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...
"Obtuse hippie women who like to party naked and easily annoyed punk rock girls go to the head of the line."
She enjoyed being ogled.
She slept in a puddle, but things apparently got better she met him at the Bon Iver show.
Did she really try the "oops, I dropped something" bit?
A goat tattoo is nice to look at.
She knows that you're just sitting at home stalking people on Facebook.
The most beautiful woman he's ever seen was at the Stewart's in Malta.
His admiration for her is tall.
It didn't work, but at least they'll have... sunblock.
Has anyone considered that the beagle was not lost -- it just wants to become an engineer.
Random items available
For sale: a mail sorter, or something, it has lots of cubbies -- "If anyone knows what this is, let me know.. I found it in my barn." (make offer)
For sale: 1920s toaster ($75)
For sale: a 1950s phone booth ($500)
For sale: "small popular restaurant" on Lark Street ($40,000)
For sale: family style restaurant in Clifton Park ($125,000)
For free: cactus, "most likely over six feet tall"
For free: a toaster oven and high heels -- unclear if they need to be taken together
For sale: buttons, "lots of buttons" ($25)
For sale: traffic light, wired to household use ($75)
For sale: a limbo pole ($50)
photo: Craigslist item "Mail Sorter?/ Tool Storage?"
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... said Carl about Capital Region high school graduation rates