Freecycling is when a person passes on, for free, an unwanted item to another person who needs that item. From silverware to mobile homes, people worldwide are choosing to freecycle rather than discard.
[FreecycleComa] WANTED: Frozen unseasoned chicken, meat, lamb, pork, fish, deer etc
Please let me help you clean out your freezer and get rid of that old or freezer burned meat before this year’s catch comes! Don’t throw it out!
My dogs eat a special home prepared diet and I can recycle with them what you no longer want. It doesn’t matter if it’s freezer burned, as long as it’s raw and unprocessed (no seasoned or smoked meats), and was fit for human consumption when it was frozen. Anything that swam, flew, walked or crawled is fine by us.
Any organs from any livestock are also useful. I would love to take it off your hands and will come and pick it up at your convenience.
Thank you,
Alex, Fred, Fiona, Angel and some other dogs in this picture who live with us
[FreecycleComa] WANTED: Deer Antlers for a Valentine’s Day arrangement
Shout out to any Deer Hunters…I’d like some used deer antlers that I can make Valentine’s Day floral arrangements with. Please email me @ townofcoma at gmail.com.
Thanks:)
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Please always use:
– OFFER: old couch– did not sleep with my ex on it — NO BODILY FLUIDS ON THIS COUCH (Downtown/courthouse/ in a cell/ on top of a mountain)
– TAKEN: old couch strange stains [to be used to withdraw an OFFER for any reason; only to be posted by the member making the OFFER]
– WANTED: stapler or false teeth [Please use this one sparingly]– Cannot be “wanted mate” or “wanted sex” or “wanted a hot chick”
– RECEIVED: stapler or breast implants [to be used to withdraw a WANTED for any reason; only to be posted by the member making the WANTED]
NEED, PPU, REOFFER, RE-OFFER, etc., are not acceptable keywords, and nothing other than the keyword should appear before the item description.