No UHU glue out here. No Pattex either :-(
Anyhow, you must be a lot younger than me, I would need a loupe to read those labels.
Oh, in a hurry I'd tear up that envelope and take a freash one when getting back to the home office. They are less than 5c a piece, probably less than the JFET that wedged itself into a crevice.
-- Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com
Yeah, but we tamp the cigarette for pretty much the opposite reason. ;-)
Cheers! Rich
Yes, but you've done nothing to back up the claim that they're not truly antistatic, i.e., conductive (at least to static).
I heard the term "anionic surfactant" used once, which sounds pretty kewl - does anyone know what it means? ;-)
Thanks, Rich
No, that's just an addiction ritual.
John
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No, it's true, albeit a subtle effect. The more compact tobacco doesn't burn as fast in free air, making for a mellower, longer-lasting smoke, thus enhancing our smoking pleasure. :-)
Us Hedonists don't want any flavor going to waste! ;-)
Cheers! Rich
Non-ionic soap. Used to use it in the military to do our laundry with in the shop washing machine. Didn't want to use too much. Made gobs of suds.
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