SOMETIMES IT PAYS TO GET UP EARLY ON A SATURDAY MORNING
(Posted 2009-09-14 00:38:06 by basscomm)

You might be wondering to yourself, "Why on Earth would I want to give up
hours of sweet, sweet sleep on one of my precious days off?" Because,
Saturdays in the Spring, Summer, and part of the Fall, are prime yardsale
times. 

And, yeah, a good number of them might not have anything that you'd ever be
interested in, but if you persevere, you might find something good... like
this!

Image: Yard sale haul, September 2009 [
http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee150/basscomm/yardsalehaul-sep09.jpg ]

What do we have here? A whole pile of goodies for the NES. Let me break it
down for you:


* Tengen Pac-Man, with box and manual

* Marble Madness, with box and manual

* Mission Impossible, with box and manual

* The Addams Family

* Gradius

* Ghostbusters 2

* Q*Bert with manual

* Nintendo Tetris

* Excitebike manual

* RBI Baseball

* Jordan vs. Bird

* Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

* Super Mario Bros / Duck Hunt

* Kung Fu

* Back to the Future II and III with manual missing the cover

* Silent Service manual

* Game Boy Super Mario Land manual

* And in the top left corner, the fold-out map / skill chart for the NES
Final Fantasy



Plus a big ol' Tupperware-style bin. All for $2.

Which I'd say is totally worth sacrificing a little bit of sleep.

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There are 2 comments on this post:

Comment #1 by Ruined Cartridge › Final Fantasy Map (  ) on
2013-04-02 02:45:33
[...] around the city on a cool Saturday morning looking for a yard sale,
when I found one that had a bin full of video game goodies for $2, this map
included. I thought that was a pretty sweet score, so I held on to it. Even
though [...]

Comment #2 by Final Fantasy Map « Exposing my socks to the world (  )
on 2013-04-29 11:49:29
[...] around the city on a cool Saturday morning looking for a yard sale,
when I found one that had a bin full of video game goodies for $2, this map
included. I thought that was a pretty sweet score, so I held on to it. Even
though [...]


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