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For the past couple months, we have had too much junk in our apartment. The landlord is pushing us to get rid of the junk in the hallway, so we're giving it away! Yes, some people say "Are you crazy? How can you afford to give it away for such a low price?"

Yes, we've gone crazy! Only a crazy man would give a deal like this!
If anyone is inetersted, just get in touch with me at "kevin at kevincameron.net". I only ask that you pay the shipping. I live in Suginami-ku, Tokyo.

Item #1 (FREEEEEEE)

A beautiful washing machine that works perfectly. The junk shops here in Tokyo only buy used electronics that are 3 years old or younger, and there are no organizations that will even take it for free, so we've opened it up to the public.

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Item #2 (FREEEEEEEE)

A nice kotatsu table. We hardly ever used the electric stove on the bottom, so it's basically like new. The top is reversable, so you can have either white or black.

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Item #3 (FREEEEEEEEE)

A massage chair. This baby is old, but still gives a good rub-down. This is the one we don't want to get rid of, but have no room left.

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hey kevin, i've got a friend who'd be interested in the chair if it's still available. also, did you get my email about the gallery shtuff?

btw, nice pix of the band in inokashira park. i'll have to check them out if i can find a weekend day off...
/.s./

That is an old school massage chair. Velvet?

iM: It's velvety for sure. So nice to sit in, that now that Seth has expressed interest, I am having second thoughts :o.

As you can see, living for around $800 a month in Tokyo doesn't leave us with much room for excess crap ;)

Seth: I'll get back to you off-line.

The joys of not having kids. Velvet, mmmmmmmmmmm.

I'LL TAKE EVERYTHING.

08032774948.

YES.

I'll carry it in my dead hands.

And bring my roommate to carry something else.

Ahem.

At all seriousness --

it seems, if the chair is already taken, just the washing machine would be perfect. Let me know if it's available.

And thanks!

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