04-20-2007, 08:30 AM
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The Reforms
Location: Rarely, if ever, here or there, but always in transition
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Originally Posted by The_Jazz
Since no one else seems to have pointed it out and I have some, ahem, personal experience with this, it is illegal for anyone other than the owner of the milk crate to transfer ownership. If it is a true milk crate, that means that the dairy owns it, not McDonalds, not the grocery store, not the convenience store. So if an employee of one of those places is "selling" you some, it's illegal.
And dairies take the theft of them seriously. Or at least they did in the early 90's in East Tennessee.
But they are very versatile and quite useful. Until I married an archivist, I used 2 as filing cabinets. Just get them legally.
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Then get some Coke crates (transports bottles of Coca-Cola)... I have around 3 of them and nobody's made a gripe about them yet. Very ergonomic and multi-purpose. Glad I have them!
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