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Brant Parker
September 28, 1957
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September 9, 1944
Jeff Keate
March 31, 1956
Scott Taber
February 9 ,1957
GHG
February 3, 1945
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Bill King
November 20, 1954
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I like the idea of a robotic mailbox. With ours (until we opted for a PO Box due to repeated theft & vandalism) being 550 feet from our house it would be nice to have it shuttle your mail back especially during a storm and perhaps it would not be vandalized and prevent important mail theft.
Here we have 7 mid-century artist conceptions of what *’Mr. Roboto’ might have looked like. Hard to pick favorites, but the top one (gratitude switch) has to be it, followed by 2-7. The expression on the human’s face in number 4 (Patent Attorney) is shock and awe for sure.
(*Now it’ll be stuck in my head all day, but that’s fine. A Styx fix is always welcome unless it’s ‘Babe’ or ‘Come Sail Away’. Of course they’re great at concerts for a quick exit to get rid of some consumed Coke or Sprite, right?)