[jdesclafani]

Originally Posted by Chop79

I love a nice watch... My custom Breitling should be in any day.

yep...i like watches just picked up a nice movado...looking at a breitling but need to put it on hold because im picking up the car soon and need some mod money....

[Oregon]

Originally Posted by mrgoochio

Hookah

...and just what do you load in your hookah?:wink:

[Cybersavage]

Electric Bass

Lakland "Duck Dunn" with a custom wound (by Fred Hammon, of Hammon Engineering) DarkStar pickup and pearl pick guard. The only one I've ever seen (or heard of) in this configuration.




Custom refinish (by Pat Wilkins) Fender "Geddy Lee" Jazz Bass with Audere pre-amp. (the only one like it on the planet)




Fender USA 50th Anniversary (1996)
Deluxe Precision: (very rare in pristine condition)

[MrRoboto]

Some of my vices.

-Cuban Cigars
-Peaty Scotch
-Fine Watches

Need more money.....

[0002s]

Cameras
Firearms
Fly rods

[MrRoboto]

Firearms....ahhh you crazy americans.

[0002s]

Originally Posted by MrRoboto

Firearms....ahhh you crazy americans.

Welcome to my country, where you have the right to bear arms and the right to arm bears.

hell I have a gun room....

Zombies don't stand a chance

[MZWIE]

Hmm Wine. I have approximately 400 bottles in the cellar. I mostly lean towards big red wines. From France, Puillacs. From California, Cabernets, Merlots and Pinots.

I also like vintage Ports and Sauternes. Have a few bottles from the fifties. Just waiting for an excuse to drink them...hmm can you say 1 series party

I also love high end A/V equipment and watches that are not common place. No insult to anyone but Rolexes are way over done.

[colonel1961]

Originally Posted by Cybersavage

Electric Bass

Lakland Duck Dunn w/ custom wound DarkStar pickup:

Custom Fender Geddy Lee:

Fender USA Deluxe Precision:

Nice axes - even if they aren't vintage!

[mrgoochio]

Originally Posted by Surname

...and just what do you load in your hookah?:wink:

shhh!!

But really though, I own 4 hookahs and I plan to get another one very soon. :roundel:

[Sherifftruman]

Got this in the first batch shipped to dealers in the US. It is funny as I used to wear a few watches that ranged between $150-$500 and most peopel thought I was crazy.

I would really love a nice Panerai but I just can't see spending $7500 to $15000 on one.

http://www.panerai.com/s_page.xpd?id...2&id_sezione=1



Surname, you post makes me think it is 1975 again.

[Chop79]

Since were adding pics now... Every pilot needs a custom Breitling:headbang:... Delivery took nine months. I guess some things are worth waiting for, like the 1:biggrin:

[Chop79]

Originally Posted by Sherifftruman

Got this in the first batch shipped to dealers in the US. It is funny as I used to wear a few watches that ranged between $150-$500 and most peopel thought I was crazy.

I would really love a nice Panerai but I just can't see spending $7500 to $15000 on one.

http://www.panerai.com/s_page.xpd?id...2&id_sezione=1

Very nice btw. How were you able to get your hands on the first shipment?

[Sherifftruman]

I had been looking for a TAG for a while and had signed up at their site. As soon as they sent emails out announcing the Calibre S I started asking a couple of different local Jewelry stores that sold TAG. Problem is they are worse than car dealers in knowing what is coming, unless you happen to get the right person as most sales people just like to show what is in the case.

At any rate, after 6 months of asking I finally found the right place and person and they had some coming in a couple of weeks. As much luck as anything really.

[Yeti]

I always wanted a nice automatic watch a simple one that just tells the time and looks good.
Found one at Christopher Ward.

[chewablechain]

pool (own my very own solid maple table), model cars mostly the classics, and frank sinatra (I have every recorded song he ever did! - sick I know!)

[Oregon]

Originally Posted by chewablechain

model cars mostly the classics

As in building scale models?

[chewablechain]

Originally Posted by Surname

As in building scale models?

Well, I used to work in a Classic Muscle Car Shop- they were nice enough to let me pretend I was helping them build the real deal. Let just say I'm dangerous in shops.... No, I was only allowed to build the small scales 1:43, 1:18 for the waiting rooms. I got to like it though, something about the smell of model glue and a fresh plastic case does it for me. ahah

[Oregon]

There's this - http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showt...ht=scale+model

[chewablechain]

*jaw drops* Wow, that is incredible..

[Oregon]

Thanks. I have a few more, including a 1/20 Williams FW-07, which, has won 'a few' awards.:wink:

[mrgoochio]

Originally Posted by chewablechain

pool (own my very own solid maple table), model cars mostly the classics, and frank sinatra (I have every recorded song he ever did! - sick I know!)

+1 for pool.. i am a big fan of billiards both 8 and 9 ball. not really into snooker though. brunswick gold crown series tables are my absolute favorite to play on..