The rummage fest season, a springtime tradition in the Steeler City, has become so popular that traffic is often a major problem, and so much money changes hands that local zoning officials are actually considering classifying these sales as businesses.
People scavenge lawns for everything from lamps, to boardgames, to swimwear.
Personally, I find it so comforting to know that there is at least one place in the world where I can find a buyer for my official Jar Jar Binks flatware collection. The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. This pleases me to no end. There is so much stuff in the world, and it's senseless to throw it away because it's a little faded or smooshed. It creeps me out to see the useful stuff that gets thrown into the trash, whether faded or smooshed or completely new.