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...
Found near upper Union Street in Schenectady: one chicken.
Who jacks a rocking chair?
We're not sure what exactly this guy is aiming to fix. But a tool belt will apparently be involved.
"Linger over dessert in the homestretch" -- euphemism or not?
Ladies, he wants to practice modalities on you.
She's looking for a wingwoman -- for some flirting.
She's a Navy wife who "won't let a game of beer pong go unplayed."
This married guy is looking for a mature woman. You know, so they can go apple picking.
Remind us to keep our feet safely covered while going through the Exit 24 tolls.
That you "bumped into" someone in a mosh pit sort of goes without saying, right?
She was a bored Manhattanite, until she met him.
In a rare turn, a server posted a missed connection for a diner.
It sounds like someone has a crush on Gustav, the cheese guy.
Wanted: hula dancers.
Random items available
For sale: an uncut sheet of 1982 Topps baseball cards (no price)
For sale: a vintage Washburn's ice cream sign ($350)
For sale: a synthetic putting green ($1250)
For sale: hot dog vending cart ($5000)
For sale: a vintage console radio ($25)
For sale: pot belly pig, "great with goats, chickens and dogs" ($20)
For free: a goat, destructive and a climber
photo: George Martin (Flickr user Blue Diamond Photography)
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