really crappy stove i tried to sell for 30, lots of inquiries but no followups :/
sold a crappy airleaky chest freezer for 20
wasnt sure if i wanted to drive miles to my parents house to grab stuff, but a nice gas dryer popped up on CL free section. im gonna see if landlord will take some cash off rent to replace our crappy old inefficient one and sell that for like $40.
I was on my way back to parents house on the old road i pull off to the side of the road to swoop up a folding couch, start axing off the wood when my homie flyies by on a roadbike with a gopro on "YO POBEEEEYYYYYYY", haha
the wood is really thin and light, minimal cushions so im just gonna turn it in as is.
then on my way back to my house, i stop at another craigslist free, garage sale,
fillllll alll the nooks and crannies of my truck with all sorts of fun stuff, cookware, and more seats, seems everytime we break a chair in this house, i find another one, ha! there was 5 full pieces of plywood there that i didnt even notice as i was digging through all the junk that some other guy came by, picked up and left with DOH
i got this sweet bracelet to accompany the only other piece of jewelry ive ever really consistantly worn
then i push everything out the back of the truck into the lot cuase i was late for my appt to pick up this other craigslist freebie
the guy insisted it was too heavy for me to move by myself so i believed him "must be at least 300lb i thought to myself, $30" so i paid a friend $10 to come help me and the thing was probably 150lb at the most, i coulda easily lifted in the truck myself bleh. you win some you lose some. oh well, at least it was like 50/50 it coulda been ss or something, worth the wager if you ask me.
not pictured, two 30gal bowfront aquariums, christmas day were going to my cousins house and near there on the craigslist free is two aquairums so i swoop them up in the minivan filling in the back seats, woo
ive always ignored cl free section cuase it seems like im alaways too late, but this has been working jsut grand
Bookmarks