Good old wooden milkcrates
I like them retro wooden milkrates too. I’m not the only one. |
I like them retro wooden milkrates too. I’m not the only one. |
Crater Lake Milk comes to the rescue in a quick flat tire repair job. Real life at its most crate. |
Everyone loves and respects the usefulness of milkcrates. The word seems to be spreading lately and I can’t even keep up with the crate postings all over the web. Wool Windings blog posted some images of a recent kayaking trip. Our good friend the milkcrate made some key appearances. |
Milk Crate Breaks is diggin in the crates, to bring you the finest break beats. |
What can I say – daddytypes.com represents the milkcrate lifestyle. |
Usually I don’t link to stories without a good visual. But, this one I couldn’t pass up. CBS in New York reports, “Morrison was wanted by the New York Police Department for allegedly shooting a 24-year-old Bronx man three times as he sat on a milk crate.” –> full story
I found this baby on the ole flickr. Lacey Volk, a Pittsburg artist created this. I love any artistic interpretation of my favorite plastic object.
Once again the Australians are on the crate cutting edge. This sitting crate man (click the photo, for towo larger shots) was placed in a very busy intersection in Bendigo, Australia. It was only there for a few hours, but made quite a stir. Read the full story.
There have been quite a few odd follow ups to the crate theft stories. They are all quite strange. It’s not really news that people steal milk crates, so this is what we get. From Iowa – a dairy claims they lose 50% of their crates every year, with losses of $250,000. From New Haven, CT – a very strange rambling story, scroll to the end for a few sentences about a racoon with a milkcrate stuck on it’s head. You don’t know how bad I wish there was a photo for that story. But, why is this news?
I told you all about the milkcrate rustlers selling milkcrates for plastic recycling money. This story is hitting all the news outlets. Yesterday it hit the LA Times, and also yesterday a radio piece on NPR’s Marketplace. just remember where you heard it first – Milkcrate Digest