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I’m probably luckier than most in that I can even slop around all day at work in a comy T (… ahh the tie-less life of being labeled a creative…) and have a cupboard full of various cotton masterpieces.

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Namely, the one-of-a-kind section.

How awesome is that? If there’s one thing I truly hate it’s wearing something I know someone else has. Seeing someone on the street in a t-shirt I’ve got at home (or even worse, which I happen to be wearing) for some reason makes my skin crawl, and suddenly, there’s a way out.

During the screen-printing process (my dad used to a bit of moonlighting as a screen-printer, so I’m not making this next bit up) you generally have to try out your screens and dyes on something before you start hitting the real thing, and generally make a mess of whatever your test print thingy happens to be.

(Please excuse my heavy use of such highly technical jargon.)

Normally this stuff would find its way to the bin pretty soon after, but the good capitalists at Print Liberation can see the dollar signs in their potential wastage.

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More importantly, there is absolutely no chance that you’ll ever see someone wearing the exact same shirt as you, ever.

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]]> http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/print-liberation-custom/feed/ 0 Hoodies @ American Apparel http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/hoodies-american-apparel/ http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/hoodies-american-apparel/#comments Wed, 28 Apr 2010 21:35:42 +0000 Demis http://www.sydnerati.com/?p=820 I’m sure I’m not alone in saying this, but this week marks the first chilly week I’ve needed to carry an extra layer of clothing around with me. Suddenly we’ve gone almost directly from Summer to Winter without much of an in-between, and you know what? I like it. book [...]]]>

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Suddenly we’ve gone almost directly from Summer to Winter without much of an in-between, and you know what? I like it.

The downside is that perhaps this sudden cold snap has left your cupboard in desperate need of that freshen up you were planning a few weeks from now, however there is a quick fix all the cool kids seem to be doing these days : American Apparel and their buy diet pill online store.

A couple of guys I work with have been receiving care packages from American Apparel buy pfizer viagra online | buy cialis pills online | buy levitra vardenafil this week, and I couldn’ t help feel

they were onto a good thing.

Checking out the store, there’s a tonne of decent looking long-sleeve T’s and sweat tops at good prices, but what gets me is the huge selection of very funky looking hoodies.

So many colours, so many styles, guys, girls, organics, whatever, you name it. Sure, the humble hoodie isn’t often classed as the height of fashion for all occasions, but their fleecy urban goodness is buy cheap levitra perfect for that outer layer to slop around the city during these suddenly brisk days and nights, and the A.A. range really does look cool.

Check out their range and I’m sure you’ll find plenty of cupboard-fillers, fast.

While you aren’t buying Australian-made at all (the name is a bit of a giveaway) you can rest assured that you’re natural cialis alternatives not buying into a sweatshop situation either; American Apparels whole business model is based upon pretty much everything happening in their diet pills without buy cialis phentermine a prescription factory in downtown L.A., from dyeing of fabrics through to advertising materials. Good karma at a good price.

The Aussie store apparently ships from the local warehouses so you should end up with your purchase within a couple of days, also with free shipping if you spend enough!

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]]> http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/hoodies-american-apparel/feed/ 0 Australia’s Biggest Poker Tour http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/australias-biggest-poker-tour/ http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/australias-biggest-poker-tour/#comments Mon, 12 Apr 2010 22:04:30 +0000 Demis http://www.sydnerati.com/?p=786 brand name cialis alt=”" width=”222″ height=”300″ />Poker lovers be ready – something big is coming.

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After a couple of huge weeks in Adelaide and Perth, the cream of Australia and New Zealands poker fiends buy cheap kamagra will be digging in at Star City Casino from 21-25 April to see who can take out the local loot, or for the more hardcore, who can add more overall tour points to their tally across all tournaments in where buy cialis the tour.

Even if you haven’t been chasing the tour buy cialis cialis around the country so far, you can still get involved in the local event – if Poker is your thing of course.

(Me? I’m rubbish, but I can certainly see the attraction.)

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Even as a small-time player, you’re where can buy viagra still up for a bit of cash if you’re half-decent, with the prize-pool stretching pretty far down the leader-board. Of course, if you win the entire week… well, that’ s another

story. (i.e. can you say “Ka-CHING”?)

There’s still time to enter if you want to be part of it all (check out this page for details) or else rocking down to Star City anytime during that week should guarantee some pretty spectacular spectator action for gambling enthusiasts viagra online (not willing to throw their cash in the bin against such full-on players).

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]]> http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/australias-biggest-poker-tour/feed/ 0 Waterpebble : the water-wise eco-nagger… http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/waterpebble-the-water-wise-eco-nagger/ http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/waterpebble-the-water-wise-eco-nagger/#comments Sun, 14 Mar 2010 19:46:36 +0000 Demis http://www.sydnerati.com/?p=711 generic levitra online sildenafil citrate width=”220″ height=”265″ />Sometimes it’s good to bring a little extra nag

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Your spirit may be willing, but in practice there are lots of either irritating or unpleasant tasks that you should be doing that it might be simpler to just forget about.

One of those categories for a lot of people are a lot of things concerning becoming or regularly maintaining your level of environmental-friendliness.

Yes, we all know what is or isn’t good for the environment… but knowing and doing are two very different things. It seems so many of the things pills online pharmacy we’re expected to do now to save the planet goes completely against often decades (or generations) of family habi – it can all get a bit tiring trying Buy vibramycin online to keep up with all the little things we’re supposed to be buy cialis today doing that some do-gooder will lay a guilt trip on us about later on if we don’t.

That’s why I love it when I see a cool little gadget like the Waterpebble.

Especially buy medicine online without prescription as Australians, becoming a little conservative with water is not only a good idea, but no doubt will become essential as the years roll on. But even if you’re rolling with the James Bond Shower (… still the greatest Sydnerati obsession of 2010) it’s still a tricky thing to know exactly when to turn your shower off, or to snap out of that delicious vacant-staring reverie under a gentle hot stream of water and decide it’s time to switch off.

Waterpebble not only takes out all the guess work, it gradually starts nagging you into shorter showers each day, turning you into a habitual water-saving machine.

How it works is that it just sits in the bottom of your shower like a little plastic rock, and just online cialis sales chills there. Don’t need to switch it on, don’t need to worry about it.

It’s happy just hanging out, waiting to nag.

The first time you throw it in the s hower with you, it soaks up the water around it, and records

how long your shower is. From there, each time you get in the buy generic viagra online pharmacy online shower, it’ll flash up an amber then a red light once you’ve reached that point in time, letting you know it’s time to go.

To make matters worse (or better, depending on whether you’re a shower-half-full kinda person) it starts gradually shaving a fraction of time off your showers each day, pulling

you back from the soul-killing guilt of being a water-waster, turning you eventually into some kind of new-age water-wise superhero.

(My question to the clever inventors would be if you kept this going forever, would the Waterpebble eventually nag you into a 5-second shower

? Would the robot know when to stop, or would the little cyber-nagger just keep pushing on like the bath-time equivalent of the Terminator, not stopping until its earthly mission was done…)

All in all, it’s a very clever outside-the-box idea, and one which feels like it wouldn’t be that much hard work to incorporate into your daily routine. (Meaning, it’s a lot easier to do than say, having to not use the garbage chute for your recyclables but instead have to walk down two storeys buyviagra to your buildings garbage room separately with all your paper cialis sale and plastics… so tempting cheap levitra generic to just be bad in that case…)

These little suckers are cheap, and once they die (apparently after 6 months) they’re completely recyclable.

Make sure you check out the video on the website if you want to see them in action (oh yeah baby… a plastic rock, just sitting there, getting all wet…. ), and in no time you’ll be nagged into water-wise submission…

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]]> http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/waterpebble-the-water-wise-eco-nagger/feed/ 0 MagNation : Undies Monday http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/magnation-undies-monday/ http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/magnation-undies-monday/#comments Tue, 02 Mar 2010 21:12:50 +0000 Demis http://www.sydnerati.com/?p=681 cialis order viagra | buy cialis prescription | order levitra online mail order alt=”" width=”216″ height=”300″ />There really must be something in the air this month, so far as showing a bit of flesh in public is concerned.

On day 1 we had Spencer Tunick and his nudies taking over the Opera House. Buy asendin online Within a day or two, I catch wind about a new promotion over at the top-notch magazine vendor Mag Nation, on King Street, Newtown, while not being as doodle-to-the-wind as the Circular Quay en masse nudey dash, still registered a notch or two on my eyebrow-raise scale.

The basic deal is this :

On any Monday in March you can take $50 worth of whatever you like, FREE, provided buy medicine online you rock up to the shop wearing nothing (and they mean nothing) but your underpants.

Sweet deal.

They do, of course, provide plenty of provisos and clarifications to ensure you can’t find a loophole.

- Yes, definitely your underpants, not cheap levitra online your swimming costumes, pyjamas or gym-wear.

- You can’t strip off once you get inside…. you’d have to get down to it right in the middle of the busy part of the footpath  (near one of the bus stops!) on King Street then walk through the door, or you won’t qualify.

- You need to go to the front desk and register your “purchase”.

- If you come in totally nude, the offer is void.

If you’ve never been into Mag Nation, it’s totally worth the journey, even fully-clothed. Far from being a humble newsagent, they’ve got two floors of high quality magazines and books, including a whole lot of fresh imports and labels you’ve never heard of.

It’ll Plavix Online be pretty easy to find something there up to the value of $50, especially if you hit the Design imports section whose titles can sometimes get up to that price range, though my gut tells me sildenafil citrate | buy cialis daily | buy buy cheap cheap levitra levitra that perhaps a “pre-undie” scouting mission would be a much wiser move so that you don’t dilly-dally generic zithromax in your budgie-smugglers or lingerie on online pharmacy cialis the buy cialis without prescription day.

The part I love the best about this deal is that Mag Nation isn’t on a cross street, for a convenient “duck around the corner and hide” maneuver. If you do it, you’ ll rea

lly have to commit.

We were talking buy cialis pill about it

at work and decided that the Boxer Shorts option for a guy would by far be the safest way of doing it. Hell, on a hot day, that’s all some dudes are rolling in along King Street anyway. Gets a little trickier for the ladies, buy generic levitra online though speaking as a warm-blooded male here, I won’t hold any underwear option you decide on against you.

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]]> http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/magnation-undies-monday/feed/ 0 Galaxy Bookshop : stroking your inner geek… http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/galaxy-bookshop-stroking-your-inner-geek/ http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/galaxy-bookshop-stroking-your-inner-geek/#comments Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:39:02 +0000 Demis http://www.sydnerati.com/?p=662 If you’

re someone nerdily inclined or have an inner-nerd cheap viagra secretly trying to get out (and I’m only saying that in a good way), there are probably already a few spots around Sydney you might include in an average foot-circuit of the CBD :

- The secret computer-bits haggle-alley hidden away on level one in Capitol Square.

- Kings comics (and the puzzle/game levitra buy shop across the road)

- The row of electronic shops along York Street, with Jaycar as the gadgety jewel in the crown.

- Galaxy Bookshop.

Galaxy is by far your best hook-up in Sydney for anything book or periodical falling within the realm of Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and TV/Movie/Game/Media tie-ins, and even if you aren’t in the upper echelons Buy Bactrim Online of geekdom, any book-lover would be crazy to walk past it.

Don’t be put off by the collectors statuettes you pass on the way downstairs to this dungeon oasis : Galaxy is the real deal.

(The hardest part of your visit there zithromax online will be continuing on into the shop once you’ve spotted the life-sized cardboard cutout of William Shatner – as Kirk – which often greets you on the way in.)

The order levitra online staff all really know their stuff, whoever stocks the shelves always manages to get new releases often months before Dymocks and the other big chains (if you’re prepared to pay the premium cialis 20 mg cost for those type of pre-release releases). Also, 424 buy viagra because they are entirely dedicated to the specific genres they are, you always find not only the fantasy/sci-fi author you’re looking for, but most of their works, books you hadn’t even heard of, and possibly even directions to books by some of their lesser-known peers.

Often when you go into the larger stores in search of these types of books, the “new release” section will be one row of the first shelf you see, and even then it’ll be full of Harry Potter or Twilight (ok, so actually pretty much just Twilight) and of absolutely no use to you.

Galaxy, on the other hand, has a whole wall dedicated to their new releases, and from what I can tell the shelf is shuffled around a few times a week or whenever new stuff is at hand.

Regardless of whether you’re a chic geek order antibiotics Buy retin-a online like myself or not, if you’re into reading books, it is definitely a store worth checking out.

Trust me – if you can just close your eyes, take a few deep breaths and sneak past Captain Kirk, you’l cialis buy online buy viagra in san diego | buy cialis tadalafil at horizon drugs | cheap levitra online viagra | where buy cialis | cheapest generic levitra online 36 hour l find the greatest treasure trove of modern and classic sci-fi, fantasy and horror/monster/vamp/zombie books the city has to offer.

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]]> http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/galaxy-bookshop-stroking-your-inner-geek/feed/ 0 Rain Tech : Nubrella http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/rain-tech-nubrella/ http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/rain-tech-nubrella/#comments Sun, 14 Feb 2010 21:36:47 +0000 Demis http://www.sydnerati.com/?p=626 where to buy cialis without prescription alt=”" width=”261″ height=”224″ />Let’s face it : it isn’t the rain that’s bothering you out there today, it’s what the rain does to your hairdo that’s the problem.

What’ s there not to like about a bit of

set in rainy weather anyway? Great for the plants, you can guzzle water and take longer showers guilt free (though not me… I’m still rolling like James Bond here) and there’s simply no chance of bushfires right now.

The tricky part is getting door to door from buy cialis generic home to work etc.

without ending up looking like a drowned rat.

I know most of you are probably reaching for your standard umbrella today, but perhaps there is another option :

The Nubrella.

Right off, I should point out from the start, that the Nubrella really does make you look like a tool if you happen to pop one out in the rain, but having said that, the design behind it cialis super really does seem to be pushing the future of umbrellas in the right direction.

It’s always been my belief that the traditional umbrella really doesn’t do what it’s meant to do, i.e. keep you dry.

Especially for levitra cost us tall folk, the most I ever get out of an umbrella is a mild amount of hair-style relief, while the rest of my body get’s completely destroyed. At the same time you’ve got this dangerous, eye-poking object causing havoc on the footpaths with other pedestrians, which will break at viagra cheap the slightest wind (especially if it’s raining particularly hard) which you have to find a place to store at your destination (which is usually somewhere public, leading to your umbrella being ‘borrowed’ later by someone else)

I actually prefer NOT using umbrellas as a matter of principle, because the amount of annoyance they bring with them doesn’t balance out with how much rain coverage you actually get.

But this Nubrella thing does seem low price levitra to at least have a couple of those things solved.

For one, I can’t see any chance of being poked in the eye by one of these, and in terms antibiotics online of rain coverage, the wrap-around bubble nature of these looks like all the relevant body parts (i.e. the parts of you that sit above a desk and are visible to your peers at work) are completely sealed in their own little rain force-field. I can lopid imagine especially for the ladies, this sweet design would render any stress about the destruction your morning hair-regime irrelevant, enclosing not only you and your salon-fresh hair, but most likely your hand-bag as well.

The fact that it connects to your shoulders looks better too, freeing up that hand you’d normally lose your entire journey. The video on their website has shots of guys riding bikes wearing them even, but hey, that seems to be going a bit far.

The downside of this thing seems fairly obvious : for starters, when you’re wearing one you look a little bit like Pac-Man.

They do fold up very simply, but instead of a simple stick shape (easily tucked in beside a desk) or completely collapsed unit you can shove into your man-bag, you’re left with a giant black banana shape. Probably a small price to pay for something which keeps your top half absolutely dry.

Also, I can’t really see that this could be used in any social capacity, and would purely be for you and you alone. Is this truly a problem though

? While umbrella-sharing might seem cute or noble at the time, I still find that in that situation, only one of the sharers manages any level of dryness anyway (usually the one offering their umbrella for use, i.e. YOU). Shouldn’t be a problem.

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I haven’t tried one first-hand, but even if it’s not the Jesus Umbrella it would seem, the designers behind the Nubrella should be applauded for thinking outside the box and coming up with a new twist on a 3000-year-old invention, which frankly, cheap levitra online has never worked that well.

The end-game invention for the umbrella would buy levitra online be some kind of Star Wars style force-field generator which sits on your body somewhere, repelling rain invisibly, and while that one may still seem Viagra Soft Tabs Online a long, long way off, the Nubrella does seem to be a step in that hands-free direction worth giving a shot.

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]]> http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/rain-tech-nubrella/feed/ 0 Spooklight : pimping your ride… http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/spooklight-pimping-your-ride/ http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/spooklight-pimping-your-ride/#comments Tue, 02 Feb 2010 19:45:49 +0000 Demis http://www.sydnerati.com/?p=571 Let’s face it : there’s a lot of wasteful hi-tech junk you can buy these days.

I went through a phase where I thought it’d be cool to see how many different random-and-inappropriate pluggable USB devices I could buy for my computer at work; USB fan, USB neck/shoulder massager and yes, even a USB-powered mini vacuum-cleaner (for biscuit crumbs in my keyboard) were amongst the purchases.

(I *did* stop at getting one of those mobile USB mini-missle launchers or USB-powered single-drink-can refrigerators…)

There are so many gadgets out there, buying every snazzy bit of plastic goodness you lay your eyes on would just be wasteful and cluttering.

But not the Spooklight.

I read about these things last year and thought “yeah, that’d be cool”, then promptly forgot all about them until I saw a guy with one yesterday on my bike-ride home. My crappy old Trek is sorely in need of some love, especially in the safety department, and after a quick bit of research when I order levitra online got home, the Spooklight is firmly on my birthday wishlist* once again.

(*Note to readers with credit cards : this subtle hint was not entirely dropped purely to improve the flow of this article…)

The buy online viagra | where buy cialis | cheapest generic levitra online idea behind this little cycle accessory is quite simple : it’s an automatic brake-light, which also doubles as a manual indicator thingy.

It’s got one of those accelerometer things in it which knows when you’ve online medicine without prescription suddenly slowed down, and magically turns the red brake light on for you. I have no idea how sensitive it is, and whether it likes to come on at the wrong times etc.

but when I saw it clipped to that dude’s bike in Petersham yesterday, it did seem to be operating pretty much as you’d expect and throwing out quite a bit of warning whenever buy viagra in san diego | buy cialis tadalafil at horizon drugs | cheap levitra online he braked.

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Does this mean the age of the daggy cheap ampicillin hand-signal street-turn acheter cialis original is dead for cyclists

?

Or is this little beastie so distracting to drivers that you’re better off not buying one since you already piss drivers off enough by simply Buy Flagyl ER Online being on the road on your bike?

The way I see it, extra lights on a cycle can only be a good thing, especially ones which draw attention to yourself, and if the people

behind you happen to cotton onto the brake-light-effect itself,

then extra bonus points for you.

Whether this is enough for you to lash out and spend the $100-150 you seem to need to pay for one of these, well, that’s up to you.

One upsell for it could be the rechargable battery which plugs in to recharge via USB, just like your iPhone. So if for no other bike-safety reasons, it’d certainly make a great addition to your blossoming USB device collection…

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]]> http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/spooklight-pimping-your-ride/feed/ 0 Shop : Kisu http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/shop-kisu/ http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/shop-kisu/#comments Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:25:41 +0000 Demis http://www.sydnerati.com/?p=531 levitra online alt=”" width=”213″ height=”549″ />I walked past Kisu in Newtown quite possibly a thousand times before ever noticing the treasure trove within.

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Most of the store comprises the funky asian-fusion designs of Mylinh, whose general flavour could possibly be described as ‘japanese urbanwear’. cheap levitra buy A lot of the shelves buy online cialis cialis canadian are dominated by simple, square/triangle shaped items, made decidedly unboring with explosions of hand-stitched embroidery, fabric collages and asian-influenced prints.

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Though Mylinh seems buy n viagra | buy cialis without prescription | cheap levitra buy to have the girls Buy precose online covered (my wife went to town in there scoping out the tops, skirts and bags for present ideas) there was still plenty of goodness there for the male end of the spectrum, with a very tasty collection of imported designer t-shirts (the kind you won’t find anywhere else easily) and plenty of “dude accessories” like belts, blokey pendants and hip-looking man-bags.

Definitely worth checking out next time you’re buy viagra locally | buy cialis shop tadalafil | cheap levitra online looking for a bit of a refresher in your wardrobe of stuff that none of your friends are already wearing, but where you’ll still end up looking like you’re wearing next years fashion…

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]]> http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/shop-kisu/feed/ 0 When good clothes go bad… http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/when-good-clothes-go-bad/ http://www.sydnerati.com/spend/when-good-clothes-go-bad/#comments Mon, 18 Jan 2010 21:30:51 +0000 Demis http://www.sydnerati.com/?p=490 We’re moving house soon, and as people always do when th at h

orrible time comes around in all our lives, there’s an element of “Spring Cleaning” which simply can’t be avoided.

Of buy online viagra course, removing clutter from your life – the great possession purge – is never a bad thing, just a tiring one without much in the way of immediate reward.

In buy zithromax the last few years, one aspect of the big clean-out has changed for the better : clothing.

In the old days, the clothing buy purchase viagra online viagra alternative | how to buy cialis online | cheap levitra online vardenafil clean-up was but a 3-step process :

1. Open wardrobe and stare in dismay at the Buy zerit mammoth task ahead.

2. Spend several hours creating the “Yes” and “No – to go!” piles, often shedding tears or occasionally falling into pits of self-loathing and despair at how many of your old jeans don’t fit your fat butt anymore, or occasional moments of joy when you find a couple cialis user reviews that are now way too big…

3. Take your “No – to go!” pile and either spend the next 3 weeks distributing them cheapest cialis prices either amongst friends and relatives, or taking the entire pile and dumping it unceremoniously into a Vinnie Bin in the dead of night.

There is now, however, a fourth step :

…eBay.

My wife recently did the big clothing cleanup. Step 1. and 2. went through as can be expected with all the rollercoaster of emotions and cupboard chaos that goes

with it. (We’re talking bomb-zone in there for a few hours…). But instead of hitting up Step 3 with her usual gusto, we slipped in the all new “Step 3a : eBay“.

I know what you’re thinking: taking a big pile of clothes and getting it onto a website sounds like a time-consuming pain in the ass. I won’t lie : it was. Took a couple of hours to take photos of everything individually on where do you buy viagra | buy cialis phentermine | cheap levitra online line pharmacies then get that onto computer, pick the best versions of everything, THEN, start entering those separately into various new auctions on the website.

Took a few hours, all up.

Within a day or two, things were already really paying off.

Crappy old tops and shoes were starting to get $10-$20 “buy it now” takers, and within a few days, some of the fancier items all had buyers. It seems that particularly women’s clothing seems to go pretty well in there – especially stuff that hadn’t really been worn and still had tags on!

Bottom line is this : we could have taken the entire pile of clo

thes down to the charity bins, but instead we put a whole lot of cash back in the bank. Not everything will sell – Vinnies will still get their cut, but there’s no reason why you can’t throw in a little bit of a last-chance-greedy-cash-grab in before you go there. Is that so wrong?

You’d think the postage part would be tough too – not at all. You whack on something Plavix Online stupid like $7-$10 postage/handling to your auction, and people seem happy to pay that. And it’s really buy pfizer viagra online not that hard to get a pile of cheap post-packs and take a couple of trips down to the post office one week.

Inspired by the success of the eBay clothing cleanup, we’re trying all sorts of other genres.

The Beverly Hills 90210 DVD box-sets have already sold (… please don’t judge us … ) and I’m in the process of ripping all our CD’s to MP3′s in iTunes to put them all up on auction as well (CD’s only seem to get a buck or two each, but still – we’ve got a couple of hundred of the scratched little suckers…).

It’s one thing to be able to declutter your place and enjoy that fresh, newly-purged feeling, but it is another entirely to make a wad of cash in the process.

Give it a try – it’s really not that painful, and besides : there’s gold lurking in your cupboards…

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