Duck tape was first created and made in 1942 by Johnson and Johnson. The original use was to keep moisture out of ammunition cases for the military. Because it was waterproof people referred to the tape as "duck tape." Also the tape was made using cotton duck. Military personnel quickly found that the tape could be used to fix guns, jeeps, aircraft, and many other things. After the war the tape was used in the new housing industry to connect heating and air conditioning duct work together. Soon, the color changed from army green to silver to match the duct work and people started to call it "Duck Tape." Things changed in the 1970's when the tape was placed in shrink wrap and could be stacked on shelves. Soon people began to use the tape for everything.
ducktape buddy! ducktape buddy!
YES!
Bruce lee
no ducktape that has been used already lost its sticky and can not possibly be used again (11 year old from england)
The strongest form of tape there is.
with magnets and ducktape.
It depends on where you are.
Use Ducktape
the coolest things sice the invetion of toster muffins and ducktape
I think that would be considered an oppinion.
all most any thing. including removing your pubs
get 2 liter bottoles then get ducktape. then put water in one of the bottoles. then put food coloring in the same one. put the one that doesn,t have any thing in it on top. then get the ducktape in the center of it then spin it around a couple times. then watch it.