- Glue:For minor repairs, pull a TFPTTOB into strands, twist several strands together, and melt with a match. Let the melted plastic drip onto the repair site. Do not drip melted plastic onto other things, like bare flesh.
- Swim Trunks:When it’s hot and sticky but you forgot your swim trunks, make do with a TFPTTOB.
- Shoe laces:Shoe laces break at the most inconvenient times! Stretch out a TFPTTOB and use it instead.
- Camera padding:The towpath is rough in places, and it isn’t good for your nice camera to bounce around as you ride. Fill a TFPTTOB with moss to form a padded camera cradle.
- Croakie:Keep your eyeglasses or sunglasses from falling off by using the handle of a TFPTTOB to tie them to your head.
Hiking and Biking Uses 1-5,
6-10, 11-15,
16-20, 21-25,
26-30,
31 Camping Uses 32-36,
37-41, 42-46,
47-51,
52-54 Picnicking Uses 55-59,
60-64, 65-69,
70-74 Entertainment Uses
75-79, 80-84,
85-88 Natural History and
Interpretive 89-93,
94-98,
99-100 And Finally, but not least
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