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Item name: Full size Bed

Description: This. This is where the sleep is at. Just a bed, you might think. But think some more. I am like you: when buying a bed on a budget, I want something that's actually comfortable, that's not disturbingly old, and that somebody had the decency to keep clean. My bed is all those things and more. I mean, the label says "Easy Rest" and "Plush Comfort" on it. Those are things you can't just buy, my friend. Oh, wait. You can buy them right here. It seriously is a quality bed though: just about 3 years of use on it, supportive but with a pillowy top, kept in nice condition, never been exposed to smoke. Comes with the mattress, box spring, and frame. 

Asking: $165

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Item name: Bookshelf with doors

Description: This piece is a tall bookshelf with shutting doors on the bottom part, designed with a limited-run pattern from IKEA. These pictures are from IKEA too, but they might as well be the actual shelf; it's in perfect condition. Inside the doors are some more shelves. You know how you always wanted to make a really cool, hand-drawn design and devotedly apply it to make some neat custom furniture? But then all of the Harry Potters came on ABC Family so you had a better way to spend your 20 hours? That's alright. It's done for you.

Asking: $75

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Item name: GPS

Description: If you haven't lived in Atlanta before, there's something you need to know: the road system was designed by a six-year-old with only his trusty crayon and three Percocets for guidance. At least that's our best theory. Our friend who grew up here says the layout (or extreme lack thereof) doesn't make any sense because they roads were all originally just paved-over horse trails. Seriously. There are 71 streets in Atlanta with some variation of the name "Peachtree." Again, seriously. We guess the point is, there is no way you survive without a GPS. So buy this TomTom One XL. (XL means bigger screen--4.3in.) It's got all the necessary GPS features: nav, rerouting, choice of fastest/shortest/toll-avoidance/highway-avoidance, etc., all the standard GPS fare. It'll get you there, because lord knows you already have enough trouble just finding your way to Starbucks for your Pumpkin Spice fix while you're trying to light up and "singing" along to Ke$ha's latest abomination. "Drivin' ain't easy." - Slick Rick

Asking: $60

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Item name: 2004 Chevy Aveo

Description: As we mentioned in the GPS listing, Atlanta's roads don't make any sense. But here's the kicker: the public transportation is horrible, so you're forced to drive anyway to get anywhere. The ideal vehicle is small, fuel-efficient, and can carry your friends to. Oh, and it has boss rims. In other words, the idea vehicle is this Aveo. Let's see how much car info we can list in 30 seconds. Go! 

2004 Chevy Aveo LS, black, 5 door hatch, 4cyl automatic, 73k miles, est. 23mpg city/31mpg highway, power windows/locks, remote key, stereo, new custom black/silver wheels (17in), custom exhaust, good interior space, well maintained, nonsmoking. Only repair during ownership: radiator hose. Recent maintenance: alignment and balance, brakes, oil changes.
Feel free to ask about anything.

Asking: $4800

Item name: 51" Sony Wega HDTV

Description: Let's be honest: this TV is goddamn amazing. Sony Wega 51", 1080i (also supports 720p, 480i/p), beautiful picture, built-in speaker cabinet, supports all inputs (HDMI, HD components, standard components, S-video, coaxial), and has multiple inputs for most types. I used to have cable, an Xbox, a Super Nintendo, and my computer all hooked up simultaneously, with room for more . Good times. This guy's now a few years old, but it's incredible how well it stands up to even current TVs in terms of quality. Sony knew what they were doing.  I searched for this model (used) on Amazon and after-shipping prices ranged from $500 to $1050. (Check it out: search for Sony KP-51WS520) Hate to part with my baby, but to a loving home, he's $375.

Asking: $375

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Item name: 5 Piece Sectional Sofa

Description: Luxurious comfort: something you will never enjoy. UNLESS, you buy this. It is giant, it is soft, it is L-shaped. It's made of five pieces so you adjust the arrangement as you like. One of the end pieces is even a convertible (meaning you can lean back and pull up a footrest, La-Z-Boy style). It's basically two large couches (or, 5 couch-pieces) that fit together into one extra-large, kickass couch. It's like the MegaZord of couches. It's nearly impossible to calculate the permutations of ways you can laze around on this thing, basking in your relaxed glory. A monarch among students, you. 

Asking: $250

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Item name: Queen size Bed

Description: In ad school, sleep isn't necessarily an every-day activity, so you have to make it count when you get a chance. Sure, you could get a cheap IKEA bed, but you might as well save a few bucks and just lay a sleeping bag on your couch at that point. This is the real deal: Queen size mattress, box spring, and frame.  Mattress is on the firmer side; it's very comfortable and supportive. Not just one of those bags of fluff and filler that you think feels soft in the store, and then gives your spine more of a curve than you needed to pass precalc. Oh yeah, forgot to mention: HELLO, QUEEN SIZE! LIVIN' LARGE, SON!

Asking: $190

Item name: Entertainment Stand

Description: Organization. Transparency. Smart design. All these qualities will help you be a good student. Good news: they also apply to this entertainment stand. Plus it holds your XBox. Glass doors ensure you can flip on your cable, your stereo or your game console via remote, without getting up.  Because this is America. They also show off your CD collection (we know you still have a CD collection). The base functions as further storage with a mag-lock door. Small, indented shelves on the side show off all that cool, wacky stuff you've got, you ad student you. The shelves in the main compartment are moveable, and the back of the compartment is partially open for all the wiring.

Asking: $75

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Item name: Floor cabinet + Mini shelf

Description: Nice, small-size storage accessories. What can you say about these things really? They're just very functional storage pieces really. The smaller size and being white makes them ideal for conquering Europe organization in tight spaces like the bathroom. Floor cabinet has a magnetic door. Available individually or separate.

Asking: $25 (Floor cabinet) / $10 (Mini shelf) / $30 (both)

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Item name: Table
Description: IKEA. White. Put things on it. Simple.
Asking: $10

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Item name: Floor Lamps

Description: One is black. The other one is silver. What else can you possibly need to know about floor lamps? Oh, actually, the silver one has a nice metal finish and a really cool bendy part at the top. Like one of those cool flex straws, ya know? Anyway, just save yourself the trip to the store. These are closer, cheaper, and the same damn thing. Plus they come with those spiral light bulbs that last 100 years or whatever and save you like $200 on your electricity bill (citation needed). 

Asking: Black one: $5 Silver one: $10

Item name: Old Set of Golf Clubs

Description: Golf clubs. So necessary for golf and golf-related activity. Or for use as weapons. These clubs are kind of old (acquired the irons early-2000s, added the driver later), but they get the job done. The only kind-of nice one is the driver, which is pretty modern and large but was made right before drivers all became comically large (circa 2005). The putter probably is the oldest golf club, ever. Appropriately, I call it the Civil War Putter. I'm missing the 6 iron, but every casual golfer knows a 6 iron is stupid anyway. Swing your 7 harder, wuss. Also lost the 8 and replaced it with a different brand. Comes with two very acute sand wedges (clubs I use often...). Here's the breakdown if anybody's interested:

Driver: TaylorMade 320 Ti (9.5) "Lite" shaft (graphite)
3 Wood: Ti Alloy "Medium" shaft (graphite)
Irons: Citation 3,4,5,7,9,P; Arnold Palmer Tru-Matic 8; Northwestern "Shotsaver" 60deg sand wedge; acclaim "The Accurate Weapon" sand wedge, prob 65-70deg
Civil War Putter, reads: "EXTENDED FLANGE PAT PEND 8F2" 
You also get a deluxe amount of used balls, some tees, divot repairer, hell, even a glove if you want.

Asking: $45

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