Posted on 09/15/2007 8:15:06 AM PDT by ensignsj
RALEIGH - Harlan “Carolina” Jones was commissioned by Biblical Archeology Review in 1977 to find the long-lost Ark of the Covenant. Three decades of frustration could have been avoided had Craig Newmark, then a 24-year-old fratboy at Wofford College, hurried up and started his nifty Web site for classified ads—Craigslist.org.
“Don’t get me wrong, I’m excited and all,” Jones said. “But I feel like a dang fool.”
Jones was searching on Raleigh Craigslist for a new Husky toolbox for his pickup truck when he clicked on the following ad: “Funky storage box. Used. Free jar, stick and a couple of concrete slabs included. $75, OBO.”
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Be sure to check out the Top Ten Ways to spice up your boring bible study and the new church sign of the month. LOL!
That’s cute!
It’s a funny site...lots of good stuff, especially HeadOn Annointing Oil!
This is humor, right?
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