stuff!

[jazzfish]

"Look at all these stores selling crap we don't need!"
"I love crap we don't need-- it's my favorite kind of crap!"
--Steve Purcell

As has been noted, combining apartments results in a lot of overlap of Stuff.

The following is free to a good home, provided you come and take it away:

• Pots and pans. A one-meal-of-pasta pot with lid, a normal-sized pot with lid, a pot (with lid) that's perfect for cooking an entire box of pasta, a Tefloned skillet, a wok.
  
• A dining room set consisting of a table and six chairs. The table has expandable leaves.
  
• A card table and four folding chairs.
  
• A flimsy CD/DVD/VHS rack.
  
• Boardgames: Palatinus. Izzi. Clout Fantasy. Ligretto / Dutch Blitz. Twixt. Probably one or two others lying around.
  
• Whatever books in the Go-Away Stack I decide not to take to McKay. This will probably include a number of RPG books.
  
• A KVM switch with all necessary cables. PS/2 ports, not USB.
  
• A PlayStation with a controller, two DDR pads, a memory card, and a handful of games (including DDR).
  
• The zebra chair may be up for grabs as well, depending on whether there's a place for it in the new living room.

Mailing can perhaps be negotiated, depending.

Comments

[ancientsong.livejournal.com]

Ooh, ooh, which DDR (I already own a couple and would love one I don't already own)? And if no one wants the pads, I'll take at least one.

[jazzfish]

It's the original DDR, featuring such classics as "Boom Boom Dollar," "Have You Ever Been Mellow," and other utterly forgettable songs.

[ancientsong.livejournal.com]

I don't have that one so if you really do want to part with it, I'd like it. Tah.

[jazzfish]

Yours, along with the pads. (Note that the pads are not compatible with a PS2.)

[ancientsong.livejournal.com]

Argh. I can't use the pads then as I have a PS2. Can I still have the DDR? Or, if you want to give all away as a set, I totally understand.

[jazzfish]

You're welcome to take the PlayStation, too . . . :)

But, yeah. I can't imagine I'd get any takers for DDR pads for a PS1 without DDR to go with them. If I do, though, DDR is all yours.

[jonny-law.livejournal.com]

Are you sure that the pads won't work with the PS2? Most dance pads are compatible like a standard PS1/PS2 controller.