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@vlrny @LonelinessCorps we used them as temporary bandages in the dojo, especially for foot/toe wounds (skin tearing on the mats, getting cut by someone else's toenails). Held on well through practice until afterwards we could get the wound properly taped up.

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I made a wallet out of #ductTape in high school. I loved it, I was realky proud of my finished project. But a year later I was gifted a nice leather one by my parents, because they thought mine was janky. I didn't have the heart to tell them I liked mine better and felt guilted into using theirs because it was a gift. I miss you, dt-wallet.

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@feritae @cshlan @LonelinessCorps I carry that soft medical tape they use to keep cotton balls on after lab work. Same sort of thing, sticks gently to just about anything, really easy to remove.
Remember using it to tape a scarf to a window to block out a security light.

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@vlrny @LonelinessCorps I’m having a flashback to my teenage years when I’d listen to the radio on my stereo.
I got fed up having to get up from my bed to turn the dial to a different station when I wanted a different song so I fashioned a stick with a camera film case that I duct taped on the end of the stick to turn the dial since it fit so perfectly in the film case.

The stick was long enough I could reach my stereo from my bed. Teens can get really creative when there’s a need 😂

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