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I'm picturing scenes from the movie 'High Fidelity' where he organizes his records.
So ways to sort an IH collection:
Autobiographical
Chronological
Model #
Color
FabricAny others?
So funny you say this. Nick Hornsby's character Rob Fleming depicts me perfectly.
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Big fan of this forum, it's got some of what appears to be the most friendly, polite and colourful characters/ members out here in cyber world. I do hope I get to meet some of you in person at some point, it would would be a real pleasure. If that was to ever take place in any of your pads/ homes then unfortunately the sod in me would also take a distinct pleasure in re-arranging your wardrobes/ closets into an unrecognisable order only to be discovered after this perp has gone!!!!! Mwuuuuu huh huh!
Sorry, couldn't resist. Always an interesting read folks. Thanks.
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funny as hell EastWest, I'm just thinking about me walking into my closet & noticing things are out of "order" & asking my wife & kiddies about it thinking they playing a joke on me cause they know i'm crazy. i tend to do item numbers like d666 just cause it lets me know how old the item is & how well it is or isn't holding up.
**remind me to lock my bedroom door if any of you hooligans visit, hahahahaha
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My theory is that the numbering system is paranoia based. Only you will be able to detect when someone's been rifling through your wares
The main reason I can't do that is I don't know most of the model numbers. I think I'm wearing a 72 right now.
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I have my IH stuff in order by weight/type.
I'm not too anal about it but I did freak my GF out once having something to do with my closet. I came home from work and I noticed one of my shirts had moved a little bit. I asked her if she tried on one of my shirts. "How the fuck did you know that!?!" I see everything.
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Some get bit by the bug & some get consumed by it. i refer to almost all items by name & number or make up my own names & expect folks to keep up when I'm talking about them, hahahahahaha.
it's embarrassing but i embrace all my madness & figure it's just one of my many cliff clavenn (Cheers) talents.
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Yeah I'm bad with names too. So it's less about level of obsession than it is the way my head works (or doesn't).
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Nice pic Jeff. I do mine by number aswell lol. Not quite as long a list as you tho. If u ever need help making some space (so they can breathe of course) u know my number bud. I see 2 of em side by side ill take
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Shit, RIP Goro Takahashi
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I gotta confess, I don't know the numbers for any of the gear. Every time I need to mention something, I have to look it up on the store website.
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Really?.. That's weird, Chris… It took some time but by now I know most items by number... Do you aso have issues remembering names or names of beers and such?.. My mate - a huge beerlover - has this thing where he can't remember the names of the beers he loves... How do you cope with that?.. It's beyond me... I know price, expiry date (!), and random info like that about all the beers I love!..
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I remember beer names, though human names are a challenge. I just don't think of what I'm wearing today as "IHSH-72." I think of it as a red buffalo check Western flannel.
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Nope, I can remember names, I just don't bother with numbers. Usually, I'll just go with a description, like "wabash work shirt" or "black rider's jacket" and that works fine.
Oddly, I can remember lots of watch movement numbers with no problem (I can tell you the difference between an ETA 2824 and a 2836, or a Poljot 3133 and a 31681, for instance).
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You sure? How about the variations on the 7750 chronograph movement? My favorite is the 7753.
