This being our 2012 Holiday Gift Guide
— No commentsWelcome to the 7th edition of The Grocery List Collection’s annual holiday gift guide. Good stuff for geeky people.

Have you ever found a stranger's grocery list at the store?
We have. More than 3,500 of them.
Welcome to the 7th edition of The Grocery List Collection’s annual holiday gift guide. Good stuff for geeky people.
What do food subsidies, grandmothers, bar codes and practical jokes have in common? Nothing.
Welcome to the 6th edition of The Grocery List Collection’s annual holiday gift guide. Good stuff for geeky people.
Three items of note: New lists, a new look and a new book.
Putting the “me” in media. Plus some other stuff.
Here’s a promo video to celebrate the release of MILK EGGS VODKA in paperback.
A found list + $5 + starving songwriter = Musical genius!
My book is being re-released in paperback!
This is our 5th annual holiday gift guide full of cool, odd stuff!
Finally, finally, finally added a new set, Now we’re up to 2,300 posted lists (with just as many unposted).
iPhone apps, out-of-print books and other fun…
A quick rundown of the JKL experience…
Not much else to say besides, “HOLY COW.”
Want more strange? And by strange I mean awesome. Film. Books. Fridges. Masks. Labels. Recipes. Periodic tables. Read this.
Coming soon to theaters? Maybe not, but it’s double awesome nonetheless.
This is the book I wrote, based on this site: Milk Eggs Vodka: Grocery Lists Lost & Found. It came out in hardcover in 2007 and was republished in paperback in 2011. You can buy it on Amazon and in most sophisticated novelty and gift shops.
These are the best pre-formatted grocery lists ever created. I made them just for you — and they’re free. Print ‘em out, hang ‘em on the refrigerator door and mark ‘em up before you go to the grocery store.
A found list + $5 + starving songwriter = Musical genius! I used fiverr.com to release an entire CD of songs about grocery lists. And believe it or not… it worked.
“Why are you wasting precious time digging other people’s shopping lists? I mean, really what’s the point?”
“The Grocery List Collection is compulsive reading”
“unfailingly wonderful… by oddball/genius Bill Keaggy”
“St. Louis artist Bill Keaggy takes the ordinary and makes it extraordinary”
“Thoroughly hilarious, the book made me laugh out loud every few pages… We also can’t ignore the utterly genius title.”
“hilarious”
“jaw dropping, mercilessly snarky”
“a unique voyeuristic delight”
“surprisingly but absolutely addictive”