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| - "This roll of gray, 2-inch wide heavy-duty tape is great for patching holes and keeping things together."
- It's the most indespensible item in the universe: duct tape. It's found inside the shuttle's glove box and used to seal leaks, insulate against electricity and even tape Capillaries together!
- Very, very, very, very, very, very sticky tape that does not easily come off. Often, pulling it off causes a great deal of pain.
- Duct Tape is an unsplicable consumable which is exclusive to Moderators. However, sometimes a moderator can sell their Duct Tape to regular players. When used on a player, it will muffles up his speech for 10 minutes. Players are duct-taped by moderators if they say offensive things. Note: Moderators do not use Duct Tapes on players, but rather using commands.
- Duct Tape (File:Duct Tape Currency Icon.png) was a limited time currency during the Act Two of the Monorail 2015 Event.
- It is sometimes called duct tape and other times duck tape. It is useful to make up boxes for moving. (Although you might want to use packing tape for that.) There are people who claim that duct tape is one of the most important home repair tool to have and that you can fix almost anything with it. Some take this to extremes in parodies and spoofs. And a whole genre of duct tape crafts has grown -- including things like making wallets, purses, decorations (duct tape flowers) and even clothing!
- Duct Tape is Red Green's ultimate obsession, not a single episode happening without it. He calls it "the handyman's secret weapon." In No Duct Tape Possum Lodge runs out of duct tape, which shows that Red is incapable of functioning without it. Red uses duct tape for almost everything at the lodge. He even has a roll covered by glass in case the lodge runs out.
- Hoshi Sato, who was envious of Charles Tucker's engineering skills, once commented on how she wished she could "fix warp engines with duct tape and a pocket knife." He responded, stating that "it's a bit more complicated than that." (ENT: "Observer Effect") In 1996, a homeless and marooned Captain Braxton duct taped a cardboard sign to a lamp post. (VOY: "Future's End")
- duct tape wallets(yea some more) Step 1 The first step is to create a large sheet of duct tape 8.5 inches by 7 inches. This is the key to any duct tape project, with a sheet of tape you can make anything! Rip a strip of tape at least 8.5 inches in length and place sticky side up on your working surface. rip a second piece of equal length and place sticky side down half way over the first strip. Fold the rest of the strip facing up over the second strip. Flip over the two strips and place a third strip sticky side down covering the remaining sticky part of the second strip. Flip the sheet again and continue extending the size of the sheet until the needed size is satisfied. Step 2 Trim the edges, fold the wallet in half and tape the sides to create a large pocket to hold bills. Step 3 To
- The true origins of duct tape is little known amongst the common people of Earth. Whilst the truth is not hard to see if one chooses to see, it tends to be disregarded by most as nonsense because it seems so improbable. The strategy of "hidden in plain sight" is used by dark forces which run global society. Truly, the scale of the deep intelligence of the platypus is vastly under appreciated: they want it so for it lets them be the puppet master of sentient puppets which, due to their inability to recognise the master, fail to perceive the strings. They really do believe they are real boys.
- Duct Tape is a Doom 3 mod and a add-on by Glen "FrenZon" Murphy. The first version was released in August 6, 2004, only 3 days after the release of the game itself, to correct one of the (at the time) most-complained problems of the game: having to switch between Flashlight and the weapons. The name refers to the "no duct tape in Mars" problem; as said on the mod's home page, "Under the crazy presumption that a roll of duct tape has to exist somewhere on the Mars facility, the Duct Tape mod sticks flashlights to your machinegun[sic] and shotgun."
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| - "This roll of gray, 2-inch wide heavy-duty tape is great for patching holes and keeping things together."
- It's the most indespensible item in the universe: duct tape. It's found inside the shuttle's glove box and used to seal leaks, insulate against electricity and even tape Capillaries together!
- Very, very, very, very, very, very sticky tape that does not easily come off. Often, pulling it off causes a great deal of pain.
- duct tape wallets(yea some more) Step 1 The first step is to create a large sheet of duct tape 8.5 inches by 7 inches. This is the key to any duct tape project, with a sheet of tape you can make anything! Rip a strip of tape at least 8.5 inches in length and place sticky side up on your working surface. rip a second piece of equal length and place sticky side down half way over the first strip. Fold the rest of the strip facing up over the second strip. Flip over the two strips and place a third strip sticky side down covering the remaining sticky part of the second strip. Flip the sheet again and continue extending the size of the sheet until the needed size is satisfied. Step 2 Trim the edges, fold the wallet in half and tape the sides to create a large pocket to hold bills. Step 3 To create credit/business card pockets create another sheet 4 by 3.5 inches. Step 4 Fold 1.5 inches over. To create two more pockets, repeat the step above and then tape the two pieces together, taping the second pocket a little lower on top of the first piece. Step 5 Tape the edges of the pockets and then tape the whole piece to the large pocket. To create another pocket, leave the inside part untaped. Step 6 Make a sheet of tape (as in the first step) larger than your ID card. Cut the sheet so the outside part of the frame is slightly larger than the height and width of the ID. Cut the inside .5 centimeters, (big enough you can see you picture and info, but small enough the ID can't fall through the opening. Now trim the outside so it is slightly larger in all directions than your ID. Tape three sides of this window to the inside of your wallet, or on top of the credit card holder. It'll take a some trial an error to get it right, but it will be a great addition to the wallet. When your done, the ID should be able to slide into the untaped side of the holder, and once in, not fall through the open window. Step 7 Tape the completed pocket to the large pocket and again you can create an extra pocket if you wish by leaving the inside part untaped. Step 8 This is the completed wallet. There are an infinite ways to personalize this design. Some ideas I've embeded in mine are coin pockets within the large bill pocket and placing flaps on the credit card holders so business cards don't fall out when the wallet gets dropped.
- The true origins of duct tape is little known amongst the common people of Earth. Whilst the truth is not hard to see if one chooses to see, it tends to be disregarded by most as nonsense because it seems so improbable. The strategy of "hidden in plain sight" is used by dark forces which run global society. Truly, the scale of the deep intelligence of the platypus is vastly under appreciated: they want it so for it lets them be the puppet master of sentient puppets which, due to their inability to recognise the master, fail to perceive the strings. They really do believe they are real boys. Indeed, it goes deeper than this. The true extent of the Pristine Pre-formed Perambulated Platypus Populace Perfection Plurality (Primebutts) is inter-galactic at minimum. There is speculation, and it cannot be put as more than that at present, that it just might stretch into alternative dimensions and/or universes. It may even transcend all that is: that is, should we live in a multiverse of practically infinite ``universes``, and each of those with an enormous number of dimensions, that the Primebutts exists beyond this. Well, existing ``beyond`` it is technically a bit of a redundant misnomer in a technical sense: it would be better said that to which is referred would be the realm of the Primebutts. Anyway, duct tape as we understand it to be is, in fact, the physical manifestation of marginal transcendental binominal fractures of prime defundable cartesian coordinates. Our best scientific findings, primarily led by Angola`s Department of Equine Photographic Forgery Prevention, has established that between 97 and 97.01% of such fractures are caused by members of the Plurality sneezing and solving tengantal polymorphic fractal quadecimal equations at the same. They do this, a fracture is caused, and this manifests in our Universe as duct tape. We harvest the duct tape using forced dolphin and rat labour. The two are sworn enemies ever since The Incident of 1379. Then in recent decades they have formed powerful unions which are little more than a front for thinly veiled paramilitary groups dedicated to their causes. Both the dolphins and the rats have independent prophecies which predict the same end of known time: they say it will come with the moon following the meeting of the great sages of their species. The dominant minds of the dolphins, rats, and humanity all agree that this will be when the unions of the dolphins and rats merge. The Great Epoch of Strife shall have ended, bringing forth The Ultimate End of Eternity. The Transcendent Ones, it is foretold, shall at once gather up all their manifestations and call an end to time. It is generally accepted in the relevant circles that the Transcendent Ones refers to the Pristine Pre-formed Perambulated Platypus Populace Perfection Plurality. The gathering up of their manifestations means collecting the duct tape. Given the Primebutts is the puppet master of human civilisation, it can safely be said when duct tape starts running short the end times will be starting. It will start with short supply, become scarce, then government rationing will follow. Then registration, and licensing, followed by the banning of civilian possession and use. Once every last strip of tape has been forcibly regained, following much loss of body hair and many sore sticky patches of skin, for the prophecy foresees huge international violent revolts by the populaces of the nations of the world, it will be the end of everything. Absolute zero shall be reached; all molecule movement will cease; time will have ceased to have cause. All these things are simultaneous, or put differently are all the same thing. All different states associated with the same reality: or, rather, lack of reality. Watch the duct tape shelves, folks: when they go empty, and the store is currently unable to source anymore, then it is time to prepare for the end of time as we understand it to be.
- Duct Tape is an unsplicable consumable which is exclusive to Moderators. However, sometimes a moderator can sell their Duct Tape to regular players. When used on a player, it will muffles up his speech for 10 minutes. Players are duct-taped by moderators if they say offensive things. Note: Moderators do not use Duct Tapes on players, but rather using commands.
- Duct Tape (File:Duct Tape Currency Icon.png) was a limited time currency during the Act Two of the Monorail 2015 Event.
- It is sometimes called duct tape and other times duck tape. It is useful to make up boxes for moving. (Although you might want to use packing tape for that.) There are people who claim that duct tape is one of the most important home repair tool to have and that you can fix almost anything with it. Some take this to extremes in parodies and spoofs. And a whole genre of duct tape crafts has grown -- including things like making wallets, purses, decorations (duct tape flowers) and even clothing!
- Duct Tape is Red Green's ultimate obsession, not a single episode happening without it. He calls it "the handyman's secret weapon." In No Duct Tape Possum Lodge runs out of duct tape, which shows that Red is incapable of functioning without it. Red uses duct tape for almost everything at the lodge. He even has a roll covered by glass in case the lodge runs out.
- Duct Tape is a Doom 3 mod and a add-on by Glen "FrenZon" Murphy. The first version was released in August 6, 2004, only 3 days after the release of the game itself, to correct one of the (at the time) most-complained problems of the game: having to switch between Flashlight and the weapons. The name refers to the "no duct tape in Mars" problem; as said on the mod's home page, "Under the crazy presumption that a roll of duct tape has to exist somewhere on the Mars facility, the Duct Tape mod sticks flashlights to your machinegun[sic] and shotgun." To balance things out, only the shotgun and machine gun have duct-taped lights, and the beam is narrower than the regular flashlight's. Weapon models aren't modified to reflect the duct-taping. According to the author, the mod was downloaded over 80,000 times from the official home page alone over the first 24 hours after the release. The last update to the mod (version 0006) was in September 8, 2005, to make it compatible with Doom 3 v1.3. The mod is compatible with both the regular game and Resurrection of Evil; it can be installed and uninstalled without needing to start the game over. As the game's inability to use the flashlight with weapons was caused by a technical limitation, the BFG Edition of Doom 3, released in 2012, featured an "armour-mounted" flashlight that could be toggled on and off at any time, regardless of what weapon is selected, essentially a superior official version of the Duct Tape mod.
- Hoshi Sato, who was envious of Charles Tucker's engineering skills, once commented on how she wished she could "fix warp engines with duct tape and a pocket knife." He responded, stating that "it's a bit more complicated than that." (ENT: "Observer Effect") In 1996, a homeless and marooned Captain Braxton duct taped a cardboard sign to a lamp post. (VOY: "Future's End")
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