Water off a duck's back

Discussion in 'Techforge' started by sandbagger, Dec 11, 2011.

  1. sandbagger

    sandbagger Fresh Meat

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  2. Lanzman

    Lanzman Vast, Cool and Unsympathetic Formerly Important

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    :soma:

    Oh, I can't see very many uses for that . . .
  3. Sean the Puritan

    Sean the Puritan Endut! Hoch Hech!

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    :huh:

    We already use that stuff at work. :marathon:

    Of course OUR shit costs about $15,000 per ounce, but hey.
  4. Stewey

    Stewey Proud Socialist

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    Fantastic invention, I would definately buy clothing with this stuff on it as its allways bloody raining in the UK.

    Can you imagine the practical joke possibilities with this stuff, give your friend a toilet roll coated in this stuff for example :lol:
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  5. Dinner

    Dinner 2012 & 2014 Master Prognosticator

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    I bet it's nonbreathable though so it might not be the best choice for many applications (like shoes which you sweat in).
  6. oldfella1962

    oldfella1962 the only real finish line

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    Not quite up there with "clumping" cat litter but pretty close!
  7. Zombie

    Zombie dead and loving it

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    Clothing wouldn't be a good idea.

    Now rain suits and umbrellas would be good.

    And on cars. Even on roof tops.

    There is a lot of things this would be good for.