no idea what you're talking about.
Just pointing out that Goodwill doesn't want your useless shit either.
Their role in the community is to serve as a place to help the less fortunate, not for you to easily and cost-free dispose of your hoarded junk.
rsvman2 I read your list to my wife and she said one word: dumpster.
Seems harsh, but for most of the instructional books it is probably the right answer. And if your instructional videos are VCR tapes, it's the right answer for those, too.
I would have to agree. The aggravation you’ll go through answering questions about a $2.00 magazine because most people suck is not worth it. I agree with your wife… dumpster, be done and move on.
@"UnholyDefenestrator78"#p300064Just pointing out that Goodwill doesn't want your useless shit either. Their role in the community is to serve as a place to help the less fortunate, not for you to easily and cost-free dispose of your hoarded junk.
If something is broken and not repairable sure dispose of it and don't give it to GW. Just because something is no longer useful to you doesn't mean it is useless shit or hoarded junk. Let the GW determine if it is resaleable. We have one GW in town. They no longer use remotely located bins around town since people put all kinds of stuff in them and prop old mattresses and furniture on them. You have to take stuff to the receiving door at the store and a GW person will unload it into a cart. I would think the GW person would also be able to refuse items that are obviously trash or unwanted.
Bravopilot I have seen it. He actually does this.
Ok, you're starting to sound annoyingly familiar. Are you here to contribute or entertain yourself.
I have some tonnage to get rid of too...
sdandrea1 You have shit you don't even know you have
I think we may all have had some of those...."hey, where the heck did these come from?"....moments. Just read Faux Amish's latest post, in the shaft thread. 
I found some heads the other day, that were 'never there'. And now today, saying this, ....no damn clue what they were or where I saw them.
Quite unlikely since I break every mold.
But I am here both to contribute and be entertained .
Pretty sure I'm doing both already.
UnholyDefenestrator78 Pretty sure I'm doing both already.
Tell us about yourself. New members usually do.
Sure thing, is there a thread for it ?
Don't see one here
https://golfbuzz.com/?q=new%20member%20introduction
New Signups thread works. 
Martee I would be interested in any hickory shafted clubs, golf cards, autographs. old putters Email me at info@smtgolf.com
Thanks
AdamMH Not you in particular but I have found that most over the years that say something is collectible 1.Don't it collect themselves 2.Think something should be collectable because they have some level of nostalgia for it (but don't collect themselves) and 3.Have no idea if something is collectible or not.
Al three are basically a version of the same point.
bad9 I used to do a lot of picking/reselling on Ebay, of older iron sets. True, not all are collectible, and actually very few are wanted unless they are #1...in excellent condition #2....in not so excellent condition, but the buyer at least wants a set of them until they can find that excellent set.
Wilson, MacGregor, Hogan and H&B are basically the top sought after, esp. with all irons/woods in the set. There are those out there that will collect the 'oddball' brands/clubs, but not so many as the others. There are putter collectors out there also, and will pay disgusting...obscene amounts of $$ for certain clubs.
Then again, it's all a matter of "want", in the mind of any buyer. And if more than 1 buyer "wants", you can get lucky sometimes.
