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2 years ago db clay had a spring cleaning day and we went to the dump. This was the last thing i found.
This was a Christmas present from about a decade ago. It really is a drum machine.
This is from Chili’s Circa 2001. I don’t think I earned it which makes me wonder how I got it.
No idea when I got this but I have had it for over a decade. I like to tell people it is real.
I have had this since I was about 13. I got it at Seaside, Oregon and I often quote better Off Dead.
Yes, I have a few creepy dolls. I have gotten everyone of them from Value Village. I admit, they are weird.
This is the most famous doll. I think one of my friends set up an email on the doll’s behalf at one point.
This doll sat on my desk for 4 years. It was often the elephant in the room during meetings.
I had had this for about 5 years. It usually sits around as a backup since it is pretty shady.
I got this less than 3 months ago with my two friends Christina and Lindsay at Ray’s Rag Time PDX.
My dad put this on my 28th birthday cake and after I blew it out he cleaned it off and gave it to me. He knew.
I got this from my mom. I was never sure why she had it but she said it would bring me good luck.
I found this in the middle of the road while driving. I spotted it and risked my life to fetch it. Bizarre.
I have found a ton of these around over the years… I have since found out that they are from Comcast.
My friend Chuck makes these and sells them at Portland Saturday Market. I got this one about 4 years ago.
I found this on a walk with Garett Stenson in Salt Lake City, Utah on May 2006. Not really sure what it is.
This broke off of an art peice my Uncle Tim Diggles did years back. I plan on someday reattaching it.
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