/r/FoundPaper
Photographs of found pieces of paper with writing on them, photographs or discarded cutouts. Appreciate the forgotten artifacts of everyday life.
Share any paper that you found (on the ground, stuck in some bushes or between cans of soup at the store for example) and you do not know who wrote it. Love letters, doodles, interesting to-do or grocery lists, notes from the past - share your discovery with us!
Photographs of found pieces of paper with writing on them! Look for paper. Make every day a scavenger hunt.
"I like this sub. Like being an archeologist or anthropologist, studying the leftover and forgotten artifacts of everyday life." -/u/TheSnackist
Check out some friends of found paper!
/r/BookInscriptions - little notes from past readers
/r/FoundClothing - who just gets rid of one shoe?!
/r/GrandmasCookbook - old thyme recipes see what I did there?
Notice the world around you. Pick up the paper you find on the ground. What is written on it might surprise you. Share it here.
PLEASE tag NSFW content!
Some of the most incredible things live written on the torn scraps of paper that didn't make it into the trash. They can be love letters, thoughts, quotes or a pertinent to-do list. The only rule is that you found it somewhere (on the ground, a public table or between the cans of soup at the store, so long as it isn't publicly posted!) and you don't know who wrote it. Anonymous and out of the blue is great!
Please upload original content. The intent of this subreddit is to give fodder to the imagination through the actual weirdness of finding cool paper scraps/writing on the ground.
STANDARD FOUNDPAPER-PAPER-FINDING PROCEDURE:
WHEN SUBMITTING:
No stock images please. Use Imgur! Please have high resolution pictures, especially if there is dense handwriting. If it's somewhat illegible, leave in the comments what you can't say in the title. Post either in the title or in the comments where you were when/the story of how you found it. Maybe transcribe it in the comments if it's illegible and you have the time to do so.
If you find something in a mysterious foreign language, our friends at /r/translator can help! Comment !translate or !translator on a post, our subreddit bot /u/translator-BOT will automatically cross-post it to /r/translator, crediting the OP. Thank you to /u/kungming2 for writing this bot!
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/r/FoundPaper
Found this in a donated photo album in Washington State 2 summers ago.
7/28/69
Dear Mom, First, I’ll say if I’m going to Disneyland and Vegas first I’ll need my $112.
Second, if I do I might need written permission. According to Sherry, I can’t stay in a hotel alone at my age. Don’t know if that is so. So, I could use a note or something if you could think of something convincing.
r/Random_Shopping_Lists
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this melted my heart. It was found in some non children's book, I can't remember.