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owners box

 helps law and firemen
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a box on the side of a home that has the name adress of the owner in case of an emergency
—mrkscotty, May 24 2003

doesn't everyone have an FB key? http://www.lockshop...igade_Padlocks.html
[marked-for-deletion] hardly original. [po, Oct 21 2004]

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       Confused. My address: 31 Stalyhill Drive. Address shown on box: 31 Stalyhill Drive.   

       Maybe this would work for a separate garage or storage unit.
—sambwiches, May 24 2003
   

       How about a locked box (opened by a key only fire fighters have) that has a list of the number of people / pets in the house, and emergency contact phone numbers?
—Cedar Park, May 24 2003
   

       Can you tell us more about that, po? Never heard of 'em before. Not sure how it relates to the idea.
—waugsqueke, May 26 2003
   

       sorry waugs, being a bit flippant there. many places here are locked with an FB padlock which the fire brigade can unlock in a hurry. e.g. schools, road barriers etc.   

       the idea itself is a little daft. if the building is burning, the brigade are just going to turn up, force entry and extinguish fire and buggar off (sorry, return to base)
—po, May 26 2003
   

       Window or door stickers for pets are common in the States.
—DrCurry, May 26 2003
   

       sambwiches, I live at 35 Stalyhill Drive! You must be the 450 lb guy that washes his car in a speedo. Please stop.
—goober, May 27 2003
   

       Hahahaha*stop*
How about a list of occupants *not* to rescue?
—thumbwax, May 27 2003
   


 

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