What's the weirdest thing that you own?

a serial killer's birth certificate

A 4'6" tall sarcophagus (Egyptian coffin), which could stack DVD's interior. Scored it for $250 and had it considering the fact that 14. i replaced into smitten with the aid of historic way of existence, notably Egyptian mythology. So I even have $200 set of canopic jars and tiny gods statues. they're rather well worth it, I spent months earning the money to purchase them. ^_^

Wow, that is weird. I think you should give yourself best answer! :)

I have a bar of soap I got in 1975. My mom bought it for me at a bizarre sale and it has a little picture made of some cool plastic surrounded in lace on it. Since it was so pretty, I never used it. After awhile, I had it for so many years I just can't part with it. I hope one day to own the oldest bar of soap. It's 32 years old, maybe I already do.

Not anymore but I used to own this weird thing that was a plastic bottom that looked like an ice cream cone and the top was a foam soccer ball and they were connected by a string and if I pushed the foam into the cone, I could pull a switch and it would fly! I used to bug the crap out of it but one day, it broke. *sigh* Rest In Piece

a chunk of original tile from the walls of Park Street Under subway station in Boston. From when they were covering the station in stucco during the 1970s

4 shoeboxes of picture postcards

an original scratch and sniff card from the movie Polyester.

lots of stuff...

I own a 42 inch lcd tv right now and NO Matress to sleep on. only the couch right now. Gotta love advertising hype. lol

Rich, I just can't top you *or the guy that owns the serial killer's birth certificate*. I thought I was strange, but everything I own is pretty mundane in comparison. I'm crushed. really. :(

one of those letters you see on gas station signs. i saw a "y" laying on the ground when i went in, and when i came out i grabbed it. i was 15, what a rebel, and i cant seem to get rid of it. and a crime stoppers sign, i stole from a post outside my house. again 15, what a rebel.

My shoelace collection.

When I was little I tied together as many shoelaces as I could find into one large string, I wanted to make it large enough to wrap around the world and tie in a bow.

A bell of a ship that sunk in ww2

Half a heart and a shadow of a soul.