It’s not my current place, does that count?
A friend and I once rented a sparsely-furnished house. It had a couch, two living room chairs, a wardrobe, a few wooden chairs, and …
… a gong. Complete with a little stand and a mallet.
I have one of those. It was given to me. Sometimes I even use it for bananas. 
I dunno… considering the amount of damage bananas take as I get the groceries home on the subway, I’d revise downward the percentage of damage that happens pre-purchase…
I have one of those yellow lights that you see on top of taxi cabs.
I have an 8 ball that I stole from a bar to spoil every body elses fun.
a rotary phone
Don’t know about your neighborhood, but 'round these parts light switches are levers. The whole two button thing went out with the Edsel.
My wife.
On a more serious note, the last apartment I lived in had the push button light switches. I loved them.
I’ve got a Buddy Christ dashboard statue. It’s still in the original packaging and is on a bookshelf in my living room. I was going to put it on the actual dashboard of my car, but was afraid it would get me in trouble with some police officer who did not appreciate (or understand) the humor in it.
A Master Chief doll (I mean… action figure!) in a Santa hat and a Darth Vader nutcracker.
I have a six foot tall plastic wolf, standing on his hind legs. He sports a belt with the Coors beer logo on it, and the words “Beer Wolf”. Apparently he used to have a football under his arm, but it’s no longer there. My brother stole it from a bar in college, and it now stands in my back yard–but up until last January he stood in the entrance hall to my house (we moved and don’t have a big enough entrance for him any longer).
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I’ve got a Buddy Christ dashboard statue. It’s still in the original packaging and is on a bookshelf in my living room.
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My Buddy Christ is on the top shelf in the shower caddy in my shower. I take showers with Christ every day!
Well, they don’t sell Edsels brand spankin’ new anymore!
I have something in one of my kitchen cabinets that I love, and don’t know how I lived without it. The cabintet is one of those extra tall ones that are supposed to be used as a pantry. However, mine hides the breaker box on the top half, and only has shelves on the bottom half. So there was all this wasted space ( 3’ high x 2’ deep) on top. I keep most of my saucepans stacked in there, but it was hell everytime I wanted a large frying pan or my wok, which were at the bottom of the stacks.
My husband made this thingy that is basicly a couple of wooden brackets on either side of the cabinet, with a 1" wooden dowel set into the brackets. He then took several small “S” hooks and twisted them so the bottom hook curves to the side when the top hook is on the dowel. Now all my large pans are dangling out of the way. If we need to get to the breaker box, he can lift the whole thing off the brackets.
I’ve got a set of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica, all there is to know in the world! I read them in the bathroom.
I also have a cupid-grand piano, but I’m sure other people have those.
I have an ink-blotter my boyfriend gave me for Christmas because I collect fountain pens in a very small way.
I have a staggering collection of yaoi doujinshi, but I’ve lost interest in them a bit, which is a shame.
I have an indoor lemon tree with inch-long bloodthirsty thorns, sold as a “tropical Christmas tree”. It puts me in a seasonal mood.
:backs slowly away from NinetyWt…::
If you expand the list to unusual items, we have a hookah that Airman acquired during his last trip to the desert. He has assured me he got a second in working order, and has purchased the appropriate flavors of tobacco to go with it. I have no idea where he plans to smoke it, though, because I don’t allow smoking in the house.
We also have a Jordanian headscarf (IIRC, it’s a woman’s veil) that we use as a table covering in the living room. Every time I see this stuff, I feel like making shish kebobs.
Robin
I’ve got one lever in my apartment, and I rarely see any anywhere else. I vastly prefer the buttons.
A bidet.
This is the Midwest, keep in mind.
You stole my idea.
I’ve got a four post lift out in the garage.
I also have a Corvette Engine beauty cover signed by the exterior designer, interior designer, suspension engineering guy, two of the test drivers and a sixth that escapes me at the moment. This is one of seven in existence.
I also have a bokken, axe and many swords and knives. Lots and lots of costumes and formal clothes that I personally cannot do without. That being said…
…I never met anyone else with a real human skull sitting on their bookcase.
But man, a bananna holder! Wow!
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I also have a bokken, axe and many swords and knives. /QUOTE]
Meh, everyone has weapons. But who has a pair of vambraces sitting next to their door?
I have one on my bookcase in my office, but not in my house.
I have a banjo!