🚀 go-pugleaf

What's wrong with that green stuff people use so they don't have to
just trade things?  I believe it's called money.  Wasn't it invented
for the sole purpose of eliminating the hassles of "matching up" --
finding two people who mutually want the other person's thing(s)?



"D. Kroman" wrote:
> 
> I decided to do some Spring cleaning; I have several items cheap.  I would
> rather not sell the items, but perhaps trade for something I could use.
> 
> Working items:
> 
> E-machines PowerBook Duo Etherdock
> Mac IIci CPU
> Apple 14" monitor (trinitron)
> IDE Cached Controller card
> various 486-stuff
> 
> Flaky items: intermittently-working or non-working; possibly availble for parts:
> 
> PowerBook 270c - doesn't seem to be working, but then I'm not too
> technically inclined
> Bottom case for 280c - for use listed below
> Motherboard for 280c - works intermittently when mated to top powerBook
> 
> Will trade for any of the following (new or used doesn't matter):
> camping equipment (inquire as to what I need)
> graphing calculator (TI-85 or TI-92)
> planting pots (ceramic tile)
> VCR, stereo hi-fi 4-head
> tape deck
> archery equipment
> music CD's or LP's: specifically Lucinda Williams, Mary Chapin Carpenter,
> Katie Belle, Patty Griffin, Shawn Colvin, Cowboy Junkies, and other of
> this sort of genre.
> 
> Thanks
> Dave

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