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Ordinary object-hacking trancends the language barrier
I don’t speak Czech, but that didn’t keep me from really enjoying this book of new uses for familiar objects. I particularly enjoyed 17, 21, and 25…
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…And #29 for a not-so-expensive hearing aid. If Dad is wearing them at Leanna’s wedding, you’ll know where we got the idea!
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that book was really fun! I too liked the theft of the spring from the closepin