SF Bay Area Recycling

Free books, Goodwill, and you can recycle a lot of different stuff! This kind of setup should be in every community! Books should be recycled not dumped!

Its at the end of Schmidt St in El Cerrito Ca. Here's their website http://www.ecrecycling.org/

I'm rather bewildered by all the hits this video is getting. Its totally out of proportion to what I get normally.

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[BeatBuddy]

I'll be damned before I give away any of my books. If anyone wants to read any of them, let them buy a copy. In fact, there are some books that I'm so fond of that I snuggle up to them when I get into bed.

[Amiduffer]

Better given away then thrown away. Of course, some don't give much concern these days for books, so its nice to see you're fond of them.

[kenbank]

Hi Drew. Yes, an enviable view count indeed. I think you hit on a gem here in more ways than you intented. More eVids like this (or at least titled like this) will certainly propel you to YouTube Stardom with a BULLET! *kapow!* Interesting subject, too. I want to go there NOW! LOL

[Amiduffer]

Yep, more stuff in the works as I type. If I get a little time in the South Bay, I'll try and get a video of the disk drive to fit that 12" floppy. Stardom, gad, that would be horrible.

[megansspark]

A great idea. And that disk, lol... Monster-sized!

[Amiduffer]

Quite an evolution of storage technology. I've seen the disk drives, immense!

[BeatBuddy]

The library in my den looks like yours. Most people are not aware of so many gems that the past has in store. Recently read Les Liasons Dangereuse. If there's any book that can be tagged as wicked, it certainly is this one!