Kuwaiti perfume bottle collector tries for world record

At least he isn’t collecting burgers:

A citizen of Kuwait has applied to Guinness World Records for his collection of over 5,000 perfume bottles to be recognized as a world record, the Kuna news agency reported on Monday.

An astronomer by profession, Adel Al-Sadoun started collecting perfume bottles some 15 years ago, as he was charmed by the unique design created by perfume companies for their fragrances.

After gaining national fame for his unusual hobby, his collection was expanded by bottles given to him by friends and well-wishers. Some of the items are around 100 years old. [Source]

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  1. Hielda says:

    At least it is not related to FOOD !!!

  2. jewaira says:

    Should have donated my collection of perfume bottles before I dumped them

  3. Kuwaitmirage says:

    I wonder how many all of us would have by now if we’d kept every bottle we ever bought or were given??

  4. Q80saracen says:

    Khan nifza3laa yaa jimaa3aa…wanaasa Kuwait in the Guinness World Records…walaw inna its a pretty weird hobby…

  5. #2 says:

    ya i read about it in a newspaper few days ago, it’s a cool thing he had all the bottles shaped as kuwait map, check it out http://www.shababchat.com/vb/showthread.php?t=16752

  6. Abdullah says:

    This hobby is well known in places like switzerland.

    People over there decorate their houses with it, it might sound stupid but they way they do it is very clean & neat.

    Aside from that, some of them collect the top covers of tiny milk pots.

    http://www.cafebar.co.uk/images/country-dale-mini-pots.jpg

  7. Holla says:

    Wow i am so proud of this guy. I wish i was him.

  8. teach says:

    I love the kuwaiti perfume bottles you can get in the souk. would love top start collecting them and they are quite cheap, but very fragile,like me…..fragile i mean.

  9. suspic says:

    Holla unlike you, I wish I’d do him. ;D

  10. ? says:

    what ever !


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