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Classic Survival Tool - Does everything!
A recommendation by ToxicTemptation
ToxicTemptation's recommendation
I don't know how I would ever survive without this thing. The size of a credit card, it can open cans, tighten screws, be a saw or knife, be a four position wrench and more! Very handy! (via Theafternoon.com)
Updated Aug 11, 2009
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scohen's recommendation
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This little tool does absolutely everything!! From cutting to turning screws, as a wrench to a direction finder. Wow - talk about urban survival!! For $3.95, it's more than worth it!! (via The Afternoon)
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Updated May 18, 2008
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