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A man poses for photographs next to a pair of roadside mailboxes that were uniformly bent by a falling signboard during Typhoon Soudelor earlier this month in Taipei, Taiwan
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A man poses for photographs next to a pair of roadside mailboxes that were uniformly bent by a falling signboard during Typhoon Soudelor earlier this month in Taipei, Taiwan. The damaged red and green mailboxes have become celebrities in Taiwan, drawing steady lines of people to snap photos and inspiring fan merchandise. (AP/Wally Santana) (AP/Wally Santana)
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span class="caption">A man poses for photographs next to a pair of roadside mailboxes that were uniformly bent by a falling signboard during Typhoon Soudelor earlier this month in Taipei, Taiwan. The damaged red and green mailboxes have become celebrities in Taiwan, drawing steady lines of people to snap photos and inspiring fan merchandise. (AP/Wally Santana)
