I like to fart in elevators and then run away laughing.
Here’s an early concept drawing of some stuff that would come later:
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I’ve seen that stuff on tv, the guys harvesting old logs in the bayou etc. makes sense as it’s a big undertaking for sure. I’m sure it’s worth good money but now it kinda makes sense @Hotrods_and_hounds
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Sooooo I missed the two drops I wanted sooooo bad this year! Both ! wtf! I haven’t bought seeds almost at all this year and I miss BOTH drops I was dying for! wtf 
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You have so much cool stuff from her huh? That’s awesome. I wish I had stuff like that from my grandparents
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What seed drops?
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Too much stuff. When she died I had to be very selective about what I took because the sheer amount of it was staggering. How much can I take without overwhelming my apartment?
I don’t know why but I think this is my favourite.
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Master Kush bc2 from crickets and cicadas and Bodhis but I wanted the HHG specifically from that one. I blinked and it happened and it’s gone
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Good morning y’all.
Once again you guys are having the most interesting conversations on OG. 
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Drift wood sure is neat, but it seems like it doesn’t last long around my house before the dogs chew it up.
Do any of you guys have glass floats?
We have a small collection of japanese ones used to mark where to find your nets, crab pots etc.
They use to be fairly abundant on the beaches here.
Not my image, but an example of what I’m talking about.
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Oh man! I’ve wanted one of these forever! This and a true old trout kreel are dream items I’d love to obtain one day. I swear when I get to bc /alaska etc. I’m gonna comb those beaches until I find one. The keel I’ve been seeking for a decade, only ever find them at antique stores and they always want like 150-400$
I just want it to put on my wall with my reel/tackle collection of yesteryear. I’m jelly
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I had to look that up.
You probably don’t find those washed up on the beach?
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Nope definitely not. Ya the old wicker ones etc. they are so cool
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Have you tried etsy yet? Or ebay? I just looked it up and there are a few of each on there
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Those are beautiful.
We get stuff on the beach that washes away from Asia.
Fukushima debris, container ship debris etc.
The big hit a couple of years ago were Yeti coolers from a shipping container that fell from a ship.
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I always forget about Etsy! Thanks brother
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Oh man! No way
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Gracias bro! Sweet
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This one guy in Prince Of Wales Island had like 5 of them and was selling them on Craigslist
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Man! What an epic score! This coolers are absolutely incredible! We had two last trip to Sault st. Marie that a buddies dad let him borrow, the one we loaded up when we left, it sat in the back of his truck for 4 days, hot days, sunny etc. when we got home and dumped it 1/2 the ice was still frozen. No joke! Unreal
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