Craig and his wonderful list

bowling pinThe good thing about Craigslist: it's a window into our fellow community members' wants, needs and aspirations. The bad thing about Craigslist: it's a window into our fellow community members' wants, needs and aspirations.

Good or bad, we'll let you decide...


Guys, come on -- you've already broken the first rule.

It seems that Abby knew where she was going.

Dog drama at Jumpin' Jacks!

There really should just be a Craigslist category for people seeking pot.

She's looking for a friend who's not a size 0. That probably wouldn't be a problem for him.

It's so hard for a "Hippie Fairy GodMamma" to find an "assistant*muse*pal*model."

He's looking for a girl with whom he can let his nerd flag fly.

Apparently ogling is a group activity.

This modeling job doesn't sound weird. At all.

What better way to get her attention than squealing your tires.

At least she didn't try to make a USB jack reference.

It sounds like Crisan had someone a little sassy behind the counter.

Her: girl with flower in her hair. Him: a Viking warrior. Jazz brought them together.

A couple of local actors have gotten rave reviews.

"I'm glad you enjoyed my big stick and bowling pin."

Random items for sale

+ An 8-foot church pew ($100)

+ A beautiful doghouse ($165) (Read this in your best Real Estate Showcase voice)

+ A zombie head ($65 - dog not included)

+ A "very anatomically accurate" skeleton ($200)

+ And an alligator head ($5)

photo: Flickr user Jule_Berlin

Comments

You say you don't want to catch hell from your boss after you converted that storage area in your office building into a personal man-cave? Well, have I got a deal for you. Just invest $100 in this church pew, put it in your man-cave, and explain to your boss / wife / investigative reporter that you're recreating that Franciscan chapel that once serviced the parish visitors of Northway Mall!

I remember sitting in bed with Mat on Sunday mornings watching Real Estate Showcase. I could totally hear the voice in my head. Is that a bad thing?

Guy with the hot trans am: I love guys in jean jackets. I am weak for mullets. I love rhinestones and Toto, too. Nothing gets me hotter than guys in bondo and primer colored pony cars, smoking thier tires, singing the "East Bound and Down..." Oh how I lust for you. If only your car had a back seat... If only I could remember the color of your badass Firebird... If only I was 13.

PS. Dude, it was f#%@in raining. Rather than ask these two hot chicks if they want a ride you instead smoke the tires and drive off?!

HaHa....great Fight Club reference. That one made my day.

And the Pew, thats actually a good deal. I paid $200 for mine about 5 years ago......no fakin'.

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