first dumpster dive this month

[xcrispi]

I still feel like I was called a greedy brat for not agreeing with dumpster diving, but hey look at all that love...

:s2: feel better now or are we still gonna :sadcrying :sadcrying

[xcrispi]

Well i think its important to engage in discussion. Not everyone has the same perspectives and its good to find more about people who share this board. It gives a username a personality.

Ditto V ,
W / out discussion , disagreement , confrontation - how do we figure out who we are , and what we believe in . Muchless what our fellow man is all about .
Peace
Crispi :jointsmile:

[GHoSToKeR]

I've never done this, but where I live there's an underground car park.. I was going out one day, on my way to take my PC to my bro's to see if he could fix it, and I saw a brand new moniter and a fairly new PC that someone had left there, obviously to get collected by the trashmen.. Well, I'm using it now until I figure out how to fix my other one

[stinkyattic]

Wow I haven't stopped by this thread for like a week... geez...
If I may...

Dumpster diving might not be everyones cup of tea but having an environmental conscience is something we can all respect, I hope...

It's definitely in our best interests as a species to be aware of the waste that our society produces- it's not a sustainable way of life, and people who make some attempt to decrease the amount of that waste in even a small way don't deserve mockery, they deserve a second look where we can then say, yeah, that DOES make sense....

BTW I really respect the food not bombs crew, and similar groups that try and make best use of what the rest of us don't want.

I mean, yeah, it would be awfully nice if the homeless got a bit more dignity than being fed what would be considered trash... but... it's a great start. Especially since the phenomenon of homelessness is really strongly tied to a society that has thrown aside its agrarian roots, as you can see in the argument that ValkyrieAG was involved with- where it IS possible for some people to procure their own food traditionally- but the urban poor simply don't have that choice.

Anyway Ima go hug a tree now.

[BizzleLuvin]

the thread has been ressurected! hahaha!
TONIGHT I'M GOING DIVING AGAIN! wish me luck, its gonne be in the low thirties tonight. we will probably be especially lucky at Borders, they had a clearance sale last week. can you believe they throw out BOOKS?!

[stinkyattic]

the thread has been ressurected! ?!

recycling at its finest, lol

[mattks1]

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[c of green]

i will check borders on my next outing.unfortunately most my big stores have crazy enclosed dumpsters that i cant get in.....wasted a little gas checking though.
and stinky you had better be careful which tree ya hug,some are not very social.and some too social....might give ya an itch

[stinkyattic]

and stinky you had better be careful which tree ya hug,some are not very social.and some too social....might give ya an itch

can't hug any trees in my yard; they all have poison ivy vines in them. it's good though, the neighbors would think i was a dirrrty hippie if they saw that.

my old boss used to have this bumper sticker that said, 'hug a logger.. you'll never go back to trees'. hahahaha

[BizzleLuvin]

SO last week we went diving again, but had to cut it short as I had a social gathering involving Jager and maryjane to attend to. we gathered a bunch of office chairs and some clothes from goodwill thrift store. as we were finishing up, someone rolled by in car, claimed he was from the store and yelled at us 'go home, this isnt a free-for-all'. HAHA, you sir are mistaken. Dumpster diving is in its very defininationa free-for-all.
anyway, we have decided to store all of our findings for an end-of-the-semester Free Store on campus brought to you by the Students for a Democratic Society. It should be successful.