Most autistic things you own

[Baseton Repillé]

Prolly my Band of the Hawk necklace

 

[UnsufficentBoobage]

80's-era My Little Ponies

Do you have a lot or just few?

 

[Sperghetti]

Do you have a lot or just few?

Not a huge hoarde, but probably like 50-60 of them. All of my childhood ponies, plus ones I found in flea markets, antique stores, eBay, etc. My goal is to eventually acquire all the Summerwings and Windywings.

 

[Lonely Grave]

A 1970s Pentamatic typewriter. Got it in a garage sale while in a bit of a "nostalgic for decades you weren't even alive" phase. It is obscenely loud due to the long strikers, but it can type in black or red and has that lovely indent bell built in (the one that goes DING! at the end of the line).

Approximately 70% of the Android: Netrunner LCG collection, collecting after the game went out of print. The last remaining packs and boxes sell for several hundred each, so I'm in no hurry to buy quickly. I just like the setting a lot.

A Doraemon plushie. This one I keep for two reasons: 1. it was my childhood anime and 2. the person who gifted it to me was a family friend who perished in a warehouse fire the next year. I didn't know her that well but a gift like that as a kid meant a lot, so I keep it in her memory.

 

[queerape]

I just bought a plushie of the SARSCOV 2 virus

 

[AnOminous]

An autistic child slave I had delivered by Wayfair.

 

[Rozzy]

A Naruto dakimakura.

Spoiler: NSW

 

[UnsufficentBoobage]

A Naruto dakimakur

How much do the long-ass pillows themselves cost? I need one for "my sleeping place is flat and wall makes my back hurt" purposes.

 

[Rumpleforeskin1488]

I own a scale replica train set that populates my whole basement. Like trees, buildings, people. You walk down the stairs and you have to crawl to one of the "conductor ports". Whole set is elevated on plywood three ft above floor.
Yes I'm married...she just accepts the tism...

 

[Kiyoshi's Wristbrace]

Yeah, I have hundreds of dollars in just a small handful of Figmas.

I'll take the puzzle stickers now.

 

[Silas]

I have about $7k worth of Lego.


More if you count resale value, not MSRP.

 

[{o}P II]

I own a scale replica train set that populates my whole basement. Like trees, buildings, people. You walk down the stairs and you have to crawl to one of the "conductor ports". Whole set is elevated on plywood three ft above floor.
Yes I'm married...she just accepts the tism...

Pics?

 

[MountAndDewMe]

Over $1000 worth of pokemon plush toys.
Probably wouldn't be able to resell them all for anywhere near that much, though. Not that I plan to anytime soon.

 

[Cold Root Beer]

A kiwifarms account.

 

[Bumblino]

I own a scale replica train set that populates my whole basement. Like trees, buildings, people. You walk down the stairs and you have to crawl to one of the "conductor ports". Whole set is elevated on plywood three ft above floor.
Yes I'm married...she just accepts the tism...

Idgaf if that's autistic because it sounds cool as shit. Did you do it yourself or bought it pre-made?

 

[Smaug's Smokey Hole]

How much do the long-ass pillows themselves cost? I need one for "my sleeping place is flat and wall makes my back hurt" purposes.

Maternity pillow on Amazon(American or European), surprisingly cheap and there's all kinds of forms to them.

 

[Rat Lord]

The entirety of my childhood webkinz collection. We're talking 100s of these fuckers. Most in plastic totes but the more sentimental ones have their places in the house. The whole collection is probably worth a small fortune at this point, especially with a good portion still having tags and codes intact and unused.

 

[Cool Spot]

Random action figures, old Pokemon cards.

 

[LinkinParkxNaruto[AMV]]

Some books of le occult magic, like eliphas levi, papus, stuff like that, i also have a tarot deck which i am pretty good at.

I just like to know about that stuff, i see it as interesting fiction and food for thought, i also like criptids,faeries, ghosts, demons and yokai lore and have books about that.

 

[TowinKarz]

A whole lot of S-gauge American Flyer trains. Inherited my Dad's old set a few years back when the basement was cleaned out, and after fiddling with it for a bit, decided I had to have more... and got a bit eBay addicted.... as you can see.

Mostly from the "good" years of production (1953 - 1955) but I do have one really old piece, an engine from 1947, only 2 years after the factory went back to making toy trains from detonators for blockbuster bombs.

73 years old and it still runs just fine.