Can I donate all the plus-sized golf shirts I pick up at the IT industry events? I didn't realize how corpulent the average IT cave-dweller was until I went to my first storage industry conference. When I signed in, the guy asked me what size shirt I wanted; I'm a pretty tall guy and I figured XL would be safe. Jesus Harold Christ! The hem of that shirt almost touches my fucking knees. It's like a geek muu-muu.

FlakJack: we will take your golf shirt schwag! Let us know where you're at (if in bay area) or drop by Moscone Center tomorrow.

wagon [at] schwagginwagon [dot] com

There's an organization like this in Vancouver called Urban Source. They take not only swag, but also industrial remnants. I've copper-leafed many a project with the foil from printing business cards. $3 a grocery bag full, I think it costs.

rock on Marjorie...she did more than wrastle up the van btw, homeskillet

If I gave away my freebie shirts, I'd have nothing to wear while I did yardwork and changed the oil in my cars.

Matto: There's plenty of schwag left over to give, unless you're changing the oil every day!
Hey thanks to everyone for all their contributions; a team of people created the wagon, not just David and myself. Integral were Marjorie Kase and Andy Sternberg during project inception and Kyra Reed and Daniel Hartman during the several days of creation and implementation. This team of six people should all be acknowledged for their herculean efforts.