Soonish it'll be:My fancy/pricey/sickest projector.and that's it.

[Grafter]

my photographs

[Baroness.]

my photographs

sh*t! For real Smadds.

[Creamy]

my photographs

co-siggity i got bag it bag it up

[Sleepz]

XBOX 360

[FANTA]

Limited Edition magazines/books - some are from my fav artist/photo graphers, while others are out of print mags from yester years.All the comics i've written/drawn - I was 'ard with the pen as Scorcher says, nice to see how much development i've mad over the years.Trainer collection - some worn, some not, but all loved, individually.mobile phone collection - yes i have one of these, started out as something fun, then turned into 2 boxes full of OLD mobiles that no-one cares for except me...

[O.Man]

my motherf*cking weed

[Grafter]

my photographs

sh*t! For real Smadds.

i actually carry my most prized photos with me when i go on holiday or when i used to live up north, i would carry them down with me when i was visitin homejus incase there was a fire where i left thembut then im scared that if i carry them with me i could lose them

[Grafter]

so dumb cos there could be a fire any time

[Creamy]

smaddy is mad paro homiebeen sayin it since rwd times

[Superstition]

I don't like to rely overwhelmingly on creature comforts. It's my aim to not be too attached to physical items - in fact, ideally I'd like to be able to pack my life up in a suitcaseBut do I treasure my saxophone, my books, and my bong. A while back I'd have included my music collection, my photographs, and my random writings. But they're mostly digitized now, so I'll group them all into one item; my laptopAnd like most people, I have accumulated a handful of miscellaneous bric-a-brac with sentimental value

[Creamy]

nah i'm cool wit that. whats normal an all that.

[Creamy]

I don't like to rely overwhelmingly on creature comforts. It's my aim to not be too attached to physical items - in fact, ideally I'd like to be able to pack my life up in a suitcaseBut do I treasure my saxophone, my books, and my bong. A while back I'd have included my music collection, my photographs, and my random writings. But they're mostly digitized now, so I'll group them all into one item; my laptopAnd like most people, I have accumulated a handful of miscellaneous bric-a-brac with sentimental value

spuddyhow long u been playin manlookin to take up clarinet early next year

[Guest ChoccyLog]

I too will say pictures. They captured so many memories. I dont take enough photographs. Gonna walk around with my digicam at all times now.

[Guest ChoccyLog]

I too will say pictures. They captured so many memories. I dont take enough photographs. Gonna walk around with my digicam at all times now.

[Michel Kane]

iPod Classic

[X-T]

I don't like to rely overwhelmingly on creature comforts. It's my aim to not be too attached to physical items - in fact, ideally I'd like to be able to pack my life up in a suitcaseBut do I treasure my saxophone, my books, and my bong. A while back I'd have included my music collection, my photographs, and my random writings. But they're mostly digitized now, so I'll group them all into one item; my laptopAnd like most people, I have accumulated a handful of miscellaneous bric-a-brac with sentimental value

spuddyhow long u been playin manlookin to take up clarinet early next year

Lovely instrument, regret selling mine.

[Superstition]

I don't like to rely overwhelmingly on creature comforts. It's my aim to not be too attached to physical items - in fact, ideally I'd like to be able to pack my life up in a suitcaseBut do I treasure my saxophone, my books, and my bong. A while back I'd have included my music collection, my photographs, and my random writings. But they're mostly digitized now, so I'll group them all into one item; my laptopAnd like most people, I have accumulated a handful of miscellaneous bric-a-brac with sentimental value

spuddyhow long u been playin manlookin to take up clarinet early next year

It's about 3 years since I first got it.. I've still not had as much as a single lesson, but it's coming along well. Interestingly before I picked up the saxophone, I had a toot or two on an old clarinet we have in the house, just experimenting with embouchure and breathing since I'd never played a woodwind before. I love clarinets, such a wonderful round, warm sound, very much the charming tone. Good luck with it man. It's much easier on the lungs too (compared to alto sax), better-suited for those of us who aren't strangers to a smoke or two Once you get used to the thing we should form a VIP2 jam band. Soulive move over.