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What would happen if.....?
indierocker85
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I froze my credit cards in a tupperware filled with water. Just I have cleared two of them, and only want to use them if it's absolutely neccessary. So to enforce some discipline on myself, I want to somehow make them harder to use.
The idea is if I need to thaw them to use them, then it is more hassle using them than its worth.
Anyway, would it damage them?
The idea is if I need to thaw them to use them, then it is more hassle using them than its worth.
Anyway, would it damage them?
Live for what tomorrow has to bring, not what yesterday has taken away
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it is one of the recommended tactic used by folk here except:
You only need one emergency card. Cancel the other and cut it up.If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0 -
just dont fill the tupperware to the top because the water expands when it freezes. apart from that go for it,0
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