Bakers Dozen

Thread Games
21884

Defense / Military Technologies or Inventions From Which We As Common Civilians Benefit:

  1. GPS
  2. The Internets
  3. Computers
  4. MicroWave Oven
  5. Radar weather
  6. Super glue/krazy glue
  7. Silly Putty (created in a vain attempt to make artificial rubber during WW2)
21885

Defense / Military Technologies or Inventions From Which We As Common Civilians Benefit:

  1. GPS
  2. The Internets
  3. Computers
  4. MicroWave Oven
  5. Radar weather
  6. Super glue/krazy glue
  7. Silly Putty (created in a vain attempt to make artificial rubber during WW2)
  8. Triage
21886

Defense / Military Technologies or Inventions From Which We As Common Civilians Benefit:

  1. GPS
  2. The Internets
  3. Computers
  4. MicroWave Oven
  5. Radar weather
  6. Super glue/krazy glue
  7. Silly Putty (created in a vain attempt to make artificial rubber during WW2)
  8. Triage
  9. Canned food
21887

Defense / Military Technologies or Inventions From Which We As Common Civilians Benefit:

  1. GPS
  2. The Internets
  3. Computers
  4. MicroWave Oven
  5. Radar weather
  6. Super glue/krazy glue
  7. Silly Putty (created in a vain attempt to make artificial rubber during WW2)
  8. Triage
  9. Canned food
  10. Camouflage
21888

Defense / Military Technologies or Inventions From Which We As Common Civilians Benefit:

  1. GPS
  2. The Internets
  3. Computers
  4. MicroWave Oven
  5. Radar weather
  6. Super glue/krazy glue
  7. Silly Putty (created in a vain attempt to make artificial rubber during WW2)
  8. Triage
  9. Canned food
  10. Camouflage
  11. Teflon

Used in the Manhattan Project to cover valves and seals.

21889

Defense / Military Technologies or Inventions From Which We As Common Civilians Benefit:

  1. GPS
  2. The Internets
  3. Computers
  4. MicroWave Oven
  5. Radar weather
  6. Super glue/krazy glue
  7. Silly Putty (created in a vain attempt to make artificial rubber during WW2)
  8. Triage
  9. Canned food
  10. Camouflage
  11. Teflon
  12. Freeze Drying
21890

Defense / Military Technologies or Inventions From Which We As Common Civilians Benefit:

  1. GPS
  2. The Internets
  3. Computers
  4. MicroWave Oven
  5. Radar weather
  6. Super glue/krazy glue
  7. Silly Putty (created in a vain attempt to make artificial rubber during WW2)
  8. Triage
  9. Canned food
  10. Camouflage
  11. Teflon
  12. Freeze Drying
  13. Duct tape

I’ll pass

21891

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagara (originally blood pressure med)
21892

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagara (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
21893

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagra (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
  3. Milk (meant for baby cows)
21894

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagra (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
  3. Milk (meant for baby cows)
  4. Warfarin (originally marketed as rat poison, now prescribed as blood thinner)
21895

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagra (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
  3. Milk (meant for baby cows)
  4. Warfarin (originally marketed as rat poison, now prescribed as blood thinner)
  5. Leeches (originally a parasite, once used to treat fevers and numerous other things, now used in microsurgery)
21896

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagra (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
  3. Milk (meant for baby cows)
  4. Warfarin (originally marketed as rat poison, now prescribed as blood thinner)
  5. Leeches (originally a parasite, once used to treat fevers and numerous other things, now used in microsurgery)
  6. Lysol (originally marketed as a feminine hygiene/birth control douche, now used as a cleaner and disinfectant)
21897

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagra (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
  3. Milk (meant for baby cows)
  4. Warfarin (originally marketed as rat poison, now prescribed as blood thinner)
  5. Leeches (originally a parasite, once used to treat fevers and numerous other things, now used in microsurgery)
  6. Duct tape (used for almost everything except ducts now)
21898

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagra (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
  3. Milk (meant for baby cows)
  4. Warfarin (originally marketed as rat poison, now prescribed as blood thinner)
  5. Leeches (originally a parasite, once used to treat fevers and numerous other things, now used in microsurgery)
  6. Lysol (originally marketed as a feminine hygiene/birth control douche, now used as a cleaner and disinfectant)
  7. Duct tape (used for almost everything except ducts now)

(just fixing the order)

21899

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagra (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
  3. Milk (meant for baby cows)
  4. Warfarin (originally marketed as rat poison, now prescribed as blood thinner)
  5. Leeches (originally a parasite, once used to treat fevers and numerous other things, now used in microsurgery)
  6. Lysol (originally marketed as a feminine hygiene/birth control douche, now used as a cleaner and disinfectant)
  7. Duct tape (used for almost everything except ducts now)
  8. Avon Skin So Soft, widely used as mosquito repellent
21900

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagra (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
  3. Milk (meant for baby cows)
  4. Warfarin (originally marketed as rat poison, now prescribed as blood thinner)
  5. Leeches (originally a parasite, once used to treat fevers and numerous other things, now used in microsurgery)
  6. Lysol (originally marketed as a feminine hygiene/birth control douche, now used as a cleaner and disinfectant)
  7. Duct tape (used for almost everything except ducts now)
  8. Avon Skin So Soft, widely used as mosquito repellent
  9. Coca-Cola (purported by its creator to be a medicinal tonic for morphine addiction and impotence, among other things)
21901

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagra (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
  3. Milk (meant for baby cows)
  4. Warfarin (originally marketed as rat poison, now prescribed as blood thinner)
  5. Leeches (originally a parasite, once used to treat fevers and numerous other things, now used in microsurgery)
  6. Lysol (originally marketed as a feminine hygiene/birth control douche, now used as a cleaner and disinfectant)
  7. Duct tape (used for almost everything except ducts now)
  8. Avon Skin So Soft, widely used as mosquito repellent
  9. Coca-Cola (purported by its creator to be a medicinal tonic for morphine addiction and impotence, among other things)
  10. Graham Crackers (The graham cracker was originally conceived of as a health food as part of the Graham Diet, a regimen to suppress what he considered unhealthy carnal urges, the source of many maladies according to Rev. Sylvester Graham.)
21902

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagra (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
  3. Milk (meant for baby cows)
  4. Warfarin (originally marketed as rat poison, now prescribed as blood thinner)
  5. Leeches (originally a parasite, once used to treat fevers and numerous other things, now used in microsurgery)
  6. Lysol (originally marketed as a feminine hygiene/birth control douche, now used as a cleaner and disinfectant)
  7. Duct tape (used for almost everything except ducts now)
  8. Avon Skin So Soft, widely used as mosquito repellent
  9. Coca-Cola (purported by its creator to be a medicinal tonic for morphine addiction and impotence, among other things)
  10. Graham Crackers (The graham cracker was originally conceived of as a health food as part of the Graham Diet, a regimen to suppress what he considered unhealthy carnal urges, the source of many maladies according to Rev. Sylvester Graham.)
  11. Poodles (originally bred as water dogs, now mostly kept as pets)
21903

13 things in common use, but not the use for which they were originally intended

  1. Viagra (originally blood pressure med)
  2. Minoxidil (also a blood pressure med, now mostly used by bald men to regrow hair)
  3. Milk (meant for baby cows)
  4. Warfarin (originally marketed as rat poison, now prescribed as blood thinner)
  5. Leeches (originally a parasite, once used to treat fevers and numerous other things, now used in microsurgery)
  6. Lysol (originally marketed as a feminine hygiene/birth control douche, now used as a cleaner and disinfectant)
  7. Duct tape (used for almost everything except ducts now)
  8. Avon Skin So Soft, widely used as mosquito repellent
  9. Coca-Cola (purported by its creator to be a medicinal tonic for morphine addiction and impotence, among other things)
  10. Graham Crackers (The graham cracker was originally conceived of as a health food as part of the Graham Diet, a regimen to suppress what he considered unhealthy carnal urges, the source of many maladies according to Rev. Sylvester Graham.)
  11. Poodles (originally bred as water dogs, now mostly kept as pets)
  12. Tongue depressors – Besides making tongues depressed, used for Arts & Crafts and potted plants.