Aldi in Australia the supermarket that is liable to have a one off
special purchase on cement mixers whilst purchasing your brussel
sprouts, has this electrobabble sales pitch for a pair of thermal
underwear for next weeks Special Buys.
'The Herst anti-static treatment has been added to the Merino to
reduce the bioelectrical fields so it's much less likely to cling to
your body.'
I wonder if this bioelectrical anti treatment is applied to the sheep
(it's made from Merino wool hence the name) the garment or the wearer.
In fact as we now have electrosmog, which EU department would 'static
cling' fall under? Should one need to buy a EMI approved licence to
wear such clothes?
'Due to the interference caused by the crews underwear the RC control
of the boat got jammed and the cruise ship went around in circle for 2
days, unitl some one 'reset' the crew members'
Colin
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cdb, on 3/07/2009
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