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66Mustang
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What useful items, tools or appliances could you not live without?
For me one thing would be my Swiss Army knife. The knife comes in useful nearly every day for opening packages, peeling fruit, and other things. It also has a bottle opener for beer and a corkscrew for wine/port which obviously are absolute necessities. . I also use the tweezers a lot surprisingly and the toothpick often comes in handy as well, although not for its intended purpose as I feel it is not clean enough to put in ones mouth. Then there are the screw drivers which often come in handy as well. The last 2 tools which I don’t use are the nail file, and a strange hook thing that I don’t know what is for.
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For me would have to be my magnifying spectacles though I still can't read mail , packages etc they enable me to read my phone when I enlarge the text as well0
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mmmmm got a few things
My lap top - to communicate with you all and play my card games.
My electric knife
My battery hedge trimmer0 -
While I'm working I'd say my notepad and pencil, definitely!0
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Some great contributions here thanks everyone0
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