Is this wrong?

[gotalot2do]

So I was looking at craigslist (http://spokane.craigslist.org/) and I see this ad (http://spokane.craigslist.org/laf/255839884.html).

So I reply to it with "Was it a cheeseburger?", with no response.


Then I decided that was pretty funny of myself, and I wanted to see how many funny people would reply to the same ad, only in Phoenix. (http://phoenix.craigslist.org/laf/268773180.html)

Well I get a reply asking if it was keys.
So now I got this persons hopes up, thinking I found their keys.

So is it wrong that I only got one response and now I want to post one in oh say L.A. or Rhode Island?

By the way, I told them I did not find any keys.

[YetAnotherKitten]

damn I cant get the phoenix ad to open :(

I was going to reply to it and ask if it was foot long dildo.

[gotalot2do]

damn I cant get the phoenix ad to open :(

I was going to reply to it and ask if it was foot long dildo.

lol, how about this one (http://phoenix.craigslist.org/search/laf?query=item), does it work?

Now if I get an email asking if it was a foot long dildo, I will probably say "Why yes it is, do you want it back, I've only used it a little".

[curlybogtrotter]

no its not wrong, i think you should post it in as many places as you possibly can, and give us the result of where is the funniest place in america.

[the squid of despair]

I love the idea. I'm sure people will message you with different things, hoping to get lucky with a guess.

[gotalot2do]

I kind of feel bad for these people.

I lost a tan or beige colored backpack with buckles on it and a drawstring used to close it. It had a blue-green journal, a green spiral notebook, a pair of black gloves, a dark blue wool olympic 2008 hat, a maroon bandana, and a book called The Illuminatus! by Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea.


I bet they where like "Oh my god! I wonder if this person found my backpack!"

I knew I was going to get some peoples hopes up, but I want to see how many people send an email as a joke about it.