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From: ricks@tekcad.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: Re: re-using film containers - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 13-Oct-83 22:27:22 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct 13 22:27:22 1983
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tekcad!paulp    Oct 13 15:41:00 1983

35-mm film containers are useful for almost any sort of small storage
requirements.  They're PVC plastic which I trust for everything except
solvent storage.  It's a dreary hassle to label them, yet utterly 
necessary if you have more than three or four in a backpack.  One
foole I no longer backpack with once poured laundry detergent, instead
of salt, into the stew.

REI Co-op offers a set of lids that turn two containers into salt and
pepper shakers.

A container filled with lead azide breaks the ice (and windows) at parties.

Friends in college used to keep their drug stashes in them.

         Paul Pomes

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