Me too :-) Staple show... you'd think some clever soul would do it with thread... it's embarrassing when you notice secretaries looking oddly at your pant's cuff :-( ...Jim Thompson
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Duct tape, of course. When traveling, take along a 3-ish foot strip. Easiest (for me, at least) is to fold over the first inch or so, glue to glue, and then wrap the rest around that. Takes up no space to speak of and it does come in handy.
No, it's because he's only recently started wearing clothes - he designs circuits in his underwear, under a thermal lamp. Things changed when he found out about Home Depot.
Try carrying one an airplane... particularly if you're old, white, and look harmless as a fly. You'll get grilled, body-scanned and patted down and they'll take away all your safety pins, and your 2" Swiss Army Knife, and put your name on the "watch" list :-) ...Jim Thompson
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I think it is called "Stitch Witch". As I understand, you can put clothing together with this glue and then sew it for permanent. Beware, I do not have experience with it... John Ferrell W8CCW
I sort of doubt you'd get in trouble for a 1/2 inch safety pin. You could use fabric glue, of course, but that's a liquid. Or, bring along a spare pair of pants. ;)
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