County of Peculiar Pastures · Rm. 109 · Peculiar Parcel ServiceForm PPS-1 · Dept. of Mild Concerns

Mail Room · Rm. 109

Peculiar Parcel Service

A division of MLKFRTS Supply Co. · Department of Mild Concerns



Exhibit A Gas-mask cows catapulting gas-masked MLKFRTS milk cartons across a muddy field
Exhibit A · Route 109, awaiting pickup

The waitlist is now open.

We ship objects that probably should not be shipped.
Wrapped in materials that were never approved.
Sealed with a level of confidence no one can explain.

These are not packages.
They are classified curiosities, dairy-adjacent enigmas, and humming artifacts pulled from the back shelves of our archives.
Some rattle. Some glow. One of them keeps asking questions.

Join the waitlist and claim your place among those who prefer the strange, the suspicious, and the scientifically unverified.

Whatever you do… don’t shake the box.

Exhibit A Route 109, awaiting pickup
Exhibit A · Route 109, awaiting pickup

Officially Unofficial Since Forever

What This Is...



Peculiar Parcel Service is not a subscription box.
It is a parcel route.
It is not something your HOA would approve of.

It is a semi-official channel for receiving mild chaos by mail, on a recurring monthly route.

Recipients are issued parcels of objects that exist somewhere between novelty, warning label, and quiet digestive betrayal. We do not explain the selection process. We do not accept returns based on “feelings.” We do not guarantee that every item will remain inert during transit.

If that sounds reasonable to you, you may already be one of us.

Exhibit B A faceless courier in a dark hat and long coat stands in a dry field holding a plain cardboard box
Exhibit B · Courier on assignment. Contents undisclosed.

What Recipients Receive

Manifest Withheld

  • A monthly parcel containing objects of mild concern
  • Occasional dairy-adjacent artifacts and retired signage
  • Items that briefly appeared on three different state watchlists
  • A route status that carries no benefits, privileges, or legal protections
  • The quiet satisfaction of knowing something strange is currently en route to your door

We do not publish a manifest.
The route runs monthly, give or take a pasture.
We simply open the archive when the archive feels ready.

Official Notice

Notice No. PPS-1

Department of Mild Concerns — Notice to Prospective Recipients

By joining the waitlist you acknowledge the following:

  • Parcels may contain objects that rattle, hum, or ask questions.
  • Some items may have been previously classified as “mildly interesting” by authorities who later regretted the classification.
  • MLKFRTS Supply Co. accepts no responsibility for conversations started by the contents of any parcel.
  • Shaking the box is strongly discouraged and will be noted in your file.

Applications are processed in triplicate.
Approval is stamped by hand.
Regret is considered a natural side effect.

Department of Mild Concerns seal
Peculiar Parcel Service seal: a faceless courier in a hat and long coat holds a MLKFRTS Supply Co. box, marked Dept. of Mild Concerns, Do Not Shake

Rm. 109 · Mail Room

Get your peculiar on.

Step into Peculiar Parcel Service, where we ship objects that probably shouldn’t be shipped, wrapped in materials that definitely weren’t approved, and sealed with a level of confidence no one can explain.

Be curious. Be on file. And whatever you do… don’t shake the box.

Oddities | Curiosities | Freshly Pasteurized Goods

Form PPS-1Request Waitlist Access

Request Waitlist Access

The waitlist is open. The paperwork is ready.

If you feel the need to receive strange things by mail for reasons you cannot fully articulate, this is the correct form.

Prefer to file by email? pps@mlkfrts.com

Peculiar Parcel Service
A division of MLKFRTS Supply Co.
Department of Mild Concerns
Officially Unofficial Since Forever

Officially Unofficial Since Forever

Whatever you do… don’t shake the box.

Satire. This is not an official government page. Form PPS-1 · Rm. 109 · Dept. of Mild Concerns