Milkcrates as cycle stands
Milkcrates make great motorcycle stands…who would have known? These images were found on Thumpertalk.com in the forums. |
Milkcrates make great motorcycle stands…who would have known? These images were found on Thumpertalk.com in the forums. |
The web has been all a flutter lately with mentions and random news.
I know this should be a simple question to answer. There is some history here. In the 70s they changed the size of milkcrates, and milk gallon jugs because people were stealing milkcrates at an alarming rate. LPs fit perfectly in the older sized crates. The new crates still accommodate records, but you have to put them at a slight angle. Not as sweet, but still quite functional. But, then CDs took over, so the issue was moot.
Anyway, enough of the history lesson, the kids over at TribalWar (a gaming blog) discuss this in the forums.
I found this pic on the Saltwater Fishing Fourums (don’t ask how…ok google helped) but I’m finding an interesting connection between milkcrates and kayaking. The ad for this kayak, actually listed the milkcrate as a feature. |
Jim Houser sent these pics via iPhone from France. Crates around the world unite! |
An interesting story about the homeless situation in Durango, Colorado. –> full story |
“I sit on a milk crate outside my studio with one foot on the base of the clamp and feed the small edges of the steel into the mouth of the clamp…” Artists far and wide know that milkcrates are a tool –> full story |
A creepy dude used to hang out, sitting on a milkcrate outside a convenience store in Ducktown, Tennessee. This fact proved to be key in an murder investigation, and was brought to life by the young woman above. “He would just sit on a milk crate at the corner with a black mutt that had brown splotches…I never talked to him because he seemed odd and creepy,” she added, “He gave off a weird vibe.” –> full story |
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. |