Craig and his wonderful list
The 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...
Among the promises for co-signing on this guy's student load: "I will send you Christmas cards - or Chanukah cards - or Kwanzaa - or "Happy Pine-tree Centered Secular Holiday" cards, your choice, for the next five years, at least."
"Arm heater" must be a Canadian term.
A "very high energy" man seeks "a high energy Asian woman."
Her: "a sweet misfit girl." In search of: "an ok looking decent guy with half a brain."
Someone find this woman and convince her to stop smiling while driving -- it's not safe for the other drivers.
What, you don't give "a special kiss" to everyone who helps with your groceries? (This sounds like something out of a John Irving novel.)
So... first date FAIL?
Apparently "seductively licking the wing sauce off my fingers while looking at you" didn't work for her.
Just so everyone knows: the girl who brought the cupcakes is single.
In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the oglers and the flirters.
Random items
Free: 50-100 "very good" historical romance novels
For sale: kissing balls ($35)
For sale: a vintage 7-Up vending machine ($250)
For sale: a Welcome Back Kotter card game ($20)
For sale: an etching purportedly by Picasso ($240,000) [via @MyLathamLife]
photo: Flickr user stu_spivack
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Picasso used to toss off sketches and drawings to pay his bar bills, so $240k for an engraving sounds, um, a bit much.
... said komradebob on Oct 2, 2009 at 2:35 PM | link