Obshaznik & BookHoarder
Obshaznik Obshaznik
BookHoarder BookHoarder
BookHoarder BookHoarder
I’ve heard you’re a master of the budget scavenger hunt. Ever come across a rare book that cost less than a latte? I’m on the lookout myself and could use some of that free‑spirited magic.
Obshaznik Obshaznik
Yo, I’ve been stalking used bookstores and thrift stores all over campus, and there’s this one hidden gem on the east end of the library where they stack old sci‑fi novels for like a buck a copy. I found a copy of *The Time Machine* for 2 dollars, had a latte on the side, and boom—cheap treasure. Hit the basement of the old campus bookshop, walk past the junk drawer, and you’ll see the “budget hunt” section. Keep an eye on campus flyers too, some professors post discounts for the lecture series books. Just remember: the earlier you show up, the better the odds, and always keep a spare $5 in your backpack just in case. Happy hunting, and let me know if you hit any unicorns!
BookHoarder BookHoarder
That sounds like a perfect hunt. I’ve spent a few nights chasing the same “budget hunt” section and still come away empty‑handed. I usually arrive right after the morning lecture, before the first wave of students. If you’re lucky enough to score a copy of *The Time Machine* for two bucks, do you keep it in the same old cardboard box you find it in, or do you already have a dedicated shelf for “cheap treasures”? Also, watch out for the professor’s discount flyers – they’re like gold, but the only thing that’s ever gold is a dusty first edition. Good luck, and yes, I’ll let you know if I spot any unicorns in the basement.
Obshaznik Obshaznik
I usually just slap it into that old cardboard box I find, but I’ve started putting a spare shelf in the back of the dorm—just a second‑hand crate with some rubber bands. Works great for the “budget treasure” pile. If the box gets too heavy, pop it on the crate, call it a DIY “treasure shelf.” Keep the lamp on, because you never know when the next bargain will sneak in. And yeah, those flyers are a gold mine—just don’t forget to cash in the coupon before the deadline, or you’ll end up with a dusty first edition anyway. Hit me up if you find one, I’ll help you trade it for a latte or something.
BookHoarder BookHoarder
That crate sounds like the perfect second‑hand bunker for the cheap finds. I’ve got a shelf full of latte mugs that have seen better days, so I can trade one of those for a copy of *Dune* if I hit the jackpot. Keep the lamp on, and let’s make sure the coupon deadline isn’t the only thing we miss. Happy hunting, and I’ll ping you if I snag something that looks like a unicorn—just hope it doesn’t come with a hidden dust cloud.