What do you do when the guy next door has been pissing you off? Settle it like gentlemen over coffee? Arm-wrestling competition? Just turn the other cheek? How about throwing an orgy at his house without asking? Yes. More »
Someone found true love during the earthquake, baby. The kind that actually shatters the ground. This happened me once. Except that there was no earthquake. And nothing shattered. Actually, it wasn’t even true love. More »
Oh internet, why are you such a scary, disgusting and weird mistress? Spoiler alert: it’s not the internet, it’s humanity, and looking at humanity in the classifieds is often like staring at an anus through a telescope. More »
Moving to a brand new city where you don’t know anyone? Fuh-fuh-frightening. Not for this guy who posted on Craigslist looking for a roommate. In his words, he’s a master chef of yellow squash carpaccio, Vonnegut reader, James Fucking Taylor on the geetar and not a racist. More »
I’m a tall, half Asian woman. I’m a performing artist and a healer. I dance in nightclubs, as well as talk to people about their problems. I have tattoos. I dress in black and chrome a lot. I’m Buddhist. I speak Texan fluently. More »
If you picked up your very own secluded island wilderness, you might be tempted to use it for something zany, like an evil lair or a nude drinking reserve. But two Kickstarter chaps want something more noble: an artist’s hideaway. More »
Craigslist is a vast sea of treasures, but it’s one that’s kinda frustrating to navigate. When I’m really ready to dig in, I’ll just search for something and open like 50 new tabs with anything that catches my eye. But for more leisurely second-hand shopping, Lifelike Craig looks great. More »
OK, pervs and weirdos, here’s an object lesson for you in how not to round up “cali girls” on the internet. And I’m not talking about all this “ur” business. I’m talking about the greatest comeuppance in Craigslist personals history. More »
This week: a relationship ruined by text messages, an out-of-shape gamer looking for an easy way out, and a broke-ass gent with an eye on Craigslist. Three sad souls, three desperations – three readers in need. More »
