I’ve got: a blue plastic light saber;
and a Jar Jar Binks digital watch which is more hideous than you can imagine.
My brother has: a Star Trek Mastercard.
And you’ve got…?
I’ve got a boxful of Daffy Duck things I’ve been getting as presents ever since I got a Daffy Duck tattoo, inlcuding:
a Daffy Duck hat
a Daffy Duck dog’s sqeaky chewtoy
A giant rubber and wearable Daffy Duck head.
Pics are available of all three, taken at the tail end of the St. Louis mini-DopeFest.
I’ve got a DaynaFile in my closet. It still works. Does that count?
A life-sized, plastic, replica of the Sword of Thundera (you know, from Thundercats?). Press a button and the eye lights up and everything. 
What is it?
The complete works of Samurai Cat, in hardcover, signed by Mark Rodgers.
A DaynaFile is a 360 KB, 5 1/4" floppy disk drive for a Macintosh. No Macintosh ever made has used that kind of floppy drive, but older PCs did, and the 3rd-party DaynaFile enabled the Mac owner to insert and read the floppies that PC users used, and to access the files on them.
A bunch of old SCA (medieval reenactment) costumes. Lots of fun!
Let me post for you a pic of my bookshelf, shall I?
The contents of that bookshelf (they are all stacked behind each other, so it’s hard to tell the sheer amount on that shelf):
The Tick #1-13
The Tick and Arthur #1-6
The Tick: Heroes of The City #1-6
The Tick Big Yule Log Special 2000
The Tick Big Haloween Special #1
The Tick Circus Maximus #1-4
The Tick Circus Maximus Redux
The Tick All New in Color Limited Edition Signed #1
The Tick All New in Color #1-5
The Tick: Mighty Blue Justice book
A box of The Tick Stickers
My official M.O.A.V (Mystic Order of Arachnid Vigilance, aka The Tick Society) membership kit
I think I have a little bit of obsession. Of course, I still need The Tick: Karma Tornado, The Tick: Mighty Ble Justice, and all the other random, one issue special comics (like The Tick: Tax Season Terror!) It sucks not having enough money for these things.
Probably all my Star Wars books-and my cardboard Ewan standup.
::drool::
I have one of those limited edition ( :rolleyes: ) hologram X-File prints. Actually, I have about five of them and one of them is mounted.
I own Transformers: The Movie on VHS, DVD (it has the swear word uttered by Spike left in there), and I own the Transformers: The Movie soundtrack on tape and CD.
ive got the OED. my lovely wife bought it for me.
A Hewlett-Packard HP-48 GX calculator, the most powerful calculator in the known universe*! It’s so powerful, the lights in the room dim when you turn it on, and it’s not even plugged into anything.
Or maybe it’s my Mystery Science Theatre 3000 tape collection. I have every single episode, except a few from the first season.
*[sub][sup]Or at least it was when I bought it. I’m sure technology has advanced since then.[/sub][/sup]
I have an OED, but it never struck me as being geeky.
I have about twelve of those puzzle mystery things. You read a short story, assemble the puzzle, and then look for clues in the picture. I’ve finished them all within a week.
Somewhere, in a big manila envelope, I have The X-Files comics #0-23, and the special mail-order-only issue #[sup]1[/sup]/[sub]2[/sub] I also had two complete sets of the Series One collectors cards, including four etched foil cards. I have most of the television series on tape, except for five or six episodes from season one and one episode from season six.
I have two Apple iMac posters rolled up in a cardbard tube. One shows the original five iMacs (with their butts to the camera); the other is a shot of the original graphite iMac, which is the model I own. I plan to get them framed one day.
I have two Phantom of the Opera posters on my walls, the 2-cassette original cast recording, and the novel by Gaston Leroux on which the musical is based. Somewhere, I also have a Phantom t-shirt, and a little white Phantom mask pin.
A purple hula-hoop. I use it too - it hones the waist. (At least I like to think so.)
I have a pic of that, tee hee.
I have WWF action figures in my cube at work. One set of the Hardy Boyz on ladders, one set of the Hardyz hanging from my overhead, Triple H and Chris Jericho. I’m just waiting for the release of Spike Dudley and Rob Van Dam.
I also have an Official WWF Stome Cold Steve Austin beanie baby and a “Steve Pawstin” made by Big Dogs.
Both covers of the Lone Gunmen Comic.
And I don’t even buy comic books.
Tons of Superman comics. I have a bunch of Superman stuff; I guess it is kind of geeky for a heterosexual professional 28 year old woman to collect stuff like that.
I would love to have a Star Trek Mastercard. That would rule.
So how far up the geek scale is my recumbent tricycle?
I used to have a watch that had a built-in voice recorder, then moved to one with the tiny keyboard that sores a hundred phone numbers or something. (A feature not needed by most geeks, I might add.) My current watch sets itself using radio signals.