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Date Posted: 01:52:06 09/26/12 Wed
Author: Lois
Subject: Re: Hey, Lois Re: tinfoil
In reply to: George 's message, "Re: Hey, Lois Re: tinfoil" on 21:13:45 09/25/12 Tue

>>Lois, you've been quiet about this.
>>
>>Have you ever seen tinfoil in your entire life?
>>
>>I thought it was replaced by aluminum foil shortly
>>after World War II, but I can't be sure of the date.
>>
>>George
>
>
>Here is what Wikipedia says:
>
>
>
>This article is about the foil made from the
>element Tin. For the common misnomer referring to foil
>made from Aluminium, see Aluminium foil. For the fish,
>see Barbonymus.
>
>Tin foil, also spelled tinfoil, is a thin foil made of
>tin. Actual tin foil was superseded by cheaper and
>more durable[citation needed] aluminium foil after
>World War II, and aluminium foil is sometimes CONFUSED
>with "tin foil" because of its similarity to the
>former material.
>
>Apparently John is confused, or things in Canada
>haven't progressed as much as I heretofore had thought.
>
>George

If I need to protect my head from alien transmissions I use aluminum foil. Aluminum foil also comes in nice colors. Certain colors protect one from specified frequencies of the alien transmissions. The color I find works best for me is pink. I think regular (silver color) aluminum foil protects one from the grays.

Maybe john is the TinMan looking for a heart.

Lois

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Replies:

Re: Hey, Lois Re: tinfoil -- George, 19:46:42 09/26/12 Wed
Re: Hey, Lois Re: tinfoil -- john, 17:50:07 10/09/12 Tue
- Re: Hey, Lois Re: tinfoil -- George, 15:44:28 10/12/12 Fri