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<p>[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 9819005, member: 10944"]If you wanted to pick the thing that would tick me off more than anything else in the world it would be throwing away something the belonged to me without asking. If they weren’t the only family I’ve got I’d disown them for it, that’s how bad it annoys me. I guess that’s what I get for keeping important sentimental things there. Not that I had a choice as a kid. Now all that 80’s stuff is worth real $, on top of the sentimental value. I suppose I should round up the best of what’s left and put it in a tote labeled “death to any would be tosser”. All my 90’s and early 2000 band/concert shirts should still be there. Those have become shockingly valuable. Hundreds of dollars each on some of them. I was a huge nirvana guy and had at least half a dozen mid 90’s Nirvana shirts. Those are some of the best to have it seems. I feel your pain! Glad you held onto your daughters stuff. </p><p><br /></p><p>When I was young I thought it was insanely cool to have anything that belonged to my father when he was a boy. Nothing excited me more than getting one of his old matchbox cars or his cheap guitar.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 9819005, member: 10944"]If you wanted to pick the thing that would tick me off more than anything else in the world it would be throwing away something the belonged to me without asking. If they weren’t the only family I’ve got I’d disown them for it, that’s how bad it annoys me. I guess that’s what I get for keeping important sentimental things there. Not that I had a choice as a kid. Now all that 80’s stuff is worth real $, on top of the sentimental value. I suppose I should round up the best of what’s left and put it in a tote labeled “death to any would be tosser”. All my 90’s and early 2000 band/concert shirts should still be there. Those have become shockingly valuable. Hundreds of dollars each on some of them. I was a huge nirvana guy and had at least half a dozen mid 90’s Nirvana shirts. Those are some of the best to have it seems. I feel your pain! Glad you held onto your daughters stuff. When I was young I thought it was insanely cool to have anything that belonged to my father when he was a boy. Nothing excited me more than getting one of his old matchbox cars or his cheap guitar.[/QUOTE]
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