free stuffs.

[lemononmylips.livejournal.com]

hello hello,

we've been cleaning today and we're putting a box of free goodies at the curb at 246 highland avenue!

INCLUDED:

scenic beach painting
bathroom shaving mirror
N64 (no power or video cables, but some accessories...not sure if it works)
guitar lesson dvd
cat pan liners
starbucks cd (various artists)
mr. coffee pod coffee maker (1 cup maker)
huge antique oval picture frame

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED! TAKE IT AND GO!

Comments

[talonvaki.livejournal.com]

Why don't you take these to the Goodwill in Davis Square instead? That way, you can ensure that they'll get resued (and not picked up as trash) and actually help people?

I never understand why people just leave stuff on the curb rather than taking it to Goodwill. It's not that far away.

[lemononmylips.livejournal.com]

If you're from this area at all, you'll realize that they'll help people and get taken away within a few hours. For your information, everything I mentioned has been taken except the coffee maker, which we'll take right over to Goodwill.

I don't understand why people leave ridiculous comments like this when they're from this area. "Curb shopping" is a way of life.

[timclark.livejournal.com]

(Giving something away for free) > (making someone pay for it).

FYI - we put the stuff out a day before trash day, and are planning on taking whatever was not grabbed up for free to Goodwill.

Let's not be self righteous, k?

[sly-salkie.livejournal.com]

Every time you post this, people respond the same way: pretty annoyed and wishing you would stop with whatever haughtiness the Goodwill store seems to inspire in you.

You always claim that you never understand, yet various people explain it to you over and over again. So at this point you probably DO understand, but just disagree. It's okay to disagree-- however, your comment really gets old, and sort of offends me (and those other two people, and others on previous posts).

[lemononmylips.livejournal.com]

well said, well said.

thanks!