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Old 04-08-2009, 12:06 PM #11
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I have had my p-touch label maker for about ten years. I use it on everything. Just sitting at my desk typing this i can see 8 labeled things now. My pantry is organized and that drove my wife nuts, when she put the chips on the shelf labeled "canned veggies". Since she moved out I am enjoying being OCD about my labels, which reminds me, I should go label something... bye
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Sounds like you're up to five fingers, too, Earl..
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