Milking

October 21, 2011

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FOUND by Clay Templeton in Conway, Arkansas

Jacob did a bad bad thing and had to miss recess.

Hint

October 20, 2011

FOUND by Helene in Sarasota, Florida

I found this in the book “What Women Want Men to Know,” by Barbara DeAngelis, PhD.

We’re going on the road!

October 20, 2011

THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE! Check out the trailer for our upcoming FOUND vs. FOUND Tour as we battle for Found supremacy with the crazy geniuses from the Found Footage Festival. See the full tour schedule here!

As a Brother

October 19, 2011

FOUND by Arwyn H. in Columbus, Ohio

We found this letter in the attic of a property we bought and renovated. The building was in what had been considered a pretty rough neighborhood. The property had been vacant for about a year when we found this.

To Whomever It May Concern

October 18, 2011

FOUND by Runran in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

This sign was tacked to the door of an abandoned building in Victoria, BC– a Canadian city of moderate size on the south tip of Vancouver Island. The building was used to store tables and display items for the Sunday Government Street Market. No one knew someone lived there – until we saw this sign. A polite soul, someone with dignity.

The Bicycle Thief

October 17, 2011

FOUND by Ryan C. in Muncie, Indiana

I am a student at Ball State University. A few weeks ago I noticed a bike lying on the ground, unattached to anything. It was a cool bike– vintage and in pretty good condition. Everyday for a week I would come to this area to lock up my bike and marvel that no one had taken what seemed to be an abandoned Huffy Santa Fe. I also lamented that someone would leave such a great bike out in the elements as if it were just a piece of trash. I decided to liberate the bike from its negligent owner. I rode it for about a month with the intention to give it back if anyone claimed it to be theirs. When I came out of my office yesterday, the bike-which unlike the owner, I had locked up-was gone. In its place was this somewhat incoherent and patronizing note. Notice that he (I assume by the handwriting it’s a guy) asks for his bike lock back, but does not indicate to me where I can deliver it.