The Serrated Scribing Tool. When using measuring tape, If you don’t have a way to mark the placement of your item, you can use the serrated edge to your advantage. Just press it down and scratch it back and forth.

Bottom of Wine Bottles. What’s the purpose of the indentation at the bottom of your daily drink of choice? It’s to relieve pressure while removing the cork. You’ll notice that champagne bottles have an even larger one.

The Tiny Hole in iPhones. You’ll notice a tiny hole between the lens and flash on your iPhone. It’s a microphone! But aren’t there already two others? The primary mic, the one you’re used to seeing, is used for picking up a variety of noises, including your voice, while the secondary mic picks up ambient noise. There’s a noise-canceling circuit that eliminates background noises and makes your voice sound clearer.

MacBook Charger Hooks. You’ve probably learned about this one when it went viral a few years ago but the hooks on your MacBook charger are there to help prevent you from breaking it. The next time you’re putting it away, try wrapping it like this.

Bobby Pin Grooves. Most women are surprised to learn that the grooves actually face the bottom. When you think about it, it makes perfect sense. When they’re planted on the bottom, they stay more secure.

The Hole on the Handles of Pots And Pans. Chefs sometimes use the hole to hang their pots and pans (great space saving tip) but you can also use it to leave your spoon as your dish simmers, assuming that it will fit.

The Arrow on Your Gas Gauge. How many times have you stopped at the gas station and forgotten which side you need to pump your gas? Well, this time you don’t need to get out of your car to check. Look for the arrow to find out which side the fuel hatch is on.

Miniature Pocket and Rivets on Jeans. The smallest pocket in your jeans could barely fit your finger and that’s because it was originally meant for a pocket watch. As for the rivets, they look like pointless buttons but they’re actually there to reinforce the seams of the pockets. Pockets are vulnerable to rips so this greatly improves the item’s endurance.

The Life-Saving Hole. According to an article published on The Independent, about 100 people die every year from choking on pen caps. You’ll notice that BIC pens have hole at the tip of their lids. This doesn’t only prevent it from leaking, it is also to comply with safety standards and reduce the “risk of children accidentally inhaling [them].”

Plastic Liners Under Bottle Caps. Check out the blue liner. This pressure seal is softer than the plastic used for the rest of the bottle and helps ensure the freshness and carbonation of your drink.

Treatments With Spikes. You’re probably well aware of this one unless you found another method to open the tubes. When you purchase an OTC treatment, you might find a little spike beneath the lid. Flip it over and use it to puncture through the protective foil.

Bumps on the ‘F’ and ‘J’ Keys. These bumps help keep you in line with 10-finger typing. They indicate where the index fingers should rest so you can feel for them rather than looking down, especially if you’ve got a lot to type.

Indentation on Tic Tacs Lid. If you’re a Tic Tac maniac like me, you might not find any use for this but if you’ve got some etiquette, use the lid as a dispenser like this.

The Hole at the Bottom of Padlocks. These little holes are for drainage and lubrication purposes. Take care of your padlocks and you won’t have to buy a new one for years.

Extra Pieces of Fabric. Sometimes manufacturers will include a sample of fabric with your item of clothing so that you can test it with different laundering techniques. If it’s a valuable piece, make sure to test it out so you don’t ruin it.

Soda Can Tabs as Straw Holders. This design is simple yet so under used. Maybe you prefer to pour your drink out of a cup or feel the cool can on your lips, but next time you have a can of soda, try using the tab as a straw holder. All you have to do is pop it open and swivel the tab around and it should stay in place.

The Breather Hole in Airplane Windows. If you see a tiny hole in your window while flying, don’t panic. The hole is there to regulate the amount of pressure that passes between the inner and outer panes.

Holes on the Side of Converse Shoes. Did you know that Converse Chuck Taylor All Stars were originally an elite basketball shoe? The holes on the sides are used for ventilation. Some folks also use it to pull the laces into a snugger fit.

Holes in Rulers. The next time you’re holding a ruler, look for the hole or holes along the center axis. This is so you can hang the ruler up. Some rulers have more holes so you can store them in a three-ring binder.

The Purpose of Bi-Color Erasers. Notice how some erasers are soft and pink on one side and firm, gritty, and blue on the other? Some say that the blue is for erasing pen but that doesn’t really work. The best answer we’ve found is that it is used for darker pencil marks and papers of heavy weight and different textures (grainy art paper, for example).

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Whether you want these for yourself or someone else, here are 20 fun products you never knew you needed…

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Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey — it’s pronounced ‘Heedy’) found out about the role through Peter Dinklage

She’s a true Northerner, and grew up in Huddersfield (but was born in Bermuda)

She has several tattoos, and enjoys the process. “I have found a state of peace unlike any other during a seven-hour session”

She respects the fandom too

You may recognize her from the Sarah Connor Chronicles

Catelyn Stark (Michelle Fairley) played Mrs. Granger in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Or as Katharine in The Jungle Book

She’s sat on the Iron Throne, but claims “it’s really uncomfortable.”

And she didn’t expect the series to do as well as it did

Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) has never acted before — Arya is her first big role

She’s a dancer, and the showrunners are keen to include it somewhere

She’s friends with Sansa IRL

And she’s very dedicated to the books

You may recognise Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) from this advert

She’s very fond of her blonde Dany wig

And is a huge fan of Girls

Like Cersei, Daenerys respects the show’s fans

Talisa Maegyr (Oona Chaplin) is the grand-daughter of Charlie Chaplin

Sansa Stark’s (Sophie Turner) family adopted Zunni, the dog that played Sansa’s direwolf in the show

Behind the scenes, she raps with Joffrey

And she got a ‘congratulations’ card from the network for her wedding

Margaery Tyrell (Natalie Dormer) played Anne Boleyn in The Tudors

She is to feature in Elementary as Irene Adler

Gilly (Hannah Murray) played Cassie in Skins

Ygritte (Rose Leslie) was born in Lickleyhead Castle

And though she’s Scottish, she doesn’t have a Scottish accent

Before Game of Thrones, she was in Downton Abbey

Brienne (Gwendoline Christie) was going to be a gymnast as a youth

She is allegedly dating fashion designer Giles Deacon

Osha (Natalia Tena) was Tonks in Harry Potter

And she plays accordion in the band Molotov Jukebox

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Josh Brolin In ‘The Goonies’

Seth Rogan In ‘Donnie Darko’

Adam Sandler In ‘The Cosby Show’

Hugh Laurie In ‘Friends’

Ryan Gosling In ‘Are You Afraid Of The Dark’

Stephen Colbert On ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’

Jessica Alba In ‘The Secret World Of Alex Mac’

Tobey Maguire In ‘The Wizard’

Steve Buscemi In ‘Pulp Fiction’

Jane Krakowski (30 Rock) In ‘National Lampoon’s Vacation’

Jack Black & Giovanni Ribisi In ‘X-Files’

Andy Samberg In ‘Arrested Development’

Ron Jeremy In ‘Ghostbusters’

John Krasinski In ‘Jarhead’

Bret Mackenzie (Flight Of The Conchords) In Lord Of The Rings

Rainn Wilson (The Office) In ‘Almost Famous’

Miley Cyrus In ‘Big Fish’

Jane Lynch In ‘The Fugitive’

Jack Nicholson In ‘Little Shop Of Horrors’

Elijah Wood In ‘Back To The Future 2’

Jeff Goldblum In ‘Annie Hall’

George Clooney In ‘Rosanne’

Nicolas Cage In ‘Fast Times At Ridgemont High’

Jake Gyllenhaal In ‘City Slickers’

Bill Paxton In ‘Terminator’

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