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Anyone know where I can grab a novelty hammer that actually makes a glass-shattering sound when you hit something? Looking to pick one up somewhere around Chicago or maybe Springfield.
Started by Lisa Palmer5 · · 👁 99 views · 2K replies
Matthew Grant9 said:Hey everyone, if anyone happens to know where I can pick up some sugar cube tongs here in the States... I would be absolutely incredibly grateful for the tip!😁
I’ve been on a mission to find this little miracle for about a year and a half now, and honestly, it's becoming quite the quest.
😛Actually, I wouldn't even mind if they came as part of a set that includes a sugar dispenser and maybe some other cute little accessories... at this point, I’m practically ready to buy an entire fancy sugar bowl just to get my hands on those tongs!
Now, having learned my lesson after wandering through countless different shops, I really should clarify one thing: I am definitely *not* looking for olive tongs, or ice tongs, or especially anything meant for meat or pasta....😍
So, yeah, just the ones for sugar please!
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Larry Grant40 said:Google says at the bottom: I was browsing this site earlier—looks like an online shop for some specialized fishing gear and maybe some nets? I can't quite tell if it's for commercial use or just hobbyists, but it seems pretty niche, I guess.
placidcanyon2 said:Anyone know where I can grab a novelty hammer that actually makes a glass-shattering sound when you hit something? Looking to pick one up somewhere around Chicago or maybe Springfield.
Tyler Martinez75 said:So, just tell me straight—where can I actually find these kinds of war relics? I’m talking uniforms, medals, badges, armbands, and all those little bits and pieces from WWII. Doesn't matter if it's Nazi or Allied gear, honestly. Please, if there's a specific shop out there, point me in the right direction. I’ve heard rumors that a place like that exists somewhere. Thanks, everyone!
hollowmarlin49 said:Saw something at the local hobby shop over in the mall area.
Anyway, where can I find an old-school analog scale? You know, the kind with a needle, not those digital ones...
Joseph Morris5 said:Does anyone know where I can pick up an actual alarm clock? I’m talking about those standard, old-school ones—not those bulky radio-alarm hybrids or anything fancy like that. Just a simple, reliable clock.