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    Default ClothesPin Apron.......Need one.....???

    Well I put up the Clothes Line & unwrapped 100 new "Virgin" Clothes Pins. So Now I need an Apron or some system to have the pins in a pouch. Open to Ideas. I can not leave them on the clothesline because it must come down each use, or the moose will entangle there antlers, and run off with the line.


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    "What the h*** was that?"
    "Moose."
    "He had long johns on his antlers!"
    "Hopeak left the clothes line up again."
    "Oooooh. That'll do it every time."
    "Yep."

    The next time you're in the big city stop by Home Depot or one of the other lumber yards. They usually have those cloth tool aprons they give away for free or for next to nothing. Get one and put your clothes pins in it. You'll look a bit more manly hanging up your lacy nether garments with an apron that says Home Depot anyway.
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    A Real man hangs the clothes line from the Roll Cage on the D-8 Dozer, over to the loader bucket on the John Deere Tractor....Tim Allen Grunt- Grunt-grunt. Smith&Wesson or a Jack Daniels clothes pin apron. Sig Sauer Man'Apron.

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    Growing up we used a clothespin bag. Plain old bucket should work just as well.

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    Ah c'mon. This looks a LOT more manly.

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    ....or you could just use that Maxpedition Versa Pack you picked up. Think about it - clothespins and concealed carry all in one platform.
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    Ya know. That's not a bad idea. Now, if we can just get him to put a door on that outhouse.
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    I think this would be very becoming and quite functional
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    Quote Originally Posted by crashdive123 View Post
    Growing up we used a clothespin bag. Plain old bucket should work just as well.

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    I use a clothespin bag similiar to this except it is made from a plastic mesh, kind of like the stuff used on those lawn chairs. Its great because if you forget and leave it out in the rain it will just drain and hang dry again.

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    A cheap alternative my Granny used was a coffee can with a coat hanger hook she just hung it off the clothes line or off her pocket.
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    Hmmmm, you could always clip the clothes pins to.........Oh never mind.....

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    Thanks for the post Hopeak! I am trying to provide direction to my family in the better ways of living and there is so much to do to improve sometimes the basics are overlooked!
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