Dumpster Diving
guy_alcindor
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I would like to know people's opinions on the best methods for locating buried treasure amidst steaming piles of shit... any ideas? I know more than a few people who have found wax lying dormant in waste...
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dude your no longer a socal dude...I think you need to PM me with coordinates
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I never thought of that.
Not really record related, but the best time to dumpster dive in general is when there are seasonal/holiday changes.
I.E. I once got about 5 garbage bags filled with unopen candy kanes in February.
Bouquets of flowers post valentine's.
It really works like that.
Other stuff that is year round is tossed computer parts, lots of products past "shelf life" including paint, and of course, misprinted photos - never found anything good then.
I also once found a whole bag of huge (and ridiculously stale) cigars - probably 9-10" each. Tasted like shit but I sold them to fellow middleschoolers.
1 pair of new hiking boots in box (my size)
2 sealed Romeo y Julieta Cubans
15 bachelor party polaroids with strippers
it's in NorCal.
H - U - S - T - L - E
Nothing like that first sniff of a bag of raw kane.
Dude, who are you? You really want to know how best to dig through garbage for records? If you're seriously contemplating wading through muck for LPs maybe it's time for a re-evaluation of your priorities. Don't misunderstand--I sell records for a living and care about finding good records as much as the next person, but a fellow needs to have some standards. There are things you just shouldn't do for records, and up there with prostituting yourself and lying is digging in steaming piles of shit.
So closed minded. And Las Vegas was just a strip of sand.
Harsh.
Live, and let live.
No one said anything about really digging in steaming piles of shit! I suppose you wear fucking protective goggles and rubber gloves when you go digging?
You of all people should know the value of a tongue-in-cheek statement. And prostituting myself for records? Never that, son. But throw around the almighty dollar, and things change a bit, don't they...
Watch out for the corn[/b]....
Go on a ride-along with these dudes.
theres more to this story...
SEARCH THE STRUT ARCHIVES,LIKE TWO SUMMERS AGO,THREADED IT!!!
When I was getting ready to move back to DC, counted having 9 of them, traded them for an Aluminum Group lounge (w/ ottoman) and now I'm set.
Ok, so you're not really digging in shit, but I maintain that digging through garbage for vinyl is seriously degrading. I don't need records that badly and if I ever do it'll be because I've lost all perspective. Too many people let their record obsessions drive them to weird and freaky extremes.
hippy record store use to throw out all kinds of cool promo & display stuff
freaked out moms when i brought home a big cardboard cut out promo of
that "pollution" album with the pigeon sandwich
also had some kool promo stickers for
the zig zag people take bumblegum music underground
my early daze digging..............
Dude, I wear a hazmat suit. More seriously, if I'm digging in spot with questionable sanitation, damn right I take precautions. At least for now this is my job and there's no way I'm letting my job make me sick. There's no worker's comp plan for me.
I ain't feeling poop in a dust jacket.
I don't think I've ever gone digging in the garbage for records.
Danno's got a dope hazmat suit.
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