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Ok, folks, sight unseen, going by the description in the $9.99 mystery box post from Tony about what he got...36+ cellphone flashlights, and I quote..."im sure you can put them on anything they are peel and stick so if you get them, then have fun with them." What twisted things can you think of to use 36+ cellphone flashlights for? I'll go first...power failure pasties  Let's be creative and TRY to keep it PG13! 
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and the pasties are PG13???  you could light up your hallway with them i guess
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I will put some on the front of my bedroom slippers so I can see where I'm going at night! If the only opinions that matter are everyone else's, do you ever really have one of your own?
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You can use them to find missing TF members such as MIlk and Melmo My Flings: $29.99 Censored Mystery Box
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thomcat32 wrote:You can use them to find missing TF members such as MIlk and Melmo that made me giggle. 
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Melmo wrote:and the pasties are PG13??? you could light up your hallway with them i guess If you are 13, you should have no idea what pasties are...  I'm showing me age here huh
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greekgrl61 wrote:Melmo wrote:and the pasties are PG13??? you could light up your hallway with them i guess If you are 13, you should have no idea what pasties are... I'm showing me age here huh I just hope we are thinking of the same pasties. or I'm showing my other non modest side!
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Melmo wrote:greekgrl61 wrote:Melmo wrote:and the pasties are PG13??? you could light up your hallway with them i guess If you are 13, you should have no idea what pasties are... I'm showing me age here huh I just hope we are thinking of the same pasties. or I'm showing my other non modest side! I have no problem with pasties lighted or otherwise--lol My Flings: $29.99 Censored Mystery Box
The infamous MB x 3 (now it is really infamous)
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Melmo wrote:greekgrl61 wrote:Melmo wrote:and the pasties are PG13??? you could light up your hallway with them i guess If you are 13, you should have no idea what pasties are... I'm showing me age here huh I just hope we are thinking of the same pasties. or I'm showing my other non modest side! Think Gypsy Rose Lee (tho, I'm sure she was waaaaay before our time) (I called and asked my mom)  She now thinks I'm nuts... Same pasties Melmo?
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greekgrl61 wrote:Melmo wrote:greekgrl61 wrote:Melmo wrote:and the pasties are PG13??? you could light up your hallway with them i guess If you are 13, you should have no idea what pasties are... I'm showing me age here huh I just hope we are thinking of the same pasties. or I'm showing my other non modest side! Think Gypsy Rose Lee (tho, I'm sure she was waaaaay before our time) (I called and asked my mom) She now thinks I'm nuts... Same pasties Melmo? You seem to know waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much about pasties  My Flings: $29.99 Censored Mystery Box
The infamous MB x 3 (now it is really infamous)
$8.59 Mystery Item
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OK back to being creative-- the flash lights would be great for the lazy bachelor--you could stick them on burned out light bulbs instead of actually replacing them.  My Flings: $29.99 Censored Mystery Box
The infamous MB x 3 (now it is really infamous)
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thomcat32 wrote:greekgrl61 wrote:Melmo wrote:greekgrl61 wrote:Melmo wrote:and the pasties are PG13??? you could light up your hallway with them i guess If you are 13, you should have no idea what pasties are... I'm showing me age here huh I just hope we are thinking of the same pasties. or I'm showing my other non modest side! Think Gypsy Rose Lee (tho, I'm sure she was waaaaay before our time) (I called and asked my mom) She now thinks I'm nuts... Same pasties Melmo? You seem to know waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much about pasties I'd like to think I had a varied upbringing....well, that and i do a LOT of word puzzles..do you realize how much the word PASTIES could be worth in scrabble? heheheheeee
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Put them in your fridge so you never have to wonder if the light goes out or not when you shut the door
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Lighted Toilet Seat My Flings: $29.99 Censored Mystery Box
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Stick them to my cat Elvis' head so he can hunt at night...jacklighting mice isn't illegal in MD.
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I can stick them to my gutters and trees at Christmas time and use them for Christmas lights! No more tangled wires!!
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So, depending on the age of the "pasties" wearer, either you light up the ceiling, illuminate the walls or when the light breaks on your vacuum you know where the dirt is . . .
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guys there one issue about these little flash lights and that is that you have to hold down the on button for them to work. you cannon just click it on and walk away. so your even more limited with what you can do with them. and they have to be on a hard flat surface to even turn on. you will see once you get them.
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tony323i wrote:guys there one issue about these little flash lights and that is that you have to hold down the on button for them to work. you cannon just click it on and walk away. so your even more limited with what you can do with them. and they have to be on a hard flat surface to even turn on. you will see once you get them. Well...you are just no fun...this was based on your description in your post...sight unseen....no further information. Oh well...we can dream can't we. tho I guess you could hold the button down when you use them in some of the suggested uses. Maybe we'll have to add a "C" clamp to the mix.
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