Selling unwanted items via flyers is hard enough. It’s even harder when “commenters” on said flyers don’t actually read the notice.
See here for more details. Photo by HEH.
Tags: photobwogging
18 December 2009 @ 11:30 AM · 17 comments
I lost some matte green Ray-Ban sunglasses during the last night of Senior Week revelry outside EC. If anyone finds them, take pity because they were the only thing that fools people into thinking that I’m cool. One delicious burrito dinner reward for their safe return. Email sar2160@columbia.edu if you know anything.
Name: Emily Selinger, lost 5/10 somewhere at Senior Ball, gaslight, or 1020. ess2168@columbia.edu
Found in one of the couches in the Wallach Sky Lounge. Returned to Hartley Hospitality Desk.
Dark blue-green plaid Old Navy jacket and green scarf. Misplaced in EC on April 30. If found, please email abc2160@columbia.edu. Thank you!
PointMobl Black Retractable Micro USB AC Phone Charger. Lost it in Hartley lounge. E-mail: nnamdi.nwaezeapu@gmail.com
Lost a Black High Sierra backpack containing a white binder and a red pencil bag in Ferris Booth Dining Hall on Wednesday, April 25th, around 7:30 to 8pm. It was left on a chair in the second floor in a table around the middle of the room close to the staircase. If spotted someone taking it or found, please call immediately at 208-964-6780 or email rm2999@columbia.edu
Light blue, hardcover. Beginning Level. Lost last Tuesday in the Barnard 2nd floor women’s bathroom.
If found, please contact jac2295@columbia.edu
Lost a Blackberry Bold from Verizon Wireless at ADP on Saturday night. If found please email rsf2121@columbia.edu or call 601-994-3697. There will be a $$ reward!!
These were lost potentially on philosophy lawn on the evening of April 17th. The earrings are large silver flower cutouts and the mood ring is a blue band with small flowers inset. Both are old with a lot of sentimental value attached. Would greatly appreciate their return if found. Please contact on2139@columbia.edu/
646-496-3613, will reward with home baked goods and eternal gratitude.
Droid II Phone without any particular markings. Possibly left at the street fair or in Math. Contact cw2453.
Is this post-worthy? People write stupid shit on flyers all the time.
the commenter basically didn’t realize that its an ipod touch and not a regular ipod?…
touch != regular
when you search for hh2297 on columbia’s website nobody comes up. i bet this is fake
But why would it be fake?
hh2297@columbia.edu shows who the person is. ppl can opt to not have their info listed on the directory.
this isn’t even funny either way. Fake or real.
I’d like to get my hands on one of them old-timey 3rd generation iPods. I miss them…
yeah, they used to be really cool, in black and white. They were also put together much more precisely then, now they look cheaper. *sigh* nostalgic ipod love.
I still have my 1st-gen iPod lying around somewhere at home. Mechanical wheel and actual buttons and everything. 5 gigs of music. That shit predated iTunes for Windows.
having the touchpad and the touch-keys, rather than the stupid click wheel.
I still use the 4th generation iPod…the 20gb one before the iPod photo came out.
hahaha i know that uni
for seas kids who know what gigabytes or I probably would’ve bought this sub-par ipod!
The 3rd generation iPod Touch 32gb goes for $299 at the Apple store… the flyer is right.
This is pointless.
you are pointless.
READ THE LARGE PRINT.
You are a dumbass. READ THE FLYER.