For several years I have stored bottle of Gorilla glue in my freezer.
It only comes out of the freezer when I want to glue something. I warm
the bottle in my hand until the glue can be applied and then it goes
back into the freezer. Apparently I have a life time supply for small
glue jobs.

wrote:

For several years I have stored bottle of Gorilla glue in my freezer.
It only comes out of the freezer when I want to glue something. I warm
the bottle in my hand until the glue can be applied and then it goes
back into the freezer. Apparently I have a life time supply for small
glue jobs.


That depends on how often your Gorilla needs glued. ;-)

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On 1/3/2014 1:50 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

wrote:

For several years I have stored bottle of Gorilla glue in my freezer.
It only comes out of the freezer when I want to glue something. I warm
the bottle in my hand until the glue can be applied and then it goes
back into the freezer. Apparently I have a life time supply for small
glue jobs.


That depends on how often your Gorilla needs glued. ;-)



And, you can empathize because of your sticky monkey?

Tom Gardner wrote:

On 1/3/2014 1:50 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:

wrote:

For several years I have stored bottle of Gorilla glue in my freezer.
It only comes out of the freezer when I want to glue something. I warm
the bottle in my hand until the glue can be applied and then it goes
back into the freezer. Apparently I have a life time supply for small
glue jobs.


That depends on how often your Gorilla needs glued. ;-)


And, you can empathize because of your sticky monkey?


What monkey?



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Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to
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