As of a few minutes ago, I have now collected exactly 1,200 recordings of different concerts by a U.S. band called the Grateful Dead whose performing career ended in 1995. That's more or less 50% of all the shows they ever performed. By this time tomorrow the number will be about 1,208.
The question for debate is: does anyone have any similar compulsions or obsessions tomine in statistically comparable terms, sheer anorakery, thin air obscurity or extraordinary dedication?
Originally posted by FMFI collect post marks, beer mats, and old match boxes. Have thousands of each,and also am a compulsive train number spotter.
As of a few minutes ago, I have now collected exactly 1,200 recordings of different concerts by a U.S. band called the Grateful Dead whose performing career ended in 1995. That's more or less 50% of all the shows they ever performed. By this time tomorrow the number will be about 1,208.
The question for debate is: does anyone have any similar compulsions or o ...[text shortened]... tatistically comparable terms, sheer anorakery, thin air obscurity or extraordinary dedication?
Originally posted by twhiteheadMy Obsessive Poster Quotient (number of pages in my 'Public Forum Posts' divided by the number of months since I joined) is:
Surely spending time in this forum beats that hands down?
869 divided by (12 x 5) = 14.48
I think others will have a higher OPQ.
Yours twhitehead is 727/66 = 11.02
Anyone else?
Originally posted by FMFI collect foreign currency. I have hundreds of banknotes filling eight binders, with between two and twenty banknotes from every country in the world.
As of a few minutes ago, I have now collected exactly 1,200 recordings of different concerts by a U.S. band called the Grateful Dead whose performing career ended in 1995. That's more or less 50% of all the shows they ever performed. By this time tomorrow the number will be about 1,208.
The question for debate is: does anyone have any similar compulsions or o ...[text shortened]... tatistically comparable terms, sheer anorakery, thin air obscurity or extraordinary dedication?
Originally posted by rwingettI go to work everyday so that I can collect American currency. I know it is basically worthless today but I enjoy its sentimental value for what it once represented. 😛
I collect foreign currency. I have hundreds of banknotes filling eight binders, with between two and twenty banknotes from every country in the world.
Originally posted by FMFWith an obsession like that it is no wonder your posts are so purile.
As of a few minutes ago, I have now collected exactly 1,200 recordings of different concerts by a U.S. band called the Grateful Dead whose performing career ended in 1995. That's more or less 50% of all the shows they ever performed. By this time tomorrow the number will be about 1,208.
The question for debate is: does anyone have any similar compulsions or o ...[text shortened]... tatistically comparable terms, sheer anorakery, thin air obscurity or extraordinary dedication?