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I saw this cool-looking "tweezer jar" in a magazine and I thought it looked pretty cool. The heavy base makes it look like something that might contain some bubbling, smoking substance on "Bill Nye the Science Guy."
Of course, you don't have to only store tweezers in there. It can also make a handy dandy pencil holder or flower vase. What else might you do with it? |
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