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Tips for alternate uses of everyday items: Starting with, credit cards

 
_Storm_
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10/11/2008 10:36 AM

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Tips for alternate uses of everyday items: Starting with, credit cards
Even after tshtf hang on to those credit cards. They can still be used to scrape frost off a windshield, clean your fingernails, and as a guitar pick.



Actually I found a book at a yard sale full of other uses for everyday items, and I found that one funny.

But some could come in handy.
More tips to follow. hf
Hal Gorp
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10/11/2008 10:38 AM
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Re: Tips for alternate uses of everyday items: Starting with, credit cards
Yep. With global warming I increasing find my windshield covered in ice after I pack my ice scraper and my credit cards come in mighty handy.
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10/11/2008 10:39 AM

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Re: Tips for alternate uses of everyday items: Starting with, credit cards
I use to do that too. But the sad part is if that ends up being all they are good for.
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10/11/2008 10:40 AM
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Re: Tips for alternate uses of everyday items: Starting with, credit cards
Yep!
Don't use those credit cards boys and girls!
Not if you can help it!
The beast owns a cut in them now.
The more you owe,
believe me..
the more you're ever going to pay!
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10/11/2008 10:47 AM

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Re: Tips for alternate uses of everyday items: Starting with, credit cards
It also says that that canned meat makes good bait, and that a small piece of sponge coated with petroleum jelly lures trout.
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