2 Drawer Dresser!!
Found by: Amy on Chico Craigslist
So i have had this dresser that was given to me for a while now. But now I am moving into the CCC. So I really don’t need it anymore. Its kinda a crummy dresser. But it does the job.basically…You can stand on it without it breaking, so thats a plus. So i will give you this for a hamburger. I would give it to you for free, But i really want a hamburger, but dont have any money for one =’(
even a 99c burger would do. I havn’t had a burger in a while -.-
ok so here the pics
Well isn’t this an adorable little slice of nostalgia? This here feller needs to lose his crummy dresser on account’a the fact he’s joinin’ the CCCs (which, as far as I know, was disbanded on the eve of World War II). The dresser may not be as good as a swell dame or a night at the fights, but hey, you can stand on it, and that’s worth a burger. I didn’t know they had Craigslist in the thirties.
I’d say this was a win. OK, it’s a bit grubby but it has history, right? Plus there appears to be some random ramblings on religion circa 1963, so that’s an interesting bonus. And inside the right draw there is one of those, “this part of you brain is responsible for…” diagrams. And he only wants a burger for it, since he hasn’t had onme in a while. Plus, PLUS! You can stand on it! What more do you want for 99 cents?
I find this disturbingly sad
Me too
If this person can’t even afford a hamburger,they must be in terrible need of money
Oh, the CCC is alive and well. It’s now basically an alternative to jail for underage criminals.
I would be interested in reading the apparently insane religious ramblings of some unknown person scrawled somewhere on this dresser. In the drawers perhaps? Or on the back?
CCC is not the California Conservation Corp. You don’t have to be a juvenile delinquent to join. It’s an alternative to college. I know someone that quit college, joined CCC and is now a forest ranger. He was never in trouble with the law. That’s a misconception. It’s alive and well.
I will gladly give you a hamburger on Tuesday, for this dresser today!
LOL times a thousand. Seriously I would totally do this, wish he lived closer to me.
Pure gold!
I’d give him a double cheeseburger for it.
Wait….. Two drawer? Are they arranged vertically or horizontally? ‘Cause it looks like there are FOUR drawers, and the vertical or horizontal split makes a BIG impact on the utility of a dresser.
i’ll have to stand on it just to make sure.
Which CCC is he talking about – the California Conservation Corps or the California Correctional Center? He could use a hamburger either way.
It looks like it’s been used to stand on quite a lot.
i would buy him a burger but let him keep the dresser!
Hey, a dresser you can stand on is a decent piece of furniture! Either repaint it, or strip and refinish it, and it becomes downright ducky. Have your adolescent kid do it for some practical experience, and it’s a REALLY good deal. I’d go so far as to get the guy a whole meal deal, then run over to 31 Flavors for dessert.
I like this dresser, I would gladly by him at least 2 hamburgers for this! Also, my first thought at “moving to the CCC”, since they’re in Cchico, maybe means Contra Costa County? That’s the accepted definition here, anyway. If it does mean Contra Costa County, then I welcome him/her to the area, and offer them hamburgers in exchange for all their old furniture.
You’re not in LA, are you?
Beginning to sound like an auction going on, or poker. I’ll raise it to 2 burgers, fries and a small coke.
One more thing…Why isn’t a hamburger chain advertising on this web page????
Did I mention the Demonic curses that have been been carved into it by the teeth of a virgin? No? Well those are there too, along with the hellish reality that haunts its owners’ every waking moment, and impending nightmares that would make Satan himself wake up in a cold sweat and sob like an infant. Cheers!
CCC might also mean NCCC, which is the National Civilian Community Corps – a branch of AmeriCorps. They provide food, shelter, and a small stipend in exchange for traveling (at their expense) all over the US to do community service projects. When the year is over, the participants get $4750 or so to use for college. Just my two cents…
-mk
CCC might be Job Corps – which train people for jobs. It can be a kind of alternative to either college or jail depending on why/how you joined. For construction-type trades (carpentry, etc.) they are very good about getting graduates into the local unions. What trades are offered depends on a lot of factors – where the center is, who’s running it (could be a government agency, could be a private contractor), and what resources are available in the community to support it.