Craigslist Post Dares To Ask “Whats In The Box?!”

by | Feb 26, 2014 | RICHMOND NEWS, WTF?!

Over on the RVA Subreddit, user Jankx came across an amazing Craiglist post (and a fantastic Se7en joke) so we really had no choice but to share.

Over on the RVA Subreddit, user Jankx came across an amazing Craiglist post (and a fantastic Se7en joke) so we really had no choice but to share.

Here’s the text from the CL post:

The rules: I throw whatever random stuff I don’t need in a box. You take the box, go through it and take out what you can use, then put whatever random stuff you don’t need in the box, and post it back on craigslist for the next person!

Follow this link if you want to participate, it seems like a pretty neat idea and a great chance to get some random crap from someone else and then pay it forward.

Here’s the NSFW scene from Se7en for those out of the loop:

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