dumpster diving
#176
i'd leave the sweet stuff
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: x32308x: where all our dreams come true!
Bikes: BCA ten speed / 2007 bfssfg group buy IRO
Originally Posted by LóFarkas
All I need to know is which place has those 3 seasons? 2/3 of the year sounds fun

ok,after carefully reading this thread about...24 times...i finally figured out that you were asking about a sig.
i think the answer you're looking for is:
california!!
but i could be wrong.
#177
Senior Member

Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 1,262
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From: SW Ohio
Bikes: Classic lugged-steel road, touring, gravel
This dude who used to work where I do would grab a few pieces of copper from the scrap bin and take them home. He did this everyday for about a year and cashed it in at the recycling center for almost a thousand dollars.
#179
Originally Posted by big dane
Apparently dumpstering in the Milwaukee is hard to do. I wandered around this area that had a Panera and an Einstein Bagels in one complex. Goldmine, you would think, right? There were cameras on the dumpsters. I was so disappointed. If anyone in Mke has any advice, I'm pretty much out of money and I don't want to eat my roomie's food unless it's necessary 

#180
well.. i just got back from the local bikeshop;
looks like they're making room for spring
grabbed about 50 brand new tires, maybe a third of what was in their dumpster...

anyone in nyc/nnj need some CHEAP tires ?!
looks like they're making room for spring
grabbed about 50 brand new tires, maybe a third of what was in their dumpster...

anyone in nyc/nnj need some CHEAP tires ?!




