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Sunday, July 25th, 2004 08:22 am (UTC)
I do think things would be better off in someone's house (a chance of their actually being used) or in a charitable organization's thrift store (a chance of their making money for the organization) than in a landfill.

I tried freecycling some stuff, but had no takers. grump

Yep, it's an errand. But if I took the time to buy the stuff, I don't see why I can't take the time to get rid of it.

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