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[wildeyes]

somebody gave me a mighty tite... what the heck am i supposed to do with it? i was trying to think of fun uses for it, but came up with nothing. ideas??

[Jewels]

a paper weight :confused:

[Starlight]

You could hold it for next years Secret Santa and turn it into a gold glittery paper weight with spray paint and such?

I have one too. I dunno what to do it either.

[azgirl71]

Door stop
Weapon to throw at intruders

[wildeyes]

Door stop
Weapon to throw at intruders

ohh i like the weapon idea!!! lol

[azgirl71]

ohh i like the weapon idea!!! lol

It would hurt like he double hockey sticks (as my kids used to say) to be hit with that.

[stayinhomewithmy4]

I recently found one in my storage closet, too, and have been wondering what to do with it. Too bad I have no use for a paperweight! A weapon, though... maybe! LOL!

[CTPDMom]

Using the harness straps from expired seats use the mighty tite to fashion a restraint for dh's when they try to keep us from buying new seats!!! :p

[azgirl71]

Using the harness straps from expired seats use the mighty tite to fashion a restraint for dh's when they try to keep us from buying new seats!!! :p

:ROTFLMAO:

[Synchro246]

If you know anyone who hauls around anything that requires straps it could come in handy for that. I imagine a mattress mighty-tighted to the roof of a car :p.

[amyg530]

You could hold it for next years Secret Santa and turn it into a gold glittery paper weight with spray paint and such?

I have one too. I dunno what to do it either.

i was thinking the same thing

[JerseyGirl'sMama]

somebody gave me a mighty tite... what the heck am i supposed to do with it? i was trying to think of fun uses for it, but came up with nothing. ideas??

What I am wondering... Who gave it to you?!?!? Somebody who obviously doesn't know you very well. LOL! :ROTFLMAO:

[Jeanum]

You could donate it to your local Safe Kids coalition/CPST Instructor to use in tech training courses as an example of an aftermarket no-no. A couple of those belt tighteners products were aftermarket no-no exhibits A and B at my tech class, to show students what to watch out for in client's vehicles at seat checks. :thumbsup:

[wildeyes]

You could donate it to your local Safe Kids coalition/CPST Instructor to use in tech training courses as an example of an aftermarket no-no.

ohhhh i like this idea... then i get it out of my house on top of helping make seats safer!!!! winner!!!!

oh and the person who gave it to me i play pool with. shes a nice lady, but.... i also got a bunch of old bottles, a vinyl bib, some dollar store mittens, an old ear thermometer, and a thing of expired sunscreen. and two bags of clothes i havent gone through yet.