As Specialx me vinyl collection for sure. been collecting dance tunes since 1995.

 

I guess photo's. Everything else is replaceable.

 

My stupendous sense of humor.

 

Definitely my Cat & Dog, I'd make sure they were safe before checking on the wife & kids

 

House
iPhone
iPad
Bank books

 

my bed probably, yes its replacable but so is everythin else, if i cant say my home, family or job.
used to be my scoob but its gone, so now not really many material possessions of worth.

my kids, family and friends are what counts really - irreplaceable really

 

My Manson MB-1 (it's a guitar).

 

Some good replies there, just shows what people think is more important.

 

My electrically powered wheelchair, without which I would be left dragging myself along the floor.

 

I quite like missionary.

 

I'm indifferent where possessions are concerned, they come they go. If pressed I'd say the microwave as it's the most useful.

 

My shed , (not the car) spent hours in there ,it's my escape from the world

 

After this morning, my mountain bike

 

My motorhome , bought my 1st last Easter , had so much fun in it since.I even fecked off unplanned on Dec 27th and didnt come back till New year. Site cost between £10/£13 a day inc leccy.Cant fault it.

 

Easy, my vinyl collection. CD's can be copied and reburnt but vinyl cackle can't! Also what artwork I have done in my college days and in my spare time. That can't be replaced.

 

My guitars
As an 80's rock fan I've got a Charvel , Les Paul custom and
a Jackson RR3

 

mac book pro-only because its full of family photos
camera/bag
cash card
clothes
after getting the family out of a house fire.that all i'd need

 

My Tag heuer Monaco McQueen.....

 

My Marantz PM17 mk2 KI Sig amplifier. I lusted over it for so long and it's one of the few things I've bought that was better than expectation. I've had it for years now and could never part or replace it. Plus I love the temp gauge at the front of it

 

Dogs
Scooby
iPhone
Ugg boots!!

 

Tag heuer series 2000 black and chrome dials

 

My brain