Doll
Okay, so I picked this out of the dumpster in my building. It was on top though, so it’s perfectly clean. It looks like someone went to a lot of trouble to knit a dress around a pillow for this doll. So it’s sort of a doll/pillow combo. Probably shouldn’t end up in a landfill. Come and get me.
1990 BUICK REATTA CONVERTIBLE – $7000
condition: good cylinders: 6 cylinders drive: fwd fuel: gas odometer: 107000
paint color: black size: mid-size title status: clean transmission: automatic type: convertible
All original except for new black alloy (not steel) rims and a killer sound system that will make you smile
107,000 miles
two careful owners
lots of maintenance and repair records saved over the years
Near new tires
Clean carpets with factory carpet mats and a factory convertible top with heated glass rear window
always garaged
everything works but the driver
color combo is rare
smogs every time
Another car on the way and no garage space
Fun little car
Tony
Thanks
Hula Exercise Chair
Still functional. Seat and back rest are worn.
Seems to me, learning to dance the hula is enough exercise so you wouldn’t need to sit down in a chair that gets plugged in. How can you wear the seat and the back? No zippers, no arm holes. Still functional is the new age way to say Works Good. I certainly would like to see this thing in action.
Oh, wait. No, I really wish I hadn’t seen that.
Love my local Craigslist.
Back in the days of You Suck at Craigslist, one of the commentators (Mindfield) posted chapters in the lives of two genie pigs, known and loved as Winston and Pickles. Years have passed and nothing has been heard from this dynamic duo, although the occasional sighting is still reported. Behold, I may have discovered their current line of work. Pretending to be happy and healthy piggies for a sitting concern. Continue reading
43 green lawn chairs – $150
I have 43 green lawn chairs for sale. 200.00 for all of them. I will sell part of them @ 5.00 each.
Thanks for lookin’ They need to be cleaned, but have been under a tent. Continue reading
Back in the 1950s when I was born, we didn’t have mattresses or cushions on our day beds. We were happy to have the steel frame so we weren’t on the ground. And if we needed both beds, we had to hold one up to make it the same height. None of those fancy spring releases to push, I can tell you! We also knew the difference between a day bed and a trundle. Now get that contraption off my lawn! Continue reading
