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Have a house where all inside surfaces are coveverd in velcro,
people in the house could wear suits also made of velcro, this
would eliminate the need for stairs (such a waste of space)
and by putting velcro on the back of pictures you can stick
them directly on the wall without needing to make
a hole.
You could even stick yourself onto the wall to watch a movie
no need for a couch, put the flat screen tv as high on the
wall as you want since its also got a velcro backing. No need
for shelves just put velcro on anything that needs it and stick
it to the wall, climb up and grab a book.
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This will be big on the first civilian space station. |
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- bit worried when you say *everything* |
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Seems like hooks and loops on everything would help keep the blankets in place at night. |
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Fishbone for run-on sentences. |
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it would keep the cat from knocking things over at night. |
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Great idea! I do this to a certain extent already in my room at school. i have two velcro (hook-and-loop fastener) strips each about a foot and a half long stuck on the wall at a comfortable height next to my desk. One has rulers, pencils, pens, calculator etc. all with a velcro strip round. The other i velcro empty coke bottles to filled with water/juice etc. I love it for the amount of desk space it saves. |
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I love this! Let's get started! |
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