If you had to identify yourself by ONE of your material possessions, which would you choose and why?
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Miss Awesome
ANSWERS: 42
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A book. I love books. I'm always seeking after knowledge. When I read a book I don't just read it, I study its content.
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I'll take the book thing one step further. My Bible.
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my doctor who action figure collection.it shows i'm slighty obsessive but still a kid at heart.
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My mountain bike. I love it dearly. I ride it every day. It is worth more than my car. I can never ride a racing bike because I'm too rough and just break them. My bike gets ridden through bush, down ski-runs, over jumps, down flights of stairs, up and down escalators, just about anywhere. Currently I'm nursing a badly grazed leg, grazed arm and swollen jaw after almost breaking my cheekbone on a rock. I've had broken ribs, broken wrist, uncountable bruises, numerous large grazes and a few concussions from riding - but will not stop until I'm physically incapable of mounting a bike. Life is too boring without a few bumps!
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My laptop. It is always with me and...of course...it is my extrnal brain.
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My home.
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My photo album/scrapbook.
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Heirloom diamond owner.
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A computer, first thing I ever started using.
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My guitar.
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my pencial^^ drawing is my life to meXD and my pencial makes that possible!
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Funny that I am wracking my brain and nothing comes to mind. Nothing physical can really identify me personally. I wear mostly black so maybe black clothes would identify me? lol
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My Engagement ring or my Crucifix.
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Dreamcatcher
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My still functional Nintendo. (I'm a NERD)
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My 9mm I can be cold and deadly.
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A small compass that my mom gave me years ago. Great sentimental value,...plus it's cool. I like to know where I'm headed!
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my ipod. it's the soundtrack of my life. :) and it has pictures of some of my favorite memories on it.
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my pickup nothing fancy kinda country
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My Steinberger GM1TA guitar. It's old, dingy, dinged up here and there, and should probably be retired, but when you plug it in it still makes great music.
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My camera. I carry it everywhere, use it on a daily basis, and feel somewhat defenseless and exposed leaving the house without it.
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A skateboard. Skateboarding has made me who I am today. It's taught me many valuable life lessons concerning Choice & Consequence, Risk, Purpose, Discipline... Skateboarding has taught me to accept responsibility for my own actions, and that anything is possible. I am not afraid to fail, I've learned to appreciate it in some ways. I've learned to embrace fear, and not to let it limit me in my life.
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My car. I've saved up my whole life, and bought a 2004 Honda Accord. I take very good care of it, and it defines me because it's the largest and most meaningful purchase I've ever made!
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My books, I can't leave them behind..Its information
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my real human skull on the table. it reminds me of the final destination, and by contemplating death, great bliss and equinimity arise
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My dogtags - you get what you see and all in all, unless you end up in really deep sh*t you never really know they are there...
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I guess it would be the hammered gold and marquis diamond solitaire ring that I had made and wear every day. It is an original design and I had my husband give it to me as a wedding ring 25 years ago.
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A 1" high medical symbol on my necklace. Medicine has always been important to me.
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my i.d. it has my full-name, social, address, a bunch of other cool looking sparklies, designs, and a picture of this crazy looking cutie!
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My golf clubs....reminds me that I can't be successful at everything in life ( my divorce papers remind me of that too,but they are stored away somewhere)
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My blankie. I have had it since I was a baby and it's still on my bed.
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My golf clubs. It is the only material possession that has any value to me.
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I guess in that case, maybe everyone is right ... I really *am* a prick.
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perfume!!!!! cuz its POISON
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my cheerleading uniform. one, cheer is my life. two, it represents a team, which to me means (cheer) family. three, cheerleaders stick with their teams through wins and losses, which is loyalty.
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My new toy,1992 Figaro,right hand drive,imported from Japan.It has a convertible roof that folds into the trunk,is 1960's retro looking,and has lots of class and chrome.
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my sunglasses. i have over 30 pairs of designer sunglasses. including a pair of raybans from 1972. Im stylish, and sunglasses define my mood.
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My "book" of poetry, because it reflects who I am and how I have changed over time; it is completely original; and was created by my own hand, thoughts and innovation.
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my bed. because I made it out of my imagination. I bought drawer gliders, hardwood ply, glue, screws and tools. no instructions except what I came up with from my own mind ... it may not be the prettiest bed in the world but it is totaly functional. (it has 12 drawers plus 2 drawers in the night stands which are attached to the bed so they do not block the drawers next time I make one it will be lighter) I have sat on the night stands which are the weakest part of the bed. you could stand 2 dozen people on it and it would not squeek. when the time comes to hand it down to kids it can with little modification be turned into 2 twin beds. I identify with it because it shows my inginuity and ability create.
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My stereo, as it is the most important thing in my house.
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One of my pewter dragon statues. I love everything that's mystical and artistic.
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It would be Stimpy, the larger of my two glass pipes. I haven't seen any like that ever. Since I managed a pipe shop before that is a decent feat. Most people who know me would recognize that.
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