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this post was submitted on 15 Nov 2023
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I've done the same with a lot of "easy to lose" things; I'll go for white or other bright colors so it's easier to spot and harder to misplace or forget. I lost my water bottle the other day because it was nighttime and the bottle is black.
That's actually a great example - my water bottle is so bright i looks like it should burn you if you touch it - and for exactly that reason. ๐