Duct tape and plastic sheeting.

Dear goddess! These people have waaaay too much time on their hands!

and that's from a woman who breaks tiles to re-assemble them in a better way. oyyyyyyyyyyyyy !

Grrrrrrr - that is ART!!! Or, at least groovy craft - me gonna MAKE it an art!

I wanna make some duct tape clothes! They're cool! That one guy's all-duct-tape tux was awesome. (Not the stovepipe hat guy, the one with the rather rueful looking date.)

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I had a duct tape wallet that worked just fine. The creator called it ductigami. It is also a very good product for patching rips in vinyl intimacy companions named Shawna.

I was reading one of these articles about duct tape and found out that they actually are rather lousy at fixing ducts. You can get high-grade stuff, but the standard hardware store stuff won't do it. Which explains a thing or two about the accursed "Jump-o-lene" that sprung a leak and I tried to fix with copious and I mean COPIOUS amounts of duct tape. (One of those "that's it...! Argh... almost. There we go! That's it! Arghhhh.... almost. There we go! That's it! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHRRRRRRRRRRRRGGH!!!!!" ad nauseum.)

From the Dutct Tape Council,
The Ketchop Board,
And the Biscuit Forum (yum, good)
I wish you all a goodnight.

The King of Duct Tape:


RED GREEN


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timber, who knows Red is Canadian :wink:

if the women don't find you handsome they should at least find you handy so always carry duct tape. Red Green, my kinda guy

I don't think I would GO for a man in duct tape!

How about pretty little bows?

I think I could go for the prom guy. Seems like the kinda thing E.G. would have done in H.S.

Is there potential for duct tape protheses?

UNDERAGE bows? Thud!!!!!

(...seriously, though, I don't DO bows....)

but bows are so pretty, and they confuse people when you order your second pitcher of draft




or so i've heard

How 'bout circular cutouts in the weeny duct tape bows, much like negative polka dots?

This segment on Wisconsin Public Radio's "To The Best of Our Knowledge," gives the best (if pretty gloomy) expert view of our risks with respect to bio-weapons. Forget about plastic sheeting and duct tape -- they're useless. Depend entirely on our intelligence agencies (!) and our public health system (!!). Okay, so both stink. Okay, pray, I guess.

"Raymond Zilinskas directs the Chemical and Biological Weapons Nonproliferation Program at the Monterey Institute of International Studies. He was a UN weapons inspector in Iraq. Zilinskas tells Jim Fleming that a biological weapon is live organism while a chemical weapon uses an inert substance. He says the best response is a good public health system." http://www.wpr.org/book/030302b.html and http://www.wpr.org/book/realaud.html for listening online when the audio becomes available, shortly.

Well, I'm not surprised by that assessment.