We'll start just inside the door (seen on the left). The first wall is covered with arcade game marquees, neon beer signs
and a few other random things.

Continuing along that wall and around the corner we find more neon beer signs (I think I have about 20 of these total), and a small section of my X-Men, Aliens and Micro Machines toy collections. You can also see a payphone on the desk, and my loose Kenner 18" Alien figure throttling an inoccent little sucker-footted kitty.. (If you look closely, you can see these little kitties all over the room- look at the neon beer signs...)

Past the window and around the next corner it now becomes more apparent that another hobby I have is collecting scrap neon from where ever I can get it and wiring it up all over my ceiling... More neon (and non-neon) beer signs (and the ironic thing is I don't drink... :) but I love the advertising!). On the four shelves you can see an original stuffed Smurf from back when they first got popular and the bottom shelf has about 100 of the little airplane-serving sized bottles of liquor (yet another thing I collect...). I also collect credit cards, you can see 3 of them hanging from the ceiling roughly in the middle.
On other interesting thing that's hard to see in this picture as my room has become storage since I moved out is the curtain of CDs. You can make out a few behind the castle-looking store display, but they go all the way across that curtain, and hang almost to the floor. There's over 100 hanging there, and most of them look kind of cool (pictures, colorful art, etc...)

Turning again to take in the next corner you start to see the 'Wall of a Million Random Objects'. :) On this wall (from the curtain, all the way around both sets of closet doors) I just hung any and every little random object I could find. Some of it is part of a collection of things (like, I collect keys, those little cotton-balls with feet that are stickers, bumper stickers, Chinese throwing stars, etc.), and some things are just one-of-a-kind random objects. There's also an original 1960's Lava Lamp in veiw, and right next to it a couple of odd 3-D wood sculptures I made in college (the white things, the one black thing, and the wood-grain round thing...). Unfortunately I can't find a picture of the rest of this wall...
As you can imagine, bringing people into this room is usually an experience in itself. I've 'lost' people in here (I've left and gone elsewhere in the house, and moments later wondered 'Where did so-and-so end up?' only to find them still starring at the walls in awe. :) ). I can also pretty much tell you the back-story of almost every item on the wall. I've literally spent hours at a time telling stories about where everything came from...

And not one to leave an empty canvas, here's more of the ceiling. Neon everywhere, even beer signs suspended from the ceiling (and covered in little trinkets, collectibles and cats).

And, as you can see above, there's two large flourescent black-lights on the ceiling that add a completely different experience to the room (which is hard to do justice to with a camera). In case you didn't see all the little kitties I was refering to earlier, here you can see them much better. Their paws light up as little white balls in the black light. So I think I see 15 or 16 in this picture. (This is the same shot as the second from the top with the Aliens toys and the M&M character sitting above the window.)

I hope you enjoyed the virtual experience of my high school days... If anyone reading this went to Clear Lake High School, lived in Seabrook, TX, Kemah, TX or anywhere near the Baybrook Mall area in the 1980s and 1990s, you might look closer at some of this stuff, as most of it came from that area (for example, the large neon 'O' around the ceiling fan came from a restaurant called 'Spoons' located in the parking lot across from Baybrook Mall. You'd remember that if you lived in the area in the late 80's - early 90's.