It comes under the modern term recycling. Being furniture and household stuff, maybe some of it will actually find a practical use for some other family. The stuff in weekly bins is purported to be recycled and returned to use in other forms. Anybody see much of anything besides paper with a made from recycled materials sticker?
Frazz18 hrs · All that hauling. I’m starting to wonder how Santa Claus can cut the figure he does. Then again, maybe what we’ve spent all this time thinking is adipose is really just half a dozen weightlifter belts under that red parka.
eromlig over 3 years ago
Santa works in mysterious ways…
Bilan over 3 years ago
Why didn’t they just tell the boy that they’re giving the stuff away?
Old Girl over 3 years ago
An 8-y-o kid might still be fine with the Santa thing; but clearly knows what stuff on the curb means … a fee-free yard sale.
DorothyGlenn Premium Member over 3 years ago
My first apartment was filled with curb shopping. My style was early miscellaneous. Only new and unused item was my bed, because, cooties.
sundogusa over 3 years ago
My first couch—4 cinder blocks with a board on top and some cushions. Curb shopping. Found a TV once. It sort of worked. Black and white mostly fuzzy.
sandpiper over 3 years ago
It comes under the modern term recycling. Being furniture and household stuff, maybe some of it will actually find a practical use for some other family. The stuff in weekly bins is purported to be recycled and returned to use in other forms. Anybody see much of anything besides paper with a made from recycled materials sticker?
Bill The Nuke over 3 years ago
I wish more people would make the effort to take serviceable items to charities instead of just throwing them away.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 3 years ago
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Frazz18 hrs · All that hauling. I’m starting to wonder how Santa Claus can cut the figure he does. Then again, maybe what we’ve spent all this time thinking is adipose is really just half a dozen weightlifter belts under that red parka.