So what floats your geek boat?

[gingerjedi]

On that last I would have to say collectables, I have about 60 rubber ducks, started as a joke that has since got out of hand

Abramovich started out selling rubber ducks.

[SupremeSpod]

I'm addicted to mathematics in any shape or form.

Numbers are the only friends you've got.

[DimPrawn]

Numbers are the only friends you've got.

Zero.

[sasguru]

Zero.

I'm glad you find your IQ amusing.

[MyUserName]

Numbers are the only friends you've got.

i?

[SupremeSpod]

I'm glad you find your IQ amusing.

Come on Sas, you're not exactly Paul Erdos, are you? An enigmatic "I'm addicted to mathematics in any shape or form." just makes you sound like a pretentious onanist.

[SupremeSpod]

i?

Good lad!

[sasguru]

Come on Sas, you're not exactly Paul Erdos, are you? An enigmatic "I'm addicted to mathematics in any shape or form." just makes you sound like a pretentious onanist.

And you complain about my wind-ups?

[sasguru]

i?

Good lad!

Oh the wit, not

[Ignis Fatuus]

And there's my small collection of Wireless, TV and electronics books from the 10s, 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s.

That Fred Terman was a real switched on dude.

The black & gold McGraw Hill books are classics.

Lovely paper, look well on the bookshelf.

Some of them are interesting to read.

Starting with

The oscillation valve, the elementary principles of its application to wireless telegraphy : Bangay, Raymond Dorrington, 1883- : Free Download & Streaming : Internet Archive

1919.

I only recently weeded out a load of them, including the classic The Cathode Ray Tube And Its Uses. Sorry.