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buffettbride wrote: Seriously?????

I'll check and see what I have tonight. TONS of them I tell ya. TONS.

. .sold. .

what else ya got . . ? ?

. .oh. .and if it really is worth more . . I'll send it . .

balcony girls wrote:

buffettbride wrote: Seriously?????

I'll check and see what I have tonight. TONS of them I tell ya. TONS.

. .sold. .

what else ya got . . ? ?

Oh heck!! Stuffed animals galore. Little kids Barbie rollerblades. Clothes clothes and more clothes. A Lite Brite. Hungry Hippos (that game is the DEVIL).

I'll do a full inventory this weekend.

buffettbride wrote:

balcony girls wrote:

buffettbride wrote: Seriously?????

I'll check and see what I have tonight. TONS of them I tell ya. TONS.

. .sold. .

what else ya got . . ? ?

Oh heck!! Stuffed animals galore. Little kids Barbie rollerblades. Clothes clothes and more clothes. A Lite Brite. Hungry Hippos (that game is the DEVIL).

I'll do a full inventory this weekend.

one too many mornings listening or playing it with Victoria hung over ?

buffettbride wrote: Oh heck!! Stuffed animals galore. Little kids Barbie rollerblades. Clothes clothes and more clothes. A Lite Brite. Hungry Hippos (that game is the DEVIL).

I'll do a full inventory this weekend.

. .ummm . .nope . . got mountains of that stuff that I am hauling, and storing for both my kiddos. . . .

and, again . .trust me . . .the Barbie things are for my daughter to keep . .

in fact . . it may be her Christmas present this year. . .she'll probably cry . . .! !

balcony girls wrote:

buffettbride wrote: Oh heck!! Stuffed animals galore. Little kids Barbie rollerblades. Clothes clothes and more clothes. A Lite Brite. Hungry Hippos (that game is the DEVIL).

I'll do a full inventory this weekend.

. .ummm . .nope . . got mountains of that stuff that I am hauling, and storing for both my kiddos. . . .

and, again . .trust me . . .the Barbie things are for my daughter to keep . .

in fact . . it may be her Christmas present this year. . .she'll probably cry . . .! !

I can't promise that they are all in pristine collection. The clothes are all good. The dolls are pretty, um, loved.

ph4ever wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

balcony girls wrote:

buffettbride wrote: Seriously?????

I'll check and see what I have tonight. TONS of them I tell ya. TONS.

. .sold. .

what else ya got . . ? ?

Oh heck!! Stuffed animals galore. Little kids Barbie rollerblades. Clothes clothes and more clothes. A Lite Brite. Hungry Hippos (that game is the DEVIL).

I'll do a full inventory this weekend.

one too many mornings listening or playing it with Victoria hung over ?

how'd ya guess??

bang. bang. bang bang bang bang bang.

enough to make ME lose my marbles.

it's up on the super-high shelf in the corner of the closet.

buffettbride wrote: I can't promise that they are all in pristine collection. The clothes are all good. The dolls are pretty, um, loved.

. it's really the clothes I'm interested in . .you might put in some of the dolls. . but she has many of her own. . .

. .we'll work it out . .

balcony girls wrote:

buffettbride wrote: I can't promise that they are all in pristine collection. The clothes are all good. The dolls are pretty, um, loved.

. it's really the clothes I'm interested in . .you might put in some of the dolls. . but she has many of her own. . .

. .we'll work it out . .

Ahhhh. I see.

two words...

FLEA MARKET!!

Go to the buyers... they are at the flea markets/swap meets.
I'm willing to bet that you'll have much more success.

The kids can still be much involved... they can even take little breaks
and look around for more crap to bring home, too!

My mother has one every spring and fall. The whole neighborhood does as a matter of fact.

We're having one with Tom's grandma this spring/summer. I cannot believe the amount of s#!+ he has in this house! We're loading up the curb every weekend with the trash-able stuff, and the garage is already half-full.

And if anyone wants a beer can collection, let me know.

Coconuts wrote:And if anyone wants a beer can collection, let me know.

Does Michigan have a deposit law? You can get a nickel/can.

LIPH wrote:

Coconuts wrote:And if anyone wants a beer can collection, let me know.

Does Michigan have a deposit law? You can get a nickel/can.

Oh holy mother!! MI has the BEST recycling law. I think it's like ten cents. A whole episode of Seinfeld revolved around it or something.

buffettbride wrote:

LIPH wrote:

Coconuts wrote:And if anyone wants a beer can collection, let me know.

Does Michigan have a deposit law? You can get a nickel/can.

Oh holy mother!! MI has the BEST recycling law. I think it's like ten cents. A whole episode of Seinfeld revolved around it or something.

It is ten cents a can, but these are "collectible" cans- like the Steel City Brew one for the 79 Pirates, others with unpopped pop tops, that sort of junk. They're going on Ebay. If we had room for a bar, he would keep them (some of them are cool), but they've been in a box in his basement, untouched, for the last 6 years- it's time to say goodbye!

Looks like BB is gonna have an entire store here on BN and run out of stuff before the garage sale even happens

Have any Buffett stuff for sale?

prrthd1987 wrote:Looks like BB is gonna have an entire store here on BN and run out of stuff before the garage sale even happens

Have any Buffett stuff for sale?

Oh my god. I could so pimp my stuff. I could have the first-ever BN auction.

Nahh. All my Buffett stuff is only valued by it's sentiment to me.

Just have a 'virtual' garage sale... take pics and post em.. i'm sure some of us nutjobs would want some of your stuff

buffettbride wrote: I could so pimp my stuff.

You like to do a lot of pimping, don't you?

Not to hijack the thread or anything, but an old co-worker of mine has the best garage sale story....

Years ago, this guy worked with a bunch of people who loved playing pranks on each other. He usually out-did everyone, but one day his co-workers got revenge on him. They picked a nice spring weekend, and decided that Joe was going to have a garage sale; he just didn't know about it. They put ads in the local papers, put up signs in the neighborhood, the whole deal. People were knocking on his door at 7:30am wanting to see the stuff for sale, and he had NO IDEA what they were talking about.

Lundah wrote:Not to hijack the thread or anything, but an old co-worker of mine has the best garage sale story....

I'm not offended by such things.

GREAT story!