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While walking across the lake today in my sandals and shorts, i felt a breeze. Low and behold, I looked down through the ice, and there was a fan blowing. I figured, no it cant be; I took a closer looks and saw a KC royals sticker and a Unicorn on it. I immediately thought of this thread and ran to get the auger and try and drill it out.

Well, by the time I got back with the auger, it had floated away under the ice or something; however, I did see a guy packing up an item into the back of his truck and driving away very quickly...

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While walking across the lake today in my sandals and shorts, i felt a breeze. Low and behold, I looked down through the ice, and there was a fan blowing. I figured, no it cant be; I took a closer looks and saw a KC royals sticker and a Unicorn on it. I immediately thought of this thread and ran to get the auger and try and drill it out.

Well, by the time I got back with the auger, it had floated away under the ice or something; however, I did see a guy packing up an item into the back of his truck and driving away very quickly...

NICE LOL

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See now... If the Roaming Gnome had a 20" box fan strapped to his back he could hover over all the lakes and give us reports on where the fish are biting.....

Course then he would need a really long extention cord...

And he would have to fix the cord first....

OK......never mind.

Hunter

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I always get a chuckle when I see this thread. I remember when it first started. LOL Ah man good ol box fan w/KC sticker and all. The first page is awesome! LMAO

Ya, I still LMAO on the can I interest you in a ladder that is missing the rungs followed by the guy from Brainerd willing to take a day off work to come and pick it up.

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Wow this thread is a direct decendent of the Energizer Bunny it keeps going and going and....

I just stumbled upon it and while at first found it a bit cruel after finishing the first page I found myself laughing out load hysterically. Sorry to all but this took on a life of it's own. I was scanning these because I had some items to give away but now I feel I may need to re-access and make sure they are worthy of being passed on. Although possibly reigniting another one of these might be a hoot. Hmm what would qualify as an item which could invoke such enthusiasm? Anybody? Bueller? Anybody? Priceless. Again my apologies to all.

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Zap...what do you plan on giving away. We may be able to give you somne suggestions on how to raise interest in your items and move them onto a new home. Without knowing what you are giving away, here are a couple tips. Throw a couple stickers on it. A little bit of individuality makes items more desireable. If it has a cord, slice it to make it a "fixer-upper", everyone likes a little challenge. In your description, use exact details, it lets the new owner know exactly what they are getting!!!

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Zap...what do you plan on giving away. We may be able to give you somne suggestions on how to raise interest in your items and move them onto a new home. Without knowing what you are giving away, here are a couple tips. Throw a couple stickers on it. A little bit of individuality makes items more desireable. If it has a cord, slice it to make it a "fixer-upper", everyone likes a little challenge. In your description, use exact details, it lets the new owner know exactly what they are getting!!!

Dont forget to say it is still in good candition

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I think a more important selling point would be that it doesn't bother the cat. Do not loose focus on the impact the item will have on the domestic pets. Then I could look at details such as stickers as long as I steer away from KC Royals. The unicorn maybe OK.

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i might of been seeing things but i saw that fan today. I was driving on hwy 55 east bound and I slowed down to turn and behind me I was a youg lady (good looking too). but riding shot gun was a fan and I just saw only one blade. I was area annandale so please keep an eye out for the fan. The car she was driving was a pontiac grand [PoorWordUsage].

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look what i found...

Reply to: [email protected] [?]

Date: 2009-01-02, 1:20PM CST

2 box fans need a new home. They are dirty but can be easily cleaned up.

Location: St. Paul MN

it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

this may explain why it has not been sighted in a while. may just be that the fan has found a mate. just think of the little fans running around in a few months. ... paul

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its a wooden one. with the rise in aliminium prices i recycled the aluminium one. the rungs on it were only v-shaped due to load stress, not missing. it did however keep your feet centered on the rung but was not as stable. ... paul

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you might make this whole thing start all over again

TRZ, sorry I cant help myself.

Free. Left sock, right sock is missing but you may have one like it. Still in good shape.

Some things just arent even worth giving away..

grin

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