_Lee_
Sith Lord
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x-pack said:_Lee_ said:Given away to a spoilt little bastard :twisted:
And the most bitterness felt prize goes to... :lol:
I kind of remember bringing my Millenium Falcon and some other bits and bobs home from my Dad's and giving it to my brother who displayed it in his room. That was the start of our collection in the late 80's.
For a few years my mum was married to my brother's dad in the early 80's. I lived between parents so had two completely separate toy collections. One night my mum basically took us away from the pub they lived in with just the clothes on our back and never returned. She eventually got some furniture and belongings returned to her but I lost all my toys and clothes! Cousins donated a few bits to me (Christ! i forgot all about that :shock: ). Around 1987 the room I had round my mum's house consisted of furniture that came with the rented house, a Hinari Sunrise TV (donated) and a cassette player. Nothing else.
Meanwhile back at my Dad's hotel in Cheshire I had a room full of cool toys and posters and stuff. Total contrast to my other life. When they moved out in the 90's I hadn't seen them properly for a bit so had no hand in moving or saving the stuff I wanted, so they binned the lot! :roll: All my Star Wars and Lego. I had a Lego town set up. Gone! All my MAD comics dating back about 5 years! Gone! NES. Gone! Clothes!!!! Gone!. Childhood teddies (except Scruffy). Gone! All chucked in the ****ing skip! :x I honestly don't know how they didn't just get hold of me and ask if I wanted anything. People man!
All this childhood trauma and amputation of the past has probably influenced my collecting somewhat :?
Trust me Bazza, 'orrible little ****pig he was