Whats the coolest thing youve ever gotten from a thrift shop?
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a playstation 1 with a built in screen
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ebay!!! I saw somthing like that on there once!!
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I wore uniforms in school so my family didn't buy me a lot of nice clothes and I never had any pretty sweaters.  Some girl got my name in a Christmas name exchange, and she bought me the prettiest yellow exact fitting sleveless knitted sweater that I'd ever seen and I just couldn't get over how pretty it looked and I was just overjoyed to receive it.
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www.ebay.com i get a lot of stuff on there and look around you would be surprised at the stuff that you can buy on ebay lol
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any store from the early 80's!
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I'd have to go with the most sentimental for me which was the Hobbit's Journal. A gift that was given me at a young age by a good friend. It became lost for several years until my beautiful girlfriend gave it back to me over 10 years later.
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I got a record that was a major collector's item
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Have you tried ebay? That is where I always find cool unique stuff.
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Have you tried ebay? You can get most things on there!
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i got a lounger at walmart that has a cup holder. Also those little battery powered boats for kids look cool.
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Um I am going to advise you to try something no one has thought of yet.  Ebay.  LOL
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Spencers had them a little while back, I actually found a pretty cool rainbow necklace from WalMart lol... also if you have any small little hippie shops around you that sells things like pipes and wicca stuff they're usually there (those places are all over here in New Paltz, NY)
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Basketball Tickets\nStarbucks Gift Cards\nCigars\nNaughty coupon book\nFramed picture of you in that awesome outfit!\n\nAnd if all else fails:  \nGod of War for Playstation
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Clothespins. I have always been fascinated by the exciting \nworld of clothespin collecting. Ever since childhood when my grandmother gave me my first heavy duty wooden clothespin, the world opened up to me. My current collection includes over 15,000 pieces, with an estimated street value of over $375,000. Pins (as we in the collector's world like to call them) are a fascinating subject. I own celebrity Pins that actually hung the clothes of famous people like Herbert Hoover, Elliot Ness, \nand Richard Nixon. My most famous Pin belonged to Betsy Ross and held the first flag. \n\nThe American Association of Clothespin Collectors will hold their annual convention in Albany, N.Y. this year. I am honored to be chosen as one of the featured speakers and my talk will be on " Clothespins and how they changed the world." If you would like more information on this hobby, please let me know.  \n\n" A day without a Clothespin is a day without love."
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eBay you ever heard of it?
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You can find loads of stuff like that on ebay but the one in the link is the best I've seen by far!
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eBay. mr. T's thrift shop. various thrift stores. vince neils house of leather.\nhttp://www.vinceneil.net/images/wallpaper/02.jpg\nFOUND 'EM! kinda