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[alisha40]

I have made a set on flickr of all the images of the things for sale that I've taken thus far. Take a look, and if something is not there, let me know.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alishahunt/sets/72157600170235587/

I have several things for sale, as I had made my apartment quite cozy. I am leaving at the end of May, but all my things are available now.

I live near Dangsan Station.

TV Stand (orig. 70,000 won) 20,000 won OBO
DVDs (all bought on the street) 2/1,000
Canon MP160 Printer/Scanner (orig. 120,000 plus brand new ink cartridges 55,000) 100,000
Storage/Nightstand (2 canvas/mesh drawers and one cabinet with door) (orig. abt. 50,000) 20,000 OBO
Pending Sale Desk Lamp (orig. 40,000) 10,000
SOLD Chair (orig. 40,000) 15,000--awesome comfy chair with lime green cushions
Pending Sale Metal Utility Shelf (orig. 30,000) 10,000
Adjustable-height table from Costco-plastic top (orig. abt. 25,000?) 10,000 OBO
Pending Sale Yoga mat (never used) 3,000
Pending Sale Exercise machine (never used, orig. 70,000) 40,000 OBO
Babyliss Hair straightener/curling iron/twisted barrel curling iron (3 types of attachments) 10,000
SOLD Silver metal trash can 2,000
Pending Sale Cordless Iron & Ironing board 7,000
LG Prepaid Cell phone with charger, extra battery, carrying case, and 70,000+ won in credit (credit will expire June 2nd unless recharged with 10,000 more won) (phone orig. 150,000) 120,000
SOLD White Rug (orig. 30,000) 5,000
SOLD Sharp Electronic Dictionary (Korean-English/English-Korean) (orig. 210,000) 60,000

I also have several books on learning Korean, if interested (see below).

There are also a whole bunch of knick-knacks that I will throw in for free.

[catycat]

PM sent

[maeil]

another pm sent.

[alisha40]

I work during the day, but I promise I will get back to all of you as soon as I am off. I will take pictures, list DVD titles, etc. The items will go the first person who emailed me about it and can pick it up. Thanks!

[deelej]

just sent a pm.

[alisha40]

The Cambridge Korean book would be around 20,000 because I paid around $50 new for it.

The old-fashioned brown dictionary would be free.

SOLD The "writing korean for beginners" would be 15,000 (i only wrote on one or two pages), and the "speaking korean for beginners" would be 8,000 (pretty sure I have the CD around here somewhere...never used it though).

There's also the "Elementary Korean" book which I paid around $70 new at home for and basically never used. That one would be like 35,000.

SOLD The electronic dictionary is Sharp RD-7000MP. It was made for Korean users, though I've put the menu in English. It comes with an SD card reader, extra SD card, built-in MP3 player, headphones, microphone and case. I have the original box and all that.

[alisha40]

About the DVDs, here's what I have left:

Bandidas
Clerks II
Invincible
Talladega Nights
Night at the Museum
Little Miss Sunshine
The New World
A Streetcar Named Desire
300
The Da Vinci Code
Casino Royale 007 (crappy copy)
Munich

Except for the one mentioned, I don't remember any of them being bad, and I usually notice those things. The guy that I usually get them from always has good quality DVDs.