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I found these great light-up toothbrushes at Target. You press the bottom and a little red light flashes in the handle for a full minute.
scarecrow in Mullica Hill, NJ in front of an antiques store (ok, it looked more like one of Drew's guys before it got rained on, believe it or not)
Hey, somebody has to compensate for the candy. || taken February 7, 2018 with Canon EOS 5D Mark II and EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM at 45, ¹⁄₁₂₅ sec at f/6.3 with 0 EV, ISO 3200 || Copyright 2009 Stephen T. Shankland
toothpaste tube made out of caramel...casted from a plaster mold. (for the purposes of emailing to my teacher)
Hands-on image of Pärla toothpaste tablets with fluoride.
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Vroegeah, toen de bierkratjes nog van hout waren, werden tubes zoals deze van aluminium gemaakt, zodat je ze kon oprollen wanneer je tot de laatste druppel wilde gaan. Tegenwoordig bestaan de meeste tubes uit verschillende lagen plastic. Oprollen gaat dus niet meer. Wel zijn de meeste tubes nu recyclebaar, maar dan wel stevig uitknijpen die handel.
Back in the day, when beer crates were still made of wood, tubes like this one were made of aluminium, so you could roll them up when you wanted to squeeze out every last drop. These days, most tubes are made of several layers of plastic, so rolling them up is no longer an option. Most tubes are recyclable now, but you’ll have to give them a good squeeze first to get the most out of them!
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