Showing posts with label fixxer's pick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fixxer's pick. Show all posts

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Fixxer's pick of the day: "bed and desk, really dude?"

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bed and desk - $20 (eugene)


Date: 2012-10-05, 2:00PM PDT
 jddwj-3318948156@sale.craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]

...love you bebe :)

 
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  • Location: eugene
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Sunday, September 30, 2012

Fixxer's pick of the day: "Good Transportation".


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Good transportation - $750 (East Bradenton)


Date: 2012-09-30, 4:48PM EDT
 abc-123456789@sale.craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]

1994 car
160k
Run like a champ
Look ugly
Drives great
If your thinking of offer me a lower price don't bother to call n waste my time or yours we all have better things to do . Beside I still can get $600 from the dealer

Only serious buyers cash only
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  • Location: East Bradenton
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PostingID: 1234567890

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Fixxer's pick of the day: "Seattle Skyline for Sale."


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Seattle skyline made of ram - $99 (Seattle)


Date: 2012-06-24, 11:42PM PDT
Reply to: vttsn-1234567890@sale.craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]

this is a city of seattle built on a computer board using memory sticks as buildings and a fan as spaceneedle.


here are some more technical info.

the motherboard is actually a 6148 6509 fast ethernet blade moduel. yea.. it's old.. hence it's a city now. :)

the RAM are all different kinds. Im the network engineer, i got the rams from sysems engineer folks.

make me an offer.... please dont say one dollar or a 5 bucks... i spent some time and effort on it.


good for office decoration

keywords: cisco networkng ccna ccie ccnp router switch hub repeater firewall loadbalancer gigabit ethernet cat5 cat5-e cat6 routing switching firewall
ip ipv4 ipv6

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  • Location: Seattle
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Sunday, June 24, 2012

Fixxer's pick of the day: "Our cat is a jerk."


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Cat Scratching Post (Oak & 33rd)


Date: 2012-06-04, 11:38AM PDT
Reply to: zzrmn-1234567890@sale.craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]


Tired of our cat scratching the ever loving hell out of our couch, my wife and I purchased this fine looking cat scratching post/condo type thing as a hopeful distraction. We brought it home, set it up and waited with bated breath for our cat to transfer her love of scratching the crap out of things from our couch to this beauty of a scratching post. We were delirious with thoughts of how cute our cat would look sleeping inside of one of the two cat cubby-holes. We waited and we waited and we waited.

Apparently our cat has as much interest in this cat scratching thing as she does in learning science. For her, this thing is the opposite of jumping on my face at 3AM while I'm fast asleep. There's just no fun in it for her.

The only thing this scratching post/condo/contraption has done is taught us a few things about our cat:

1) Our cat is a jerk.
2) Our cat doesn't appreciate the things we do for her.
3) Our cat doesn't understand that if this were human sized and located in this same neighbourhood, it would be worth about $750k.
4) Our cat will only destroy things that should not be destroyed (our couch).

Maybe your cat could appreciate a thing such as the nameless cat post pictured below. Maybe your cat is not a jerk like ours is (I doubt it, your cat IS a CAT after all). Maybe, at the very least, your cat won't avoid this thing like it's made out of water and angry dogs. If your cat is such a cat, then hit me up with an email and I'll gladly GIVE you this cat contraption. We just want it out of the house, since it's just another sad reminder for how little respect our cat has for the pet/owner relationship.

As a bonus, I'll toss in that springy ball on a pole type of thing you can see sitting on top of the condo thing in the photo. Apparently swatting that is not nearly as enjoyable as swatting our feet while we try to sleep.

Although we've had this thing for 6 months, it has sadly not been used by the cat.

**Dogs Rule!**

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  • Location: Oak & 33rd
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Friday, February 17, 2012

Top 12 Oddest ‘Missed Connections’ Listings on Craigslist.

Top 12 Oddest ‘Missed Connections’ Listings on Craigslist

You never know when you’ll stumble upon someone who makes your heart flutter or eyes stare. But when you do, you’ll likely find it hard to say hello or ask that person out on a date.
That’s where Craigslist can help. The classified ads website rolled out its Missed Connections feature in 2000 to aid strangers in finding that special someone they recently saw or briefly met but didn’t get a name.
“The idea of getting a second chance, however small, is very powerful,” Craigslist spokeswoman Susan MacTavish Best told Mashable. “And the idea of a love getting a second shot really resonates with people. In the end, Missed Connections is about hope — hope against the odds, the hope of a second chance.”
To relive some of the Missed Connections goodness, Craigslist hand-picked its 12 favorite listings of 2011.
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The top listings are odd, to say the least. One man sought a woman who sported a “creepy minotaur mask,” and another wanted to find the woman who licked his fingers on a New York City train. The locations are as varied as the strange encounters themselves: a stranger’s bed, at an Occupy Wall Street demonstration, on an airplane 10,000 feet in the air and inside a Walgreens, for example.
“Missed Connections are widely read and loved by romantics everywhere,” MacTavish Best says. “Many people read them for pure entertainment. … People have found girlfriends or boyfriends — some of which have turned into wives or husbands.”
Have you ever used Missed Connections? Did you have any success in finding your crush? Or do you check the Missed Connections listing for pure entertainment purposes?