Craig and his wonderful list

posted May 12, 2011

craigslist dwarf goat 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...

"Why not give the gift of a non slip tub/shower for your mom for Mothers day?" Yes, why not?

"I know it may sound weird but I am very normal..." See, the problem with that statement is everything else you said.

We have obviously not been dressing up enough for Lowe's.

And your description of what happened when you brushed passed him made us shudder.

She's stunning and saves dogs. Dude, you just gotta ask for her number right then and there.

He had the "awesome kind" of long hair.

Her likes: walks on the beach, dolphins, vampirism.

Apparently they're fans of popsicles.

What she didn't mention: the shaking was because he was snoring so loudly.

You would think that seeing someone literally piss at traffic would be a turn off, but apparently not.

Random items available

For sale: 80something-year-old horsehair sofa ($200)

For sale: a set of stuffed Nipper dogs ($30)

For sale: "New York State Assembly Fine China" ($100)

For sale: vintage toys from the 1950s ($50)

For free: upright piano (free to a good home)

For sale: "very sweet and affectionate" Nigerian dwarf goats, "will make wonderful pets" ($100)

photo: Craiglist item "Nigerian Dwarf goats- Wethers"

2 comments

tags: craigslist, weird

Comments

Hey, what does DragnWolfBite666 have against people over 30? Ageist.

... said Summer on May 12, 2011 at 12:28 PM | link

I'm deeply concerned because I think I might know the lactation guy. No, not that way.

... said LB on May 12, 2011 at 10:23 PM | link

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