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Moove along, buddy.

This Craigslist Cow Mix-Up Really Improved the Internet’s Mood

Shannon Barbour's misfortune became the internet's joy, thanks to jokes about steak and cow tipping.
By John Bonazzo
"Do you even lift, bro? I know you don't attend town hall meetings."

Have You Seen Paul Ryan? Wisconsin Voters Take Out Craiglist Ad, Billboard

Ryan has avoided his district during the congressional recess, so voters posted a "Lost & Found" ad and bought space on a billboard.
By John Bonazzo
Ticket bots

Ticket Bots Are Now Illegal, But They’re Part of a Much Bigger Problem

New legislation is a good first step, but the accountability rests with those greedy institutions enabling scalping in the first place.
By Justin Joffe
LONDON, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 07: A man checks his mobile phone on the day that Twitter announced its initial public offering and debut on the New York Stock Exchange on November 7, 2013 in London, England. Twitter went public on the NYSE opening at USD 26 per share, valuing the company's worth at an estimated USD 18 billion. (Photo by Bethany Clarke/Getty Images)

Fears of the Web’s Dark Side—Strangely—Are Not Growing

By Brady Dale
If only San Francisco real estate could "have mercy."

The ‘Full House’ Home Is Now for Rent on Craigslist

By John Bonazzo
I was that one banana in leopard pants and crocodile boots "I saw you Thursday night. Skinny legs quad-skate sanding the Soul Train roller disco floor on Esplanade and 7. You were blonde, second-wave millenial, active sister or pre-post-sorority guilt; you are probably paralyzed picking what order to instagram all your Burning Man photos right now. I was that one banana in leopard pants and crocodile boots standing side court. You gracefully stumble-whipped those wheels a few laps, PBR in hand, then nonchalantly broke orbit and skate-rocketed into the darkness, due deep playa, tracing a straight trail of fiery dandelions. You never came back, bestowing only your abandoned shoes for me to remember you by. I would have followed, but trembled frozen in wonderlust as I'd just jested to my wizard accomplice how brilliant it would be to shake free of cis-skater norms, break the rink's gravitous ceiling, and figure skate the lake's dusty bed beneath the moon light. So you could say I foresaw your departure from that glittery solar system. Maybe we were meant to be. Maybe we are. Take me with you."

These Craigslist Burning Man ‘Missed Connections’ Are as Hilarious as You’d Expect

By Sage Lazzaro
A banner with the logo of Twitter is set on the front of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on November 7, 2013 in New York. Twitter hit Wall Street with a bang on Thursday, as an investor frenzy quickly sent shares surging after the public share offering for the fast-growing social network. In the first exchanges, Twitter vaulted 80.7 percent to $47, a day after the initial public offering (IPO) at $26 per share. While some analysts cautioned about the fast-changing nature of social media, the debut led to a stampede for Twitter shares. AFP PHOTO/EMMANUEL DUNAND (Photo credit should read EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty Images)

This One Rule Will Maximize Your Success on Social Media

By Brady Dale
Ivy St. Ive and her Gulbat tattoo.

Professional Pokémon Go Trainers Are Now Advertising on Craigslist

By John Bonazzo
Eileen and Craig Newmark have a new Greenwich Village duplex to crash at.

Craigslist Founder Craig Newmark Successfully Bids on a $5.89M Duplex

By Morgan Halberg
John Bianchi in his studio in Bushwick.

How I Get By: The Lives of Five American Artists

By Ryan Steadman
New Yorkers can only hope that this is the last of the snow to hit the city. (Photo: Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Afternoon Bulletin: Craigslist Creeps Monopolize on Snowstorm, ‘Cats’ Returns

By Zoë Miller
Inviting strangers to Thanksgiving is an American tradition.

Every Thanksgiving, My Parents Serve a Craigslist Stranger

By Royal Young
People light candles outside the Petard Butcher Shop in Chailles, near Blois, central France, on November 17, 2015, to pay tribute to Anna and Marion Petard-Lieffrig, victims of the attacks claimed by Islamic State (IS) on November 13 in Paris. Anna Petard, 26 years old, and her sister Marion, 30 years old, were killed in the restaurant "Le petit Cambodge". AFP PHOTO / GUILLAUME SOUVANT (Photo credit should read GUILLAUME SOUVANT/AFP/Getty Images)

When Disaster Strikes, Where Do We Turn?

By Jeff Jarvis
App developer Ryan Glen calls Bizibid the "Uber of jobs." (Photo: Bizibid)

What Would Happen If Uber, Priceline and Craigslist Had a Baby?

By John Bonazzo
New Yorkers were expecting two feet of snow, but instead they got...this..(Photo: Preston Rescigno/Getty Images)

Afternoon Bulletin: The Blizzard That Wasn’t

By John Bonazzo
The author, reunited with her wheels.

How Far Would You Go to Get a Stolen Bike Back From a Thief? This Is How Far I Went.

By Jessica Ciencin Henriquez
You can't turn your back on this- arrests by NYPD officers have decreased since two officers were killed.

Afternoon Bulletin: NYPD Slowdown Costing City $10M Per Week, Grizzly Bears and More

By Karenn Marin
From the Worst Room.

New Apps Promise the Impossible, to Make Finding Roommates Fun

By Kim Velsey

Micro Cosmopolitan: The Promise of Tiny Apartments in a City Where Size is Everything

By Kim Velsey

Would You Pay $475 For This Creepy Goat Skeleton in a Coffin?

By Jordyn Taylor

It's Come to This: People Are Selling the iPhone 6 in Exchange for Sex

By Jordyn Taylor

There's a Craigslist Black Market for iPhone 6 Line Sitters

By Jordyn Taylor

Craigslist Photog Charges $150 for Dating Profile Pics, Seems Totally Legit

By Jordyn Taylor
Curtis Granderson

Crosstown Courtship: Yanks and Mets Deliver Impassioned Missed Connection Readings

By John Bonazzo
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