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jirbling rake wrote:
akosinski wrote: Does not come with the duck, the death of superman comic or the piece of Steve’s HORSE bracelet.
what about the MST3K stickers?

(looks like a great deal for those in Chicago )
Good eye!

Those also do not come with as I’ve had them since maybe…1994? I’m still waiting for the right car to put my “I’M HUGE!” bumper sticker.
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andyman wrote: Mon Aug 05, 2024 3:15 am I have a spare print of the 2010 BBQ poster that I got free with another purchase.

Based in the UK. Just pay for postage and it's yours.
Anyone take you up on this!
clocker bob may 30, 2006 wrote:I think the possibility of interbreeding between an earthly species and an extraterrestrial species is as believable as any other explanation for the existence of George W. Bush.

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I have a vintage Soundtracs board in the basement here in Berlin, believe it's a Topaz 24:8:2 with meter bridge and EU power supply, that I would like to give away if anyone wants it. I bought it used on Ebay Classifieds some years ago from someone who didn't reveal a catch: someone had messed with the main outs, modded them perhaps from what I could see after taking it apart, and they don't work, but I was able to use the direct outs on the master bus for recording the stereo output. But perhaps someone would like to use the channel strips in some digital through analog board back into soundcard via direct channel outs or tape outs arrangement? In any case, yours for pick up if you want it, drop me a PM if interested.

This is not my pic, but I believe it's the identical model, just for reference:
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Londoners. Just a heads up were about to unload some ikea storage units. All Malm chests of drawers.

Not sure exactly which ones yet but if you’re in the market for free oak effect malm drawers hit me up.
clocker bob may 30, 2006 wrote:I think the possibility of interbreeding between an earthly species and an extraterrestrial species is as believable as any other explanation for the existence of George W. Bush.

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jimmy spako wrote: Sun Nov 09, 2025 3:24 pm I have a vintage Soundtracs board in the basement here in Berlin, believe it's a Topaz 24:8:2 with meter bridge and EU power supply, that I would like to give away if anyone wants it. I bought it used on Ebay Classifieds some years ago from someone who didn't reveal a catch: someone had messed with the main outs, modded them perhaps from what I could see after taking it apart, and they don't work, but I was able to use the direct outs on the master bus for recording the stereo output. But perhaps someone would like to use the channel strips in some digital through analog board back into soundcard via direct channel outs or tape outs arrangement? In any case, yours for pick up if you want it, drop me a PM if interested.

This is not my pic, but I believe it's the identical model, just for reference:
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This is gone now, managed to give it away on Kleinanzeigen.

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FOR FREE: HELLA BIG PILE OF MOVING BOXES

Located in: Brighton, MA 02...something something something (I just moved here, you ask for a zip and I'm gonna tell you "55904." Ain't memorized this one yet).

I don't have a count of how many boxes I have (because I don't feel like counting them), but I can confidently say there's enough to fill a 15-foot UHaul van halfway with a solid wall of box. I know because that's what I did with them. Some of these boxes are generic boxes from Amazon, some of them are dedicated boxes for books from when my sister worked at a bookstore. But most of the boxes are sturdy, dedicated moving boxes of various sizes from Menard's.

Not familiar with Menard's because you're from the east coast, I see? Think of them as like Lowe's or Home Depot if they were run by a guy from Wisconsin whose sanity is roughly as tenuous as Howard Hughes in his old age. Not familiar with Howard Hughes? He was an old-timey pilot who founded TWA and later became a delusional germophobe, as parodied on The Simpsons (1F08, "$pringfield [or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling]"). Yes, John Menard is certifiably insane. But the boxes they sell at Menard's are pretty durable (and their old commercials with the Menard's guy and banjo music were a Midwest staple).

Light scuffing from prior packing tape application. Some boxes have scratch marks from the cats. Otherwise in fine shape. Please take them so I don't have to be an asshole and send them to a landfill.
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