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I know many times folks on here joke about bringing duct tape to quite your nagging wife and shut up the obnoxious children next door, but is there a real reason to bring duct tape? I am making a packing list and not sure if I should really put it on the list:p

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To keep your suitcase closed because you bought too many souveniers?

 

To build some wacky thing for a scavenger hunt or pool contest?

 

To mark your suitcase so it stands out?

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you can pull the skin really tight on your thigh at the panty line and duct tape it. It enables 60 yr old women to wear shorts. Same goes for the underarm.

 

 

Im sorry to hell with vanity!! Let the wiggle jiggle.

 

As my Mom used to say "It must be jelly, cuz jam doesnt jiggle"

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Some things I have used duct tape for...

Rattling closet doors during rough seas.

DH used it on the balconey divider that was rattling.

To hold the button down on the hair dryer on board.

To fix the suitcase handle the Air line broke

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It is one of the only TWO things you really need!!

 

If it moves and it shouldn't - use duct tape!

If it should move and it doesn't - use WD-40! :D

 

Laissez le bon temps roulez - Let the good times roll !!

Charles

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It is one of the only TWO things you really need!!

 

If it moves and it shouldn't - use duct tape!

If it should move and it doesn't - use WD-40! :D

 

Laissez le bon temps roulez - Let the good times roll !!

Charles

 

Now that is really funny, someone else thinks like me :rolleyes: ;) Never leave home without it!!!!!!

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I only took clear duct tape one time...2 use for um, support when I had to go commando under my formal gown. :eek::D

 

I'm trying to visualize this, Michele....:eek: All I can think to say is, "Ouch."

 

you can pull the skin really tight on your thigh at the panty line and duct tape it. It enables 60 yr old women to wear shorts. Same goes for the underarm.

 

 

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But what for? Enquiring minds need to know:D

 

1) hemming pants

2) taping the cord for the surge protector/ multiplug to the floor so we don't trip over it

3) de-rattling the closet door

4) repairing torn suitcase

5) taping decorative lights to the balcony rail

6) holding the world together (“Duct tape is like the force. It has a light side, a dark side, and it holds the universe together.” Oprah)

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Some things I have used duct tape for...

Rattling closet doors during rough seas.

DH used it on the balconey divider that was rattling.

To hold the button down on the hair dryer on board.

To fix the suitcase handle the Air line broke

 

I vote for the last reason. We've had that happen and were glad we had something to fix it with.

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Those kids are super creative! I never would have imagined a formal dress made out of duct tape! I'm going to bookmark that site so I can vote on this years winner.:)

 

Also, no need for "supportive" undergarments with these prom dresses.....:D

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You never know when duct tape could come in handy. Once our deck door had a problem closing completely causing a "whistle" noise. Just slapped a piece of tape over it and no more problem. You could even "go formal" with duct tape......

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