Now it will be easier for Texans to do body work on their pickups.
It could also be used a cat-paper.
Your post made me think of something that happened several years ago. I put out some sticky mouse traps to get a mouse that was in my home. I got a mouse stuck to the trap, I also had a neighborhood cat that would come over and dig through my garbage if the lid was not on tight. I put the mouse (stuck to the trap) on the garbage can one night. It was gone the next morning, I looked all around and could not find it. I still laugh thinking about the cat with the trap and mouse stuck to it.
I Imagine the mouse probably had a heart attack and the cat was not too happy…
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If only they were 8.5x14 they would make the perfect survival book cover...<sigh>.
Still, that's another dradnabbit thing I'll have to buy...
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I found these at my local Gander Mountain store for $0.17 each (2' x 18"). Unfortunately they only had half a dozen of them, although they appear to be available everywhere on the net for a buck or so.
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