Hold, a sec, Bobby Sue! I almost forgot.
I got this genuwine one-of-a-kind superhero cape for sale:
As everyone knows:
But Z's eat E's.
I can't garuntee it will help you eat E's or make you fly, but it is perfect for budding superheroes.
Thanks, again, Bobby Joe. Have a great day!
“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.”
― Leo Tolstoy
Want. Can pick up today.Originally Posted by Rocky Hillian
I also got this old wardrobe:
I am not really sure how old it is, it has been in The Wife's family for close to 30 years, and was bought at an estate auction then. It isn't the largest inside, but would be great for a guest room, or some such.
We're looking to get $200 out of it.
Do you need some help bustin' up that old chiffarobe?
That's a nice looking piece.
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Cube me your contact info and it's yours.
“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.”
― Leo Tolstoy
Done. Think I can fit that on my bike? It got a sexy new luggage rack!
That is beautiful!
While we're divesting ourselves of stuff, I have replaced some camping gear and am ready to pass along the old stuff to someone who can use it.
I used this tent for eight years. It's an REI Half Dome 2. It's been a good one. The model has gone through a lot of changes since I bought this one. In fact, when I decided to replace it, I got the same model.
That's the replacement tent in the background. Here's a picture of the tent with the rainfly on, but I didn't stake it out. When it's staked out it has two roomy vestibules, one on each side. There are two tent doors, one on each side. They call it a 2-man tent, but those will have to be two very well-acquainted men, if you catch my drift. It held me and a lot of extra gear.
This tent has gone with me from Canada to California and many points between. The last time I used it, a hard storm passed in the night and there was a little bit of moisture in one corner. Not a puddle, but just a little seepage. A new owner might want to retape the seams and treat the floor. The footprint could also use some treatment. It packs down to 22" long, about 6 lbs.
I also replaced my single-burner stove and my lantern.
The stove, on the left, is not particularly tiny and it doesn't do a low simmer very well in the wind but it puts out a lot of heat and is simple enough to never screw up. On the right is the cannister I put together with foam padding to carry the lantern:
I love that lantern. It's so much warmer and wonderfuller light than all those newfangled LED lanterns out there and since I already carry the fuel cannisters for the stove, the lantern is not much more to carry. It uses a particular kind of mantle, called the bayonet style, which isn't easy to find in camp stores but Coleman still makes them and they are easy to find online. I have five new ones I can include. The mantles are actually pretty tough. I've rarely had to replace them, even after some pretty jarring rides.
Both the stove and the lantern use the pressurized propane/butane mix cannisters.
I'm sure that I've already gotten more than my money's worth out of this gear and it's all been replaced so I'd like to pass it on for free to an outdoorsy blabber who'll keep the good karma going with it.
Last edited by Ripshod; 01-17-2011 at 10:05 AM. Reason: The pics were swapped.
Bumped for those of you starting the Blab Basketball Association.
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Two reels of 1" recording tape Ampex 456 and BASF SM 911 (NIB).
Free, though I'd appreciate a dub from the used one.
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5 boxes of hardward
I have five boxes of 3/8 inch Timberland hardwood that I would like to have gone from my guest room. It is pretty, but I don't have the interest anymore in doing the project I had in mind when I bought it a year ago.
Each box covers 30 sq feet. It is glue down engineered oak in windswept gray color. I paid $250 plus tax, I would like to get $125 for all of it. It would look good on the floor or even a wall.
samplewood.jpg
Here are the boxes in the floor of the room.
woodboxes.jpg
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