Stuff That Could Be Yours: May 2007 Edition

[rsadelle]

This is the second edition of stuff that could be yours to include both things for free and things that are not free. The not free and a few of the miscellaneous items from the previous round are still available, if anyone wants them.

My plan is for this to be the last one of these for quite a while.

How This Works: If you want something, or several somethings, leave a comment telling me what you want and email me your address. I'll cross things out as they get taken. I probably won't get to the post office about until June 2. I'll be sending things book rate or priority mail depending on how much you want and how many boxes I have in the house and/or can scrounge at work. If you want anything like insurance, delivery confirmation, etc., let me know that when you email me.

If you have any questions about anything, just ask.

Please feel free to point your friends this way if you think I have something they'll want.

Anything not claimed by 9 am Pacific Time on June 2 will be donated or listed for sale elsewhere (for stuff you have to pay for).

Stuff You Have To Pay For Fine Print: Prices include domestic shipping. If you're from out of the US and you want enough that it weighs a lot, we may have to negotiate an increased price. If you want more than one thing, we can negotiate about reducing price a little for combined shipping. I'll take PayPal if that's the only thing you can do, but I prefer a money order, check (if I know you personally and therefore know I can trust you), or cash (only if you're local).

A Note About Pricing: If you're reading this, you probably either enjoy reading my LJ or you know someone who does, so I've attempted to underprice things a bit. Feel free to shop around and check it out; remember that my prices include shipping.

Stuff You Have to Pay For: DVDs, CDs, Books

1. Dark Angel, Season 1, DVD - $10

2. Dark Angel, Season 2, DVD - $10

3. Cary Grant Hollywood Classics (Amazing Adventure, His Girl Friday, Penny Serenade, and Hollywood Without Makeup), 2-disc DVD - $7

4. Mary Poppins Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, CD - $10

5. Sesame Street Platinum All-Time Favorites, CD - $10

6. Animaniacs, Yakko's World, CD - $15

7. Animaniacs, Variety Pack: Ingredients - 16 Delicious Songs From The Hit TV Series, CD - $15

8. Louise Gikow, Labyrinth: The Storybook Based on the Movie, paperback - $10

9. Barbara Helen Berger, Gwinna, hardback - $15

10. Laura Kipnis, Bound and Gagged: Pornography and the Politics of Fantasy in America, paperback - $10

Stuff For Free Fine Print: Free shipping, but if you're from out of the US and you want enough that it weighs a lot, we may have to negotiate some sort of split on the shipping charges.

Tapes and DVDs

Unless otherwise noted, these are the original retail versions with all original covers and movie-related inserts (advertising inserts are long gone).

1. Celeste in the City, VHS, taped off TV (This is a horrible movie, but it has Nick Brendon as a gay man. I'm getting rid of it so I won't be tempted to watch it again.)

2. Hard Core Logo, VHS

3. To Die For, VHS

4. Sister Act, VHS

5. Shag: The Movie, VHS (The first movie I ever saw in theaters without a parent.)

6. Pirates of Silicon Valley, VHS, taped off TV

7. Pinky and the Brain: World Domination Tour, VHS

8. Pinky and the Brain: Cosmic Attractions, VHS

9. A Muppet Family Christmas, VHS, taped off TV

10. Hackers, VHS, copied tape

11. AntiTrust, VHS, copied tape

12. Desperately Seeking Susan, VHS (I think there's some sort of extras or alternate ending taped over the trailers.)

13. Dancer, Texas Pop. 81, VHS

14. Wing Commander, DVD (Sorry, Freddie Prinze, Jr. Not even for you will I watch this again.)

15. Spice World, DVD

16. Much Ado About Nothing, DVD

17. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, DVD

19. Bewitched, DVD

20. Men in Black, animated series (some episodes), VHS, taped off TV

21. Lovers of the Arctic Circle, VHS (This is an excellent movie. It's in Spanish with English subtitles. I've only watched it once in the many years I've owned it, so it's going.)

22. What the Deaf Man Heard, VHS, taped off TV (The tape also includes J. August Richards' Hallmark commercial.)

23. Twitch City, VHS, taped off TV (labeled #1, has at least two episodes on it)

24. Dick Tracy and Nancy Drew, DVD (Target dollar bin special, housed in a cheap cardboard box.)

25. The Little Princess (Shirley Temple Version) and Gulliver's Travels (animated), DVD (Target dollar bin special, housed in a cheap cardboard box. Never even opened.)

26. The Last Time I Saw Paris and Father's Little Dividend, DVD (Target dollar bin special, housed in a cheap cardboard box. Never even opened.)

27. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, 2-disc collector's edition, DVD

28. Girlfight, DVD

29. Anastasia, VHS

30. Titan A.E., DVD

31. VH1 Divas Las Vegas 2002, VHS, taped off TV, not so great sound quality

32. Bad Boys II, DVD

CDs

Unless otherwise noted, these are the original retail versions with all original liner notes and covers.

1. Metallica, Hero of the Day, single

2. Metallica, Load

3. Man of La Mancha original cast

4. Sarah McLachlan, Mirrorball

5. Christina Aguilera, Come On Over Baby (all I want is you), single

6. Sarah McLachlan, Afterglow

7. Dimitri From Paris, A Night at the Playboy Mansion, copy

8. Serenity, soundtrack

9. Bell Biv Devoe, Poison

10. Madonna, The Immaculate Collection

11. Sarah McLachlan, Surfacing

12. Paula Cole, This Fire

13. Goo Goo Dolls, Dizzy Up the Girl

14. The Killers, Hot Fuss

15. The Wallflowers, Bringing Down the Horse

16. Blessid Union of Souls, Light In Your Eyes, single

17. Goo Goo Dolls, Gutterflower

18. Once On This Island, Original London Cast (This is one of my favorite musicals. I'm getting rid of this because I much prefer the New York cast version, which I listen to fairly often.)

19. Dana Glover, Testimony

Books

Unless otherwise noted, these are paperbacks. Some of them have never even been read.

1. Gustave Flaubert, Sentimental Education

2. David Wheeler, editor, No, But I Saw the Movie

3. Angela Carter, The Bloody Chamber

4. Isaac Asimov, Breakthroughs in Science

5. Tony Kushner, Angels In America: Millennium Approaches and Angels in America: Perestroika (You have to take both of them.)

6. Henrik Ibsen, Ibsen: The Complete Major Prose Plays (I love Ibsen. I don't think I've opened this book in the many years I've owned it.)

7. Pattie Perret, The Faces of Fantasy

8. Patricia Cronin Marcello, Matt Damon, hardback (one of those little gift books)

9. Paula Simmons, Raising Sheep the Modern Way

10. Harald Hveberg, Of Gods and Giants: Norse Mythology

11. Christopher Fry, The Lady's not for Burning, hardback (The slipcover is torn at the spine and falling off. Not my fault; I bought it that way.)

12. Margery Williams, The Velveteen Rabbit

13. Tobi Tobias, The Man Who Played Accordion Music, hardback

14. Jon Scieszka, The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs

15. Jon Scieszka, The Story of the Frog Prince Continued

16. Lauren Mills and Dennis Nolan, Fairy Wings, hardback

17. Alpay Kabacali, Nasreddin Hodja

18. James Herriot, Moses the Kitten, hardback

19. Judy Dunn, The Little Duck

20. Herb Caen, The Cable Car and the Dragon, hardback

21. Ludwig Bemelmans, Madeline's Christmas

22. Marlee Alex, Ruth: A woman whose loyalty was stronger than her grief, hardback

23. Denis Guedj, Numbers: The Universal Language

24. Jervaulx Abbey

25. Eric Sellin, Soccer Basics

26. Randall A. Reinstedt, Tales, Treasures and Pirates of Old Monterey

27. Joan Nestle, A Restricted Country

28. Wil Wheaton, Dancing Barefoot

29. Nannie T. Alderson and Helena Huntington Smith, A Bridge Goes West

30. Richard Vetere, The Third Miracle

31. Mark Salzman, Lying Awake, hardback (This is an excellent book.)

32. Peter Lefcourt, The Dreyfus Affair

33. Hillary Frank, i can't tell you

34. Ron Hansen, Mariette in Ecstasy, hardback

35. Shel Silverstein, Where the Sidewalk Ends, hardback

36. Shel Silverstein, A Light in the Attic, hardback

37. Arlene Eisenberg, Heidi E. Murkoff, and Sandee E. Hathaway, BSN, What to Expect When You're Expecting

38. Lucy Ellis and Bryony Sutherland, Nicole Kidman: The Biography

39. Gail Dines and Jean M. Humez, editors, Gender, Race and Class in Media: A Text-Reader, 1994 edition, has some bookstore stickers on it

40. Bart D. Ehrman, The New Testament and Other Early Christian Writings, has some bookstore stickers on it

41. Bart D. Ehrman, The New Testament: A Historical Introduction to the Early Christian Writings, second edition

42. Queer Notions, hardback (A little book of quotes.)

43. Sex: A Book of Quotations, hardback

44. Barbara Hambly, Stranger at the Wedding

45. Ellen Raskin, The Westing Game

46. Gordon Korman, I Want To Go Home!

47. John Dryden, All for Love

48. Karen Eng, editor, Secrets & Confidences: The Complicated Truth About Women's Friendships

49. Katie Waitman, The Divided

50. Susan J. Douglas, Where the Girls Are

51. Jaclyn Moriarty, Feeling Sorry For Celia

52. Jaclyn Moriarty, The Year of Secret Assignments

53. Sylvia Plath: Collected Poems

54. Ron and Atie Van Der Meer, Your Amazing Senses, hardback

55. Anthony Bourdain, Kitchen Confidential, hardback

56. Reader's Digest Magic and Medicine of Plants, hardback

57. The American Society of Ephesus, House of Our Lady

58. UNC Course Pack, HNRS 28, Spring 1999, Wooten: Cleopatra

Comments

[norwich36.livejournal.com]

I'll take all your Sarah McLachlan, Goo Goo Dolls, Paula Cole and Madonna CDs. I'm also happy to take the Bart Ehrman books off your hands.

[morgandawn.livejournal.com]

squeee!

17. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, DVD
15. The Wallflowers, Bringing Down the Horse

[rsadelle]

It's all yours! It's even in a stack on my counter to remind me to bring it with me this afternoon.

[rsadelle]

They're yours! Have you moved since you last claimed things from one of these (um, September 2005, it looks like)? If not, I still have your address.

[meacoustic.livejournal.com]

Sorry, Freddie Prinze, Jr. Not even for you will I watch this again.

*snicker*

Also, I'll take the Ron Hansen book (again) if you want to bring it with you.

[rsadelle]

It's all yours!

[kirana-44.livejournal.com]

I'll take Titan A.E. off you hands.

[dedalvs.livejournal.com]

I'd like to see what all the Hot Fuss is about.

Also, Erin may want the Cary Grant movies and/or the Sesame Street songs; we'll have to see when she gets up.

[allegram.livejournal.com]

I actually have the Cary Grant movies already (clearly he doesn't spend enough time perusing our movie collection...), but I do want the sesame street cd (David, pay the woman!). Also I would like Gulliver's Travels, and the Pirates DVD, the Man of La Mancha CD and the Hveberg, Scieszka and Silverstein books, assuming these guys are still up for grabs (and not, you know, down for keeps). Thank you!
Um, that's a lot to ship, if you want I can arrange for a sibling pick-up, I'm pretty sure Will and Laura both owe me a favor....
Also is that "Bewitched" the remake or the original?
And what I really, really want to know: Why are/were you interested in raising sheep?!

[dedalvs.livejournal.com]

*sigh* Erin, that's Bewitched, not Bedazzled. Bewitched is the one with Nicole Kidman and Will Ferrell based on the the 1960's TV show you've probably never seen. A pox on your house!

[rsadelle]

Hot Fuss is yours!

[rsadelle]

You can have all of that! I don't mind shipping it to you.

Dave's right about Bewitched - it's the Nicole Kidman-Will Ferrell one.

I wasn't actually going to raise sheep! I was writing an alternate universe story where Dan Radcliffe and Emma Watson were siblings with sheep.

[rsadelle]

It's yours!

I can't remember if you've sent me your address before. If you have, remind me, and if you haven't, email it to me.

[kirana-44.livejournal.com]

I e-mailed it to you yesterday, hopefully it didn't get lost in the land of junk mail. I think I tittled is something like address for stuff that could be yours.

[rsadelle]

Aha! It did get dumped into my junk mail folder, but I found it and rescued it!

[kirana-44.livejournal.com]

Yay!

[allegram.livejournal.com]

Yah, I used the wrong phrasing when I said "old one or remake", I meant "old one or movie" but you know how words are hard sometimes...