What's the oldest thing you own?

[peterosehaircut]

I have a trapdoor Springfield that was made in 1884.

[WestTexasCrude]

I have a trapdoor Springfield that was made in 1884.

I had to Google that. Very cool.

[JackRabbit_Slim]

Wow fascinating..

So yeah anyone can go out in their yard, pick up a rock and say gee this is old. But that's fucking stupid

It was the point of my thread. Why I mentioned "Think about it". Of course most people will think of things like family heirlooms, things associated with human activity, etc. But if a person mentioning those things would just think about it, for example the diamonds in the wife's wedding rings are millions of years old, I believe my point would be taken.

okay but a fucking rock isn't exactly interesting.. Where as objects made by man tend to be of more interest and value. But yeah yeah.. I see you over there making a ferguson face while saying "trick question!" like my brother used to when we were kids...

[DandyDon]

I have a Roman brass sestertius that belonged to my great great grandfather.

[WestTexasCrude]

Wow fascinating..

So yeah anyone can go out in their yard, pick up a rock and say gee this is old. But that's fucking stupid

It was the point of my thread. Why I mentioned "Think about it". Of course most people will think of things like family heirlooms, things associated with human activity, etc. But if a person mentioning those things would just think about it, for example the diamonds in the wife's wedding rings are millions of years old, I believe my point would be taken.

okay but a fucking rock isn't exactly interesting.. Where as objects made by man tend to be of more interest and value. But yeah yeah.. I see you over there making a ferguson face while saying "trick question!" like my brother used to when we were kids...

You are missing the point by a mile. I'm not talking rocks (created over Billions of years of volcanic activity). I'm talking former living things (dinosaurs, wood, insects trapped in amber, fossils, living things like sea anemones millions of year old preserved in the rocks.

[CaptQuint]

Most people I know have sea anemones in their living rooms

[WestTexasCrude]

Most people I know have sea anemones in their living rooms

Must be a bitch to keep that shit clean.

[megman]

Wow fascinating..

So yeah anyone can go out in their yard, pick up a rock and say gee this is old. But that's fucking stupid

It was the point of my thread. Why I mentioned "Think about it". Of course most people will think of things like family heirlooms, things associated with human activity, etc. But if a person mentioning those things would just think about it, for example the diamonds in the wife's wedding rings are millions of years old, I believe my point would be taken.

okay but a fucking rock isn't exactly interesting.. Where as objects made by man tend to be of more interest and value. But yeah yeah.. I see you over there making a ferguson face while saying "trick question!" like my brother used to when we were kids...

You are missing the point by a mile. I'm not talking rocks (created over Billions of years of volcanic activity). I'm talking former living things (dinosaurs, wood, insects trapped in amber, fossils, living things like sea anemones millions of year old preserved in the rocks.

People keep missing the point because you're all cryptic in your own mind to start and then you change what it's suppose to be halfway through....

Retard.

[WestTexasCrude]

Wow fascinating..

So yeah anyone can go out in their yard, pick up a rock and say gee this is old. But that's fucking stupid

It was the point of my thread. Why I mentioned "Think about it". Of course most people will think of things like family heirlooms, things associated with human activity, etc. But if a person mentioning those things would just think about it, for example the diamonds in the wife's wedding rings are millions of years old, I believe my point would be taken.

okay but a fucking rock isn't exactly interesting.. Where as objects made by man tend to be of more interest and value. But yeah yeah.. I see you over there making a ferguson face while saying "trick question!" like my brother used to when we were kids...

You are missing the point by a mile. I'm not talking rocks (created over Billions of years of volcanic activity). I'm talking former living things (dinosaurs, wood, insects trapped in amber, fossils, living things like sea anemones millions of year old preserved in the rocks.

People keep missing the point because you're all cryptic in your own mind to start and then you change what it's suppose to be halfway through....

Retard.

Please feel free to take your retarded Dumbass back to my original post and see what I was saying. Not that I give a shit what you think.

[Reservoir Dog]

Wow fascinating..

So yeah anyone can go out in their yard, pick up a rock and say gee this is old. But that's fucking stupid

It was the point of my thread. Why I mentioned "Think about it". Of course most people will think of things like family heirlooms, things associated with human activity, etc. But if a person mentioning those things would just think about it, for example the diamonds in the wife's wedding rings are millions of years old, I believe my point would be taken.

okay but a fucking rock isn't exactly interesting.. Where as objects made by man tend to be of more interest and value. But yeah yeah.. I see you over there making a ferguson face while saying "trick question!" like my brother used to when we were kids...

You are missing the point by a mile. I'm not talking rocks (created over Billions of years of volcanic activity). I'm talking former living things (dinosaurs, wood, insects trapped in amber, fossils, living things like sea anemones millions of year old preserved in the rocks.

No part of the living organism is preserved in the rock, you dumbass.

[WestTexasCrude]

Wow fascinating..

So yeah anyone can go out in their yard, pick up a rock and say gee this is old. But that's fucking stupid

It was the point of my thread. Why I mentioned "Think about it". Of course most people will think of things like family heirlooms, things associated with human activity, etc. But if a person mentioning those things would just think about it, for example the diamonds in the wife's wedding rings are millions of years old, I believe my point would be taken.

okay but a fucking rock isn't exactly interesting.. Where as objects made by man tend to be of more interest and value. But yeah yeah.. I see you over there making a ferguson face while saying "trick question!" like my brother used to when we were kids...

You are missing the point by a mile. I'm not talking rocks (created over Billions of years of volcanic activity). I'm talking former living things (dinosaurs, wood, insects trapped in amber, fossils, living things like sea anemones millions of year old preserved in the rocks.

No part of the living organism is preserved in the rock, you dumbass.

Good fucking lord. Is this is all that's left of any intelligent leftover from 20 years of UJ. Damn disgrace.

[DiverTexas]

I have some petrified wood in the garden.
A Nazi helmet, Nazi deaths head insignia. SS badge.

What rank did you get up to?

He was a Gauleiter remember.

Whats the oldest thing I own? Your mom!

Well, if you want to own her, be sure to bring your shovel. She's 6 foot under near the NE corner of the local cemetery. So, I guess this forum doesn't have the option of multiple replies to different people on one post. I've never seen anyone use it and I don't see it.

Just have to think outside the box.
Copy and paste can be your friend.

Screw that shit. Not wasting time on that crap. Not like it's needed very often.

No worries, would hate to see you waste your time.

[WestTexasCrude]

I have some petrified wood in the garden.
A Nazi helmet, Nazi deaths head insignia. SS badge.

What rank did you get up to?

He was a Gauleiter remember.

Whats the oldest thing I own? Your mom!

Well, if you want to own her, be sure to bring your shovel. She's 6 foot under near the NE corner of the local cemetery. So, I guess this forum doesn't have the option of multiple replies to different people on one post. I've never seen anyone use it and I don't see it.

Just have to think outside the box.
Copy and paste can be your friend.

Screw that shit. Not wasting time on that crap. Not like it's needed very often.

No worries, would hate to see you waste your time.

So, whats the story of this "maybe" 1622 coin from the Atocha shipwreck? Florida keys, right?

[Stapes]

Another quality thread

[DiverTexas]

What rank did you get up to?

He was a Gauleiter remember.

Whats the oldest thing I own? Your mom!

Well, if you want to own her, be sure to bring your shovel. She's 6 foot under near the NE corner of the local cemetery. So, I guess this forum doesn't have the option of multiple replies to different people on one post. I've never seen anyone use it and I don't see it.

Just have to think outside the box.
Copy and paste can be your friend.

Screw that shit. Not wasting time on that crap. Not like it's needed very often.

No worries, would hate to see you waste your time.

So, whats the story of this "maybe" 1622 coin from the Atocha shipwreck? Florida keys, right?

No "maybe" about it. Certified authentication removes that question. Yes, purchased in the Keys.

[WestTexasCrude]

Another quality thread

I hope that's a compliment.

[WestTexasCrude]

He was a Gauleiter remember.

Well, if you want to own her, be sure to bring your shovel. She's 6 foot under near the NE corner of the local cemetery. So, I guess this forum doesn't have the option of multiple replies to different people on one post. I've never seen anyone use it and I don't see it.

Just have to think outside the box.
Copy and paste can be your friend.

Screw that shit. Not wasting time on that crap. Not like it's needed very often.

No worries, would hate to see you waste your time.

So, whats the story of this "maybe" 1622 coin from the Atocha shipwreck? Florida keys, right?

No "maybe" about it. Certified authentication removes that question. Yes, purchased in the Keys.
Cool. And I can guess. It's silver?

[WestTexasCrude]

He was a Gauleiter remember.

Well, if you want to own her, be sure to bring your shovel. She's 6 foot under near the NE corner of the local cemetery. So, I guess this forum doesn't have the option of multiple replies to different people on one post. I've never seen anyone use it and I don't see it.

Just have to think outside the box.
Copy and paste can be your friend.

Screw that shit. Not wasting time on that crap. Not like it's needed very often.

No worries, would hate to see you waste your time.

So, whats the story of this "maybe" 1622 coin from the Atocha shipwreck? Florida keys, right?

No "maybe" about it. Certified authentication removes that question. Yes, purchased in the Keys.
Cool. And I can guess. It's silver?

[WestTexasCrude]

He was a Gauleiter remember.

Well, if you want to own her, be sure to bring your shovel. She's 6 foot under near the NE corner of the local cemetery. So, I guess this forum doesn't have the option of multiple replies to different people on one post. I've never seen anyone use it and I don't see it.

Just have to think outside the box.
Copy and paste can be your friend.

Screw that shit. Not wasting time on that crap. Not like it's needed very often.

No worries, would hate to see you waste your time.

So, whats the story of this "maybe" 1622 coin from the Atocha shipwreck? Florida keys, right?

No "maybe" about it. Certified authentication removes that question. Yes, purchased in the Keys.

Redo- Silver coin, right?

[WestTexasCrude]

Sorry to bring this to the top again, but I have 2 unanswered questions. DT- Silver? charliesheen- About that 200 AD Roman textile?

[DiverTexas]

Yes, silver. Grade 2.

[Who]

Yes, silver. Grade 2.

Any new knives? pics?

[DiverTexas]

Yes, silver. Grade 2.

Any new knives? pics?

Yes sir, a lot actually.
I will try to get some pictures soon.

[Charliesheen]

Sorry to bring this to the top again, but I have 2 unanswered questions. DT- Silver? charliesheen- About that 200 AD Roman textile?

Sorry, I tried but didn't unnerstan the question.

[WestTexasCrude]

Yes, silver. Grade 2.

Thought so. Pelosi mine in Peru at 16,000 feet. Essentially a geologists dream. A whole mountain made of silver as much as can ever be expected. Supplied 75% of the World's silver for 150 years. Largest population in the New World in the 16th Century. Paid for all the European wars for 200 years.