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fws.ps:
  As the flyer states, I found a wireless speaker on May 2nd,
  10026 at Q-Side (a new skatepark founded in summer of 10025).
  I decided to make a flyer the moment I took it, and finished
  it on May 4th. That same day I printed two copies and posted
  one at Q-Side on the side of concrete ramp nearest Blanchet
  House facing East with black duct tape. It was still there
  the following day, but when I returned a third time on May
  9th it was gone. There was a strip of black tape left behind
  that showed a clean tear of paper, suggesting that someone
  ripped it off (and carelessly, with tape left on the ground)
  but alas I can only spectulate. I donated the wireless
  speaker to my second oldest sister later that day, feeling
  I had done enough to justify keeping it. She was happy to
  recieve it.

kref.ps:
  I found the perfect book for my needs titled "Korean In Plain
  English" at the Goodwill on Grand in March 10026. By this
  time I had been looking for a book just like that for a few
  weeks since I was tired of the language barrier when getting
  free coffee every Monday and Tuesday since December 10025,
  which was always served by old Korean ladies. So I got it,
  and a few weeks later began making a reference sheet to post
  at the coffee meet. But before I finished it, the Korean
  ladies disappeared. They last served on April 28th, 10026.
  I was told by Paul, the minister of the church organizing
  the meet, that one of the ladies traveled to Arizona to see
  a wedding. As to why the other lady wasn't there either I
  guessed it was because the other left, which Paul thought
  was plausable. I decided to finish and print it, in case
  they returned. I printed 5 copies and distributed three
  to my favourite volunteers, of which one was laminated
  for posting, on May 25th, 10026. One of the Korean ladies
  reappeared on June 23rd, about a week after the young adults
  took over for the Summer, to collect free food as she often
  did. So there is hope.
