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"We bought your product for parties, but can't stop finding uses for them beyond that. With newborn triplets, we use them to keep the bottles straight. With all the family and caregivers pitching in, someone thought the stickers would help us identify which baby is which! Thanks, ClingyThingy, for making our lives easier!" WGK, Seattle, WA
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Partyprincess said... "They are THE perfect accompaniment to the bottle of wine I like to give as a hostess gift. Such a clever idea and I love the fact that they're reusable."
Anonymous said... very smart idea with the wine numbers! I hate it when I'm at a cocktail party and have no idea which wine I was given - and then when I go back for a refill I just have to stare at all the bottles and guess which one it was if I want it again - OR if I want to avoid it!
NTC Portland, Oregon said..." I use Clingy Thingy's to mark pages in my notebooks for easy information re-call. Hey, I'm a guy so I can use all the visual tools I can get to stay focused and organized. I simply stick one of the cool icon "Thingy's" on the top right or left of a page in my notebook. When I skim through looking for a particular notation, they help me to more quickly find what I'm looking for. Now if I could just get them to hand me a cookie, I'd have it made!"
SBD in California said "We recently tried your labels at a company wide get together. Instead of putting dots on the name tags and asking people to match up with someone with the same color, we asked people to pick a label at check in and put it on their name tag. When we did our mixer, we asked people to find someone with a similiar label and share why they picked it. It was so much more fun! I really think people learned something interesting about each other. Thanks! Just another use for your "drink label"
Ryan in Portland....How to get the girl!
I had no idea what it was called, but it got me a date. When you meet a woman you're really attracted to, Shaking hands and saying your own name clearly can have it's challenges. But my grip was firm (miraculously Dry), I'd connected on the eye contact, and my name actually came out with some level of clarity. But there is this moment, a moment that lasts an eternity, one that defines a man. It is the moment after names are shared where you go into phase 2. This moment is the defining moment of the oh-so-critical first impression. It's the gap in time before you break into conversation. A man's mind races: "Don't talk about sports. Don't ask her what she does for a living. Don't stare there. Oh my God, I feel something in my nose."
All of this happens faster than a lightning strike, but on the inside. The façade of this fragile man remains somehow cool.
My moment was cut short and saved by what I found out was a Clingy Thingy Label. We were both holding Martini glasses, her's with a tiny label of the Eiffel Tower. Mine with a Stiletto (don't judge). I asked her if she came to this place often, but in French. The English version would never work, but the French one had just the angle to make me seem like I was worth a conversation. Who knew the hours spent practicing high school French at night with my headgear on too tight would actually pay off. We talked for an hour. We're heading out Thursday for a drink. Who knew?
A Clingy Thingy Label made my night.
Chris in Seattle said....
Hey here's another use for your "drink label"....I choose one of these clever little labels when I need a little inside inspiration! Some days it's the clamp when I need to clamp down. Other times it's the flower when I need to take time to smell the flowers, or the airplane for days I really feel like I'm going places! I put them on my desk, mirror or folders. They really are terrific. Great idea!
"Sparkles" in Yakima wrote...
I love your wine tasting labels 1-6. I have a new use for them! The blondes way for counting cocktails! Now they can just stick them on to their evening glass and keep track of all those little sips they have taken. Trying to limit your nighttime beverages? Just apply a number to your glass and everytime you fill it up, change the number! Clever!
SGB in California wrote:
These labels are nifty! We put them on water bottles then pop them in the freezer and take them to the golf course. Cold water, great label. "cool" idea!
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