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  1. #1
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    Well, I was hoping this thread would reveal a solution to Silver's freezing boobs from her random thoughts thread...

    As to the computer: sunshine, I encourage you to get a tech savvy friend to help you...And check out "The Help Desk" story that I'll post on the humor forum in a few minutes....you'll enjoy it...
    Last edited by Mr. Bloom; 01-17-2007 at 06:12 PM.
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    I'm with Mr. Silver -- a little bummed when I read this thread -- I was hoping for more bra technology too! I'm just looking for bras with straps that stay on my shoulders!

    Mr. Silver -- I haven't seen 'em, but a way up in the north Canadian acquaintaince of mine once told me polar fleece bras are the way to go in winter!

    Karen in Boise

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    I'm looking forward to the Ibex wool bras posted by Shagge. Barring that I think the wool bra posted by Duck will do fine!
    "If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson

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    I was imagining things like the eco-bra (*http://www.terradaily.com/2006/06110....ggkwzwsu.html )... or using bras as a way to smuggle your bicycle tools onto a plane by disguising htem as underwire...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geonz View Post
    I was imagining things like the eco-bra (*http://www.terradaily.com/2006/06110....ggkwzwsu.html )... or using bras as a way to smuggle your bicycle tools onto a plane by disguising htem as underwire...

    Oh, but did you see this?


    "Last year it unveiled a bra that can be heated in a microwave so as to help save on indoor heating costs."

    maybe that's our answer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geonz View Post
    I was imagining things like the eco-bra (*http://www.terradaily.com/2006/06110....ggkwzwsu.html )... or using bras as a way to smuggle your bicycle tools onto a plane by disguising htem as underwire...

    Oh Geonz - have you had the same experience as I?? Two summers ago I was heading for my annual trip to CO, going through security at Dulles outside of DC. The scenario was something like this:

    TSA agent: "Would you step aside, we need to search your backpack."
    Me: "Sure"
    TSA agent dumps contents of backpack onto table - including helmet, shoes, purse, books, etc. etc., then says "AHA!! This is what we were looking for" as he holds up my Park Allen wrenches.
    TSA agent: "You cannot take these on the plane"
    Me: "I need that to reassemble my bike when I arrive at my destination."
    TSA agent (smirking): "You cannot take these! If you want them the only thing you can do is check your backpack."
    Me: "I don't want to check my backpack. May I ask why I can't take these on the plane?"
    TSA agent: "Because you might use them to take apart the plane!"
    Me: "So what do you do with this stuff after you confiscate it?"
    TSA agent: "We throw them away."

    It so happens I was assigned to a seat beside an off-duty flight attendant & related my story. She assured me - and we acutally LOOKED, too - that there is no place to use an Allen wrench in the cabin (or bathroom) of a plane.

    I am not sure if your idea would fly (pun intended) on a plane - and I'm not sure of the comfort level of Allen wrenches used as underwire! *sigh*
    "When I'm on my bike I forget about things like age. I just have fun." Kathy Sessler

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    IFJane, I loved your story about the Allen wrenches. Take apart the airplane?! Those people need to use some common sense. The last time I flew, the TSA people were taking a 1/3-full tube of Brylcream away from a little, old man who must have been nearly 90!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aint Doody View Post
    IFJane, I loved your story about the Allen wrenches. Take apart the airplane?! Those people need to use some common sense. The last time I flew, the TSA people were taking a 1/3-full tube of Brylcream away from a little, old man who must have been nearly 90!
    Think of how dangerous he'd be with that Brylcream! He knew that a little dab would do ya!
    Mimi Team TE BIANCHISTA
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aint Doody View Post
    The last time I flew, the TSA people were taking a 1/3-full tube of Brylcream away from a little, old man who must have been nearly 90!
    If you fly frequently, you'll notice that the "profile" for invasive searches and substance confiscation is primarily elderly, feeble white people. Best I can figure is they target the Fox News demographic to make them feel more terrorized.

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    Technology is one of those things you either have a knack for or you don't. It's got nothing to do with breasts..

    ^_^ BF loves it when I talk tech. Even though I don't know the correct terms for what I'm doing I know what I'm doing. We got into a fight after he wouldn't give me back my mouse to fix a system error on my computer... HE WAS INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE WRONG!!! >_< lol I fixed it.

    I only like people to do techno things if I can't do them myself...
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    I had TSA take away a kryptonite lock cuz they thought I would use it to hit someone over the head and hijack the plane. And those hooks on my pannier bag really concerned them too......... Made the error of using my pannier bag as my carry on since I was retrieving a folding bike at the other end. Now I pack everything in my checked luggage.

    Hellosunshine, I agree with the others, not sure the connection between tits and technology, or lack thereof, but if you could be more specific about what info. you are looking for perhaps we could help. If its regarding bike repairs, Lennard Zinn's books are quite good, as is the park tool blue book and website. But, you can't be afraid of it, just apply logic. Look at the parts, and figure out how they work and you'll know what to do.

 

 

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