So Proudly He Wore... His Tuna Fish Can

[Guest Rick Research]

So often we see medal bars that are garbage these days...

but it isn't often we find one that was made

out of rubbish.

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OK, OK, so maybe it wasn't literally "tuna fish"

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but it was Recycled Something!

And a pretty darned high quality of workmanship, even rounding off the usual nasty chopped wire prongs. The Best Of The Worst, eh?

[Tom Y]

A man after my own heart

[Ralph A]

A man after my own heart

I agree. Delightful.

[joe campbell]

this is actually the remnants of a

FLAming borsCHT can, a little

known favorite imported from

st petersburg....

necessity is the mother of invention,

and this mother did a GREAT JOB!!!

joe

[Bob Hunter]

Pretty clever job of friction fitting the pin to the reverse setup and I accept anything Joe has to say about mothering as a matter of professional courtesy...

[Stogieman]

Well, I'd usually offer something clever, but everyone has beaten to the punch this time. I believe this raises frugal to an entirely new level!

[Bob Hunter]

Whoever did that was way ahead of their time in terms of the recycling thing...

[landsknechte]

I think that manages to beat the Austrian ribbon bar that Stogierick was selling a while back that looked like it was made from a popsicle stick.