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Escape a locked room

Improve team communication

Entertain a toddler for 3 hours

Create a zero-waste lunchbox

Help someone who’s lost

Survive a zombie apocalypse

Organize a spontaneous event

Travel without technology

Invent a new school subject

Solve boredom during a blackout

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👀 SAMPLE POST - Bubble Wrap Boredom Blaster

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👀 SAMPLE POST - Bubble Wrap Boredom Blaster

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During a blackout, we wrap ourselves in bubble wrap and invent a game where each pop means a different action — pop = charades move! It turns into a noisy but fun evening with no screens.

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Paperclip

Umbrella

Alarm clock

Bicycle

Shoelaces

Fridge magnet

Duct tape

Bubble wrap

Post-it notes

Mirror

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Instructions

1. Pick two random cards from two categories:

1. One Everyday Object or Concept

2. One Random Scenario or Challenge

2. Brainstorm and post a creative way to use the first item to solve the second challenge.

3. Your post should include:

A title for your idea

A description or sketch

Optional: Upload a meme

4. React to others’ posts with 💡, 😂, or 🔥 emojis — we’ll vote for the most creative idea!

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The walls are closing in. The room is only about 5 square meters. Walls are all different colors and chopped up into little squares like rubics cubes. No windows, No Doors. Just a room shrinking and a roll of duct tape in the middle of the room. The more we panicked the faster the room seemed to shrink. The only clue to our escape, is the only thing in the room.

5 minutes go by. 10 minutes go by. 20 minutes go by. Now the room is only as wide as 2 people stretched arm to arm. Soon as everyone accepted their fate and screams died down. The walls suddenly slow down.

A voice in my head suddenly whispers, shhhhh. And i grabbed the duct tape and shut everyone's mouth. Not even the sound of you breathing was heard. and just after 5 minutes of complete Silence. All 4 walls collapsed and We made it out🤫🤫🤫🤫

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I was riding a bicycle home when I saw a little boy standing alone near a bus stop, looking lost.

I stopped and asked, “Are you okay?”

He told me he got separated from his sister and didn’t know how to get home. He showed me a crumpled piece of paper with an address on it.

I said, “Hop on, I’ll help you.”

He climbed onto the back of my bike, and I carefully rode through the streets until we found his sister, who was searching for him and looked very worried.

“Thank you so much!” she said when she saw us.

I smiled, waved goodbye, and rode home, happy I could help someone who was lost.

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They call it a bicycle, but I call it 'The Low-Cost Vehicle'. No fuel, no license, just legs and a dream. I dodged potholes like landmines. Sure, I arrived sweaty and 45 minutes late, but I arrived. And best of all? No monthly installments, just mild joint pain and unmatched freedom.

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How to solve boredom during loadshedding

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How to solve boredom during loadshedding

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Well because duct tap has multiple uses and boredom is real for one you could use duct tape to tape up those old school shoes that your uninvited family rat loves to eat for dessert or if you're a playful individual you could use it tape up a fort using some sheets to entertain your toddler, but anyway you wouldn't be able to since your mom won't allow it on her room divider......

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Sometimes IT feels like wizardry with better documentation. If something breaks, we fix it. If it’s running fine, we worry about what’s next. It’s a never-ending adventure — and honestly, we wouldn’t have it any other way.