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  Bandwei - 3 years ago

  I donot think so.

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  NoTouch - 3 years ago

  are u kidding me??

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  hydrocodone03 - 3 years ago

  dumb.

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  goodrose - 3 years ago

  goodrose

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  ilovebreak232 - 3 years ago

  This site is run by ignorant fucks and lesbians

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  Yossarian - 3 years ago

  It's called Speed Tape, or also known as 600 mph tape. It's an approved temporary repair method for minor sheet metal damage.

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  toyotaboy02 - 3 years ago

  I've seen the video of this, it's in india. Search youtube for "fixing plane with duct tape"

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  loser_pwner - 3 years ago

  If that's true, then why isn't Duct Tape fixing our economy?

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  bakerboyredux - 3 years ago

  Look at it this way, at least the idiots didn't call it "DUCK" tape like most people would...

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    Fixel - 3 years ago

    @bakerboyreduxBefore you go and tag people as "idiots just know there is some debate over the tape's name and "duck" tape is very possible? http://en.wikipedia

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  d0ubl3v1s10n - 3 years ago

  Lol, as a crewchief for the KC-135, this "Duct tape" is Speed tape, and its our best friend

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  aquashrimp - 3 years ago

  Duct tape was originally designed for the US Navy. It was called "high speed tape". It was put on sheet metal. Supposedly it held well over 300mph.

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  AngusRules247 - 3 years ago

  that was a lame gallery. only 2 or 3 pics were funny

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