Okay.
Yesterday I bought "tecnu" and "calagel" for the wicked poison oak that is spreading up my arm.
Today I read this on the side of the box:
"tecnu: outdoor skin cleanser for poison oak, ivy and nuclear fallout."
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"engineered by Dr. Robert Smith as an effective waterless cleanser capable of removing radioactive dust from skin and clothing."
Great. Like I'm not paranoid enough these days.
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
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weird? ummmm...yeah. DEFINATELY!! and disturbing too. or should i be glad to know that there is a product out there that will wash radio active dust off of my skin and clothes? gah.
I think Dr. Smith has a good sense of humor!
eep!! why do i have a sudden urge to run out and buy some of that product ... very disturbing actually and am hoping it is meant to be funny? ... uh ... yeah ...
I guess they thought of everything ;)
In response to your post on my blog :) Do you think your district is more "open minded" rather than "liberal"? That's the word I always used for my district. They really were quite "open" to what us teachers had to say and what we felt was important! Thanks for the response :)
I wonder if it's clinically proven to remove radioactive dust?
Anyway, check out this website: http://www.tecnuextreme.com/experts.htm
I thought it might be a cold war thing, but I think it's funny that its real-life use was pretty much an accidental discovery. Like his wife thought, now that we don't have to worry about nuclear bombs, what the hell are we going to use all this stuff for?
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