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* holding [[garb]] together |
* holding [[garb]] together |
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* holding [[tent]]s together |
* holding [[tent]]s together |
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* making [[sword]]s look shiny (if you use the really shiny, not just dull silver, side) |
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* holding just about anything together (but don't expect duct tape to help in (most) relationships.) |
* holding just about anything together (but don't expect duct tape to help in (most) relationships.) |
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Revision as of 14:57, 4 July 2004
Duct tape, while not being used or even known during period, is a very handy item... and they would have used it if they'd had it!
Uses include:
- holding armor together
- holding garb together
- holding tents together
- making swords look shiny (if you use the really shiny, not just dull silver, side)
- holding just about anything together (but don't expect duct tape to help in (most) relationships.)
"Duct tape is like the Force. It has a light side and a dark side, and it holds the universe together."
Ok, so this isn't medieval, but hey, it's a good use for duct tape!
