Pics of action figs. If you're in your 40's and you have Kenner Star Wars, post those pics ASAP!
What Fun Things do you have in your Office?
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LOL, right
I'm still building shelves in my spare time so most everything is in a corner at this point. Not quite to 40, 35 in June.
I never got into Star wars but I have some hand-me-downs. R2D2 is the only one I can find right now but I remember some others, don't know their names though.
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I know all about "fun" things in offices. I installed office furniture for nearly 20 years ( private offices, cubicles, custom work etc).
I've seen quite a few "fun" things in people's offices. We were in people's filing cabinets etc all day. I mostly would find dildos and porn mags. Found what had to be an 18" horse dick dildo in some GUYS 36" lateral file in the bottom draw. I was just trying to pull the draw out so I could level the cabinet. I was happy it was after hours and neither he nor I had to deal with that embarrassment.
I've also had women in skirts/dresses that would just stay at their desk chair and work when I told them I had to go under their desk to repair their keyboard tray, or power outlet etc. You could just see right up their dress, and you know they knew it too.
I've seen quite a few "fun" things in people's offices. We were in people's filing cabinets etc all day. I mostly would find dildos and porn mags. Found what had to be an 18" horse dick dildo in some GUYS 36" lateral file in the bottom draw. I was just trying to pull the draw out so I could level the cabinet. I was happy it was after hours and neither he nor I had to deal with that embarrassment.
I've also had women in skirts/dresses that would just stay at their desk chair and work when I told them I had to go under their desk to repair their keyboard tray, or power outlet etc. You could just see right up their dress, and you know they knew it too.
My grandkids bring them over. Holy crap are they expensive.
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Old xray tubes, tungsten anodes, lasers (gas and solid-state) equipment to test all of that, equipment to measure radiation output and beam quality of an xray tube, a couple of old beam-power tetrodes from a truly ancient xray generator, a synchronous rectifier (think of an AC electric motor that spins a DC-generator, to convert incoming ac to outgoing DC, it's how they used to do it), I kid you not from an old old old Toshiba xray generator. We had a five-gallon bucket of honest-to-gosh PCB oil, but the state came and got it ages and ages ago, and thank God! We had a giant mercury-arc rectifier that had 12 gallons of mercury in it, no fooling, but the state took that away too, thank God!
Ugh
Good eye, and of the 36 diecast in my collection it's the only non Ford.
My wife got that for me years ago at Dragon Con... Atlantas Comic Con.
Nah, I was talking about the Lego Ford GT and Bronco on the right of Nick's desk.
Fun things in my work office is probably cobwebs and whatever else that has taken over in the 2 years that I haven't had to go there.
Same here. I go back a few days a week about three weeks from now. I'll see if the die cast Shelbys are still there.
I built the Lego Gulf GT the other night. The GF was amazed at how fast I built it. I'm like, bish I've been building Lego sets since before you were born. Galaxy Explorer was the best set when I was a kid.
That's pretty neat.
I remember a couple of those from back in the day. I had a Corey O'Brien Reaper deck.
Getting a little crowded!
Somewhere I still have my Sims Kamikaze, in red and black. It looks like this one.
![p23214-Sims_Kamikaze_Red_Skateboard[1].jpg](https://svtperformance.com/attachments/p23214-sims_kamikaze_red_skateboard-1-jpg.1743862/ "p23214-Sims_Kamikaze_Red_Skateboard[1].jpg")
I had the original green face "Rob Roscopp" deck as my second board. Jeff Kendall exploding head was my first ~ 1985
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