An acquaintance of a friend of my husband found a set of keys after Sledding Extravaganza on Capitol Hill, and thought they belonged to yet another friend. So they wound up in my living room. Turns out they belonged to nobody I knew. I posted a Craigslist lost and found ad, and got *six* different replies from other Capitol Hill residents who had been sledding and lost their keys. But these were not their keys. (Apparently all hipsters should carry duct tape.)
I called the East Precinct police station and asked if there was any kind of lost and found — nope. I think I’ll just take a tip from your neighbors and make a pretty sign.
I thought this was a rebus until I realized you had probably photoshopped it.
Posted by jessamyn on November 28th, 2010.
Now who’s up for untwirling the image like they did with that pedophile?
http://www.boingboing.net/2007/10/08/untwirling-photo-of.html
Posted by Lester on November 29th, 2010.
Shoot. I preferred my first thought which was this was taunting on the part of the key finder. A very artistic taunt.
Posted by EdgeWiseInAnnArbor on November 29th, 2010.
An acquaintance of a friend of my husband found a set of keys after Sledding Extravaganza on Capitol Hill, and thought they belonged to yet another friend. So they wound up in my living room. Turns out they belonged to nobody I knew. I posted a Craigslist lost and found ad, and got *six* different replies from other Capitol Hill residents who had been sledding and lost their keys. But these were not their keys. (Apparently all hipsters should carry duct tape.)
I called the East Precinct police station and asked if there was any kind of lost and found — nope. I think I’ll just take a tip from your neighbors and make a pretty sign.
Glad you got yours back!
Posted by Virginia on November 29th, 2010.