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Stuart G

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5. Yes.....non-consumers allowed to do this as well.......

Reply to Binkie The Clown (Reply #4)

Mon Nov 22, 2021, 11:29 AM

Nov 2021

........Anyone and everyone can do, or not do any of these tips....OH...YOU DIDN'T KNOW? ???????

.........MORE TIPS COMING...THIS IS NOT THE LAST ONE....it's my job...

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Consumer Tip for the Day #1 [View all] Stuart G Nov 2021 OP

Has anybody seen my table? NT mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2021 #1

....Yes, don't lose the table....Make it big enough and in a central location...so you don't lose it Stuart G Nov 2021 #2

That's my husband's desk! radical noodle Nov 2021 #3

Are non-consumers allowed to do this too? Binkie The Clown Nov 2021 #4

Yes.....non-consumers allowed to do this as well....... Stuart G Nov 2021 #5

I've employed this technique for decades EYESORE 9001 Nov 2021 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Nov 2021 #10

We're going to need a bigger table world wide wally Nov 2021 #7

Of course..big or small...we need it for all.(everyone)..Well I tried again..for a laugh..not today Stuart G Nov 2021 #8

Mr. Bayard already has one Bayard Nov 2021 #9

Not quite the same but 3Hotdogs Nov 2021 #11

I have a table like this. It just collapsed under the weight of the stuff that was on it. Beastly Boy Nov 2021 #12