Things you can use Duck Tape for??

Hand cuffs

When I was MUCH younger, three of us duct taped a dog's mouth shut that barked ALL NIGHT LONG every night. The owners either put themselves in a drug-induced sleep or didn't care, or both.

We did the deed and left a note taped to the dog-house - "Shut this dog up - NOW".

Starting the next night, the neighborhood slept better from then on.

Duct-taping squirells to trees.

My neighbor once used it to hold the muffler up. It worked for about a mile then melted it.

quilterqueen wrote:

My neighbor once used it to hold the muffler up. It worked for about a mile then melted it.

Figures...Next time try baling wire, tin can, clamps...

Works good for a temp water hose fix,good enough to get home

Your high school age relatives, could enter the Duck Stuck At Prom Scholarship Contest.

The 2012 winners can be seen on the following link to duckbrand.com .

http://www.duckbrand.com/Promotions/stuck-at-...

I used some to put my duck back together after it quacked up.

This must be true because it's on the internets:

http://www.ideafinder.com/history/inventions/...

"Adhesive tape (specifically masking tape) was invented in the 1920's by Richard Drew of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, Co.(3M). Duct tape (the WWII military version) was first created and manufactured in 1942 (approximate date) by the Johnson and Johnson Permacel Division. Its closest predecessor was medical tape.

"The original use was to keep moisture out of the ammunition cases. Because it was waterproof, people referred to the tape as "Duck Tape." Also, the tape was made using cotton duck - similar to what was used in their cloth medical tapes. Military personnel quickly discovered that the tape was very versatile and used it to fix their guns, jeeps, aircraft, etc. After the war, the tape was used in the booming housing industry to connect heating and air conditioning duct work together.

"Soon, the color was changed from Army green to silver to match the ductwork and people started to refer to duck tape as "Duct Tape." Things changed during the 1970s, when the partners at Manco, Inc. placed rolls of duct tape in shrink wrap, making it easier for retailers to stack the sticky rolls. Different grades and colors of duct tape weren´t far behind. Soon, duct tape became the most versatile tool in the household. "

Date night

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lol

Roll a piece around your finger backwards, snip it free and press it on the back of a picture frame, push it against the wall and keep that drifting picture straight. Crooked pictures drive me crazy.

Commander Bunny wrote:

Duct-taping squirells to trees.

Duck-taping rabbits to trees :0)

Laurie Caring-Stalker wrote:

Date night
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lol

I almost hate to ask..

:0)

dragoon70056 wrote:

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I almost hate to ask..
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Well, I am Caring-Stalker...

*wiggles eyebrows*

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Lol

Laurie Caring-Stalker wrote:

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Well, I am Caring-Stalker...
*wiggles eyebrows*
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Lol

LoL. I hope the duct tape was removed from the lucky fella with care at least :0)

A kidnapping? lol

This thread reminded me of the recliner on the Frasier show. It belonged to his tv dad, and it had lots of Duck tape repairs on it.

http://www.tvacres.com/props_ch_martin.htm

Believe it or not - I have offered to duct-tape my mouth, just to save my AZZZZZ. Hahahah

Actually one time I had a six inch piece (of tape) and I folded it down to about an inch. I used a marker to write on it,
"You don't need to say that out loud."

I don't think I put a period on it and so .... ahhh, you can see how well that's working for me.
;)

taping nutjob animal rights activists to trees with hungry sqirrels taped inside their underwear.

Making a model duck.
Prom dress http://www.topix.com/forum/news/weird/TAK2F0S...