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Step 9Where do we get the supplies?
"Sustainable shopping" is my new hobby.
Dumpster Dipping (no diving allowed, you could hurt yourself) is the way to go.
Sometimes I feel like "Dumpstermiah Johnson" while I'm "trolling the suburban trap-line". That's where I found the 35 pound leather executive chair, and the Princess bike, donor bike and paint and extra bike chains joined together to reach everything.
Dumpster Dipping (no diving allowed, you could hurt yourself) is the way to go.
Sometimes I feel like "Dumpstermiah Johnson" while I'm "trolling the suburban trap-line". That's where I found the 35 pound leather executive chair, and the Princess bike, donor bike and paint and extra bike chains joined together to reach everything.
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Jul 27, 2007. 12:17 AMquadleader
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where i live we have this place called the exchange, its where all of the stuff that may still be usable by others goes, bikes cameras computers all kinds of stuff its really cool i actually got my bike there and a digital camera a macintosh (power mac g4) so then you dont have to go dumster dipping.
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Jul 27, 2007. 11:56 PM
Woodenbikes (author)
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Woodenbikes (author)
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Sounds like a great system. My local dump does not allow that, but I went to one in frugal area that was very well organized with different outdoor tents and tables for different goods like excercize equipment (largest volume) and small appliances, big appliances etc. Folks should ask their local dump authorities to start the exchange to help preserve the climate.
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