You've been here for 3 hours and you're asking me now whats on sale?

Yesterday I saw a nice 25-inch tv in Quincy and obviously didn't think anything of it. When I got home I found out our living room tv kicked the bucket, so of course I go there today and its gone. Saw a great 20-inch for 35 dollars today in Davis but thats too small for our living room. I'm sure I'll come up with something soon.

Davis Square
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I don't know what they are doing here but they keep changing this place around. This place used to be the book mecca, but they changed that months ago, and it also used to have tons of cds, but they just moved them downstairs and the racks were mostly empty. I hope this is just temporary. It still has the largest collection of vinyl anywhere and I did manage to pick up vol. 2 ( I already have vol. 1) of Gregorian Chant:


Central Square
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This place always seems to come through. If you looked in here you'd never think you would ever find anything.

Guinness glass:


Book on Pearl Harbor:


3 cd's; Smashing Pumpkins Gish, Tool Undertow, and Marilyn Manson Smells Like Children in the case for Portrait of an American Family:


Awesome record, awful condition ( the sleeve). Rolling Stones Hot Rocks 1964-1971:


Wishing everyone a Happy New Year is so trite, so good luck and god speed I guess.

I'm suing you

Quincy
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Classic soundtrack, Chariots of Fire record:


Brockton
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My third "Spuds Mackenzie" glass, I already have the pilsner and the beer mug, now I can add the 1-liter glass stein to the mix:



T2: The Arcade Game for Genesis, surprisingly still in the box:


A funny incident of a woman trying to steal a $1.00 pair of pants put me in a good mood, how pathetic.

Those games never start on time

Quincy
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Probably the best definitive book on Hitler and a great book with tons of color photos of ancient Egyptian artifacts:

It's better without them anyway

Quincy
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1976 Sony ICF-9550W Transistor Radio, excellent condition too and a nice warm sound:

She likes rugs

After coming off a 17-hr shift, the last thing I'd probably want to do is go out on a Sunday afternoon....wrong! I'm a mess, so here it is:

Quincy
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Dark Cavern for Atari 2600/7800:


Sporting News Official 1971 Baseball Guide:


In the 1970s, Disney put out a collection of Book & Record sets for children, here's one still in the shrink wrap:


A couple of Patriots souvenir cups from Gillette Stadium:


A 1-Liter Ceramarte Heineken Stein, which goes for about $25. Info provided at this great site. And a St. Pauli Girl pilsner glass:

She can't sing songs I can't understand

Quincy
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First Led Zeppelin LP, in much better condition than the other one I have:


An interesting book on science, philosophy and religion in the Matrix movie:

social workers don't like to see that

Quincy
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What an odd item; a miniature bike fully functional. Says Zimbalast Smith on it:


Who would have known; busiest time of year and I'm getting out to Boston.

Harrison Ave.
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For some ungodly reason, finding a parking spot here is like winning the lottery. I would have had a spot almost immediately if it wasn't for some ignorant asshole. I'm waiting for him to pull out of the spot with my blinker on while he sits in his running car and simultaneously eats a banana, talks on the phone, drinks water and jots things on paper, totally ignoring my beeping. Somehow, someway I get a spot.

I was psyched to find this record, Gustav Holst's The Planets is one of my favorites:


Harrison Ave Outlet
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More vinyl. From left: Rolling Stones Out of Our Heads, Jimi Hendrix The Cry of Love, Jimi Hendrix Axis: Bold as Love (with the plastic still on the cover), and these two weird ones: Sound effects vol. 5 and vol. 2. Vol 5 consists of industrial and household sounds and vol. 2 contains sounds from animals/ insects/ birds: