
Thurn Und Taxis Postal Adventure by Salty Pete
September 8th, 2006 1:04 AMThe address of the box is
1229 17th St,
San Francisco, CA 94107
Backstory:
I found someone giving away two mailboxes on craigslist. Seemed perfect for this task. The boxes are pretty decent. I had to replace the lock on the one I put up, but it wasn't too hard. I'm not totally sure the locks will keep a determined person out of the box, but hey, its worth a try.
I secured the box as well as I could. I attached it to the fence with hose clamps which seem pretty damn solid. You'd have to be on the other side of the fence if you wanted to take it down without destroying it. I've included some pictures and will check up often to see if mail arrives. (I will also send something just to see if the post office will deliver there.)
I also realize that I skipped a step in the proof, which is to actually receive a message at the box, but how am I going to do that if no one knows it is there? I figured if Sam could get away with it, I could too. Perhaps I'm being presumptuous. Also, I have the added security of knowing that I have a second box if the first one gets destroyed. So one way or another, I'm going to get it done.
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awesome, bottom of the hill! i'm going there october 28th, i'll make sure to send you a note if it's still there...
Does graffiti count as mail? Apparently a nice person or two delivered some of that.
The mailbox is gone. Perhaps we're going about this wrong?
I would not play with that location if I were you....
Hooray for cryptic comments. Care to elaborate?
I'll have to refer to the case of Finders vs. Keepers.
I'm pretty sure anything left outside in Mission area is generally considered up for grabs.
I thought that PR was talking about that particular empty lot...
I didn't see the title of the comment... Yeah, I guess it is a bad neighborhood... but that thng was pretty well put on there... I can imagine someone smashing it, but why remove it...
sweet. i'll send you some junkmail from work