I think I"ve done just about everything listed so far to at least some degree.
As far as being cheap or frugal, I hate to get rid of something that has life left in it, even if it needs a little TLC. Posted on CL the other night giving away a couch, love seat, and chair that I had in my house until I got married. The stuff is old, and needs a good cleaning after 6 years in storage, and a little repair to the padding under the cushings. I poste the same stuff months ago and had multiple repies wanting it but had to keep it because a machine came in "dead" and access to the stuff was blocked for over a month. Anyway, this last time all I got were smart a$$ed resonses telling me I was just a hillybilly that was too lazy to get rid of the stuff myself, or pay someone to get rid of it. I also got one telling me to burn it.
I wound up responding back to the one calling me a lazy hillbilly and gave them a piece of my mine....then posted another add telling all of them what I thought of their attitude and opinions (it got flagged and deleted within about 2 hours....LOL). In the end I felt a lot better venting and letting the lazy, good for nothing, idiots that seemed to only want "the good stuff" for free have a taste of my opinion of them. Did it do any good, I doubt it, but I sure felt better.....LOL
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