Ad on Craigslist

[Dana Grant]

This is just too funny not to share.....


http://tucson.craigslist.org/zip/2094071806.html

[Joanne Vergin]

Wonder what kind of response he will get?

[Charlotte 'Mercer' Burton]

I'm really curious as to how those burn marks got there. Seems like it's bound to be an interesting story.

[Scott Moseley]

LOL - its a freebie & will windup in some college kids crash pad.

[Shea Zellweger]

I'll take it!

[Paul DeBaufer]

LOL - its a freebie & will windup in some college kids crash pad.

Prolly where it's at now, just switchin' places.

[David Graham]

I'm really curious as to how those burn marks got there. Seems like it's bound to be an interesting story.

Some wild end of year party????
(SOme things are just too hot to mention on naznet. :tongue:

[Dana Grant]

It has probably found a new home, I would imagine!! We put an ad on Craigslist today for FREE MOVING BOXES, because we finally unloaded all the boxes that we'd packed and moved out of the house during the renovation.......

They were gone in less than 10 minutes. MAN!!! I could not believe how quickly someone answered our post!!! We had about 5 calls for the boxes before I was able to take down the ad.......amazing!!

[Joanne Vergin]

Dana, it's Christmas time and you know that kids just want boxes. I had a great tube container from a furniture store that my kids adored.

[Dana Grant]

Yes, this is true -- when we bought a hot water heater when Lindsey was about 5 or 6, I suppose, she made the huge box into a playhouse. She drew the doors on the outside, had her daddy to cut out the windows and entrance doors, she made curtains for it, and it stayed in our entry hall for several weeks before we finally convinced her that she had played in it long enough.....LOL She even took her child size table and chairs in there, and a sleeping bag.......LOL What fun they have with such things!!!

[Jim Franklin]

Back in the 60s we had a neighbor boy of about 5 years old who seemed to watch whenever we had been to the grocery store. A few minutes after we got home and enough time had elapsed for us to empty them, Little Walter would knock on our door and ask, "Got any boxes?" So he would take the boxes and we found out he would line them up and put his younger brother and sister in boxes and he would get in the one in the front of the line and be the engineer and pretend he was taking them for a ride on the "train."

[Glenda Harvey]

LOL - its a freebie & will windup in some college kids crash pad.

I have a friend who used to own a second hand store and was a whiz at reupholstering and refinishing furniture. She would have snapped this up in a second. Even long after she no longer owned the store she couldn't resist passing up a dumpster when something caught her eye and we would have to stop so she could go "dumpster diving". My daughter ended up with a pretty nice coffee table for her first apartment this way.