duct tape

It blocks approximately 4 percent of all air coming in!

Someone in Bozeman, MT couldn't afford a custom paint job, I guess...

User askcheese thinks the building will last just a little longer with this tape...or not.

But is it airtight?

Submitter Chris Lai says that the chair in the guard shack kept lowering itself, so he found duct tape and a NERF gun in his car. Problem solved.

From the submitter:

"My beloved wooden coat rack has stalwartly held my coats and hats aloft for ten years, but of late, its wooden legs have been failing. I tried gluing the cracked leg brackets back together (the whole thing is intended to be easily taken apart for easy storage so the legs used to slide out of their bases), but after a few months, the glue also failed. In desperation, I turned to the handyman's secret weapon, duct tape, and did this! Here's hoping it survives a while longer. I looked for a new coat rack, but none of the stores in my area sell them."

Submitter Scurvy says that this is how they fix holes that get punched in the drywall in the south.

I don't know which is better: the fact that building maintenance color-coordinated the tape with the soap, or that they neglected to put the soap back in the dispenser (it's in the bag in the corner).

This looked a whole lot worse that he thought it did the next morning. ~NSHA