Is there any reason why people in the UK aren't allowed patterned duct tape? Do you want our duct-tape doppelgangers to look lacklustre while your doppelgangers look all sassy? It's called low self-esteem, America. You are probably giving your patterned duct tape to France so they can put on all their filing cabinets and notebooks. That would be so typical.
But..but... you are America ??
ReplyDeletehmm, what would you do with your leopard skin or basket weave duct tape??
ReplyDeleteok I can see the need for duck tape that looks like metal but lepoard skin? It just wouldn't look the same in a action movie when then hero rips the duct tape from someone's face with out and hair or skin or half their face tearing off with it.
ReplyDeleteI am so buying a roll of fancy pants duct tape in April when we are in the wilds of Idaho fighting off bears and amorous moose with only a pack of pampered pugs to save us.
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ReplyDeleteAll right, Liz, you've got me there. I do normally consider myself American. Except when it comes to Americans having nice things like patterned duct tape. Then I'm disenfranchised.
ReplyDeleteKate and Apryl: I don't necessarily mean leopard skin or basket weave tape. This is just a selection of the dozens of designs on offer. I would cover everything with them. And Apryl, stop rubbing it in :)
they would make a great dress form
ReplyDeleteYou can get patterned duck tape? Oh. My. Word! Or rather, *they* can get patterned duck tape...
ReplyDeleteJust arrived from Crafterhours and I´m enjoying reading backwards through your blog.
ReplyDeleteBut don´t blame the French. We can only buy very expensive, plain grey stuff round here. Of course France is a big country so maybe it is available in Paris. Round here the Parisians get blamed for all sorts of things.