A book you own that no one on your friends list does:
Various technical manuals aside, this is a hard one to answer.
Mayyyyyybe John Gregory Betancourt's The Dawn of Amber, set in Roger Zelazny's Amber multiverse.
A CD you own that no one on your friends list does:
Umm, maybe Glen Danzig's Black Aria.
Or Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds.
Sadly, I can't claim Vatic[A.N.]'s Infocalypse, because
tugrik has that.
A DVD/VHS tape you own that no one on your friends list does:
A recording of a video segment of the old PBS show Videolog, where they visited my tiny home town. Err, no wait, my mom has that.
Umm, I have an old DVD of an anime called A Wind Called Amnesia.
A place you've been that no one on your friends list has been:
Up a small cavity inside the underground Corkscrew mine in Death Valley, collecting Colemanite.
Various technical manuals aside, this is a hard one to answer.
Mayyyyyybe John Gregory Betancourt's The Dawn of Amber, set in Roger Zelazny's Amber multiverse.
A CD you own that no one on your friends list does:
Umm, maybe Glen Danzig's Black Aria.
Or Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds.
Sadly, I can't claim Vatic[A.N.]'s Infocalypse, because
tugrik has that.A DVD/VHS tape you own that no one on your friends list does:
A recording of a video segment of the old PBS show Videolog, where they visited my tiny home town. Err, no wait, my mom has that.
Umm, I have an old DVD of an anime called A Wind Called Amnesia.
A place you've been that no one on your friends list has been:
Up a small cavity inside the underground Corkscrew mine in Death Valley, collecting Colemanite.
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Luckily for my skin, these were tiny crystalled, and merely scratched, instead of slicing me open like a roomful of razorblades.
For fiction, no idea. Possibly the Myth series, by Robert Asprin (I doubt anyone else has the whole set).
For non-fiction, "Compact Stars", which is a wonderful book.
Probably a few of the classical ones that have been gathering dust. Or the Jurrasic Park soundtrack.
The set of ST:TNG tapes taped off of television when I was much younger. I don't think I _own_ any storebought tapes.
Must pick up a DVD of "Real Genius" and expose the Thorncliff crowd to it. VHS is buried somewhere.
The railroad tracks south of here, mashing coins, more years ago than I want to think about right now.
Hadn't heard of Colemanite until you mentioned it. Looked it up; pretty nifty.