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Post pictures of things organized neatly

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Very cool! Lol. Instead of chucking the burnt ones in the bin, why not do this! Then maybe exhibit them in a box frame at an art gallery. :D

Let's make a toast to this. :wineglass::wink:
 
Kirsty said:
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Very cool! Lol. Instead of chucking the burnt ones in the bin, why not do this! Then maybe exhibit them in a box frame at an art gallery. :D

Let's make a toast to this. :wineglass::wink:
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I often wondered if it was true, but years ago I heard a story about an art gallery where some potential buyers were praising a work of art for it's ingenuity and texture that was actually a pile of corroded pipes left on a tarp by the plumbers who were repairing a rest room and cleaned up their workspace to go to lunch :D
 
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