2010 January | LLWorldTour

Craigslist has gotten several mentions on this blog. I sold a lot of my belongings through Craigslist when I first set off on my travel adventures. I sold my car, my condo, and even my coffee table on Craigslist. If you gaze to your right…you will see their link proudly displayed in my “cool sites” column.

Well, now I have learned of a nifty spin-off site to Craigslist sweetly called: You Suck at Craigslist.

It’s a compilation of crazy, weird, odd, and just plain stupid REAL advertisements found on Craigslist. It’s good for a laugh every now and then.

Here are a couple examples.

Bees!

selling ford truck – $1200

$1200 obo this has been a good truck for me but i have to sell it because i cant ever get to it with all of the bees around it they have been in and around it for almost 2 months now and i havent been able to get near 5 feet or else i get stung and im sick of it i still have welts from months ago stingings and i cant even get to work because i cant get to my truck so i have to sell it test drives at ur own risk i cant go with you too many bees.

1991 integra shell minty – $650

i am selling my 1991 acura integra da shell it is minty no dents no nun… diz waz my project car but havent had time to drop a motor in it so im sellin it for 650 firm obo if da price is rite ill throw in da tranny i got to so holla at me
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One of the biggest things I learned on my ‘world tour’: the more you travel, the more places you want to go. So many have said to me, ‘wow, you’ve been just about everywhere now, huh?’ Far from it actually. Yes, I traveled around the world for 2 1/2 years. Yes, prior to that I’d traveled abroad for about 10 years during my vacation days from work. And yes, I’ve lived in various parts of the US and have friends and family sprinkled all over so I’ve been lucky enough to see a good bit of this country. BUT, there is still so much more I want to see during my time on this earth. My goals in traveling were never to pack in as many places as possible, but to try and get to know the people and culture of each locale. That is why I stopped and put down my bag for a few months in places like Istanbul, Spain, Melbourne, and London. So back to the aforementioned question: Where next?
Here is a list of just some of the places topping my never-ending travel list: