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OT If you like gimmicks?
Feb 23, 2013
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I recall a movie or TV show about an office worker who was testing an indestructible dress shirt that would never get dirty or damaged. I did a search for the darn thing but couldn't find it. O_o TDD
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I recall a movie or TV show about an office worker who was testing an indestructible dress shirt that would never get dirty or damaged. I did a search for the darn thing but couldn't find it. O_o
TDD
Heard such products were in the pipeline...
They claim it's 'abrasion resistant', but wonder to what extent; and how well does it stand up every day stuff like oxidation & UV exposure.
And how about removing it if need be? Anyone here ever had to remove Rain X[1] from a windshield? What a pain!
And toxicity? Inquiring minds wanna know.
[1]A similar product thats been on the market for eons to make windshields/glass hydrophobic.Erik
Old British movie with Alec Guinness. Think it was called "The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit"..
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Nope. White suit. The gray flannel one was worn my Gregory Peck. ;-)
As soon as I saw the white suit reference your other post, I realized my mistake
It's more than 50 years since I saw the damn thing, no wonder I couldn't quite remember it. ^_^
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Jus tweakin' ya.
It's probably been that long since I've seen it too, though it's on cable fairly regularly.
Sounds like our "teflon politiciians". Nothing's their fault.
It's on TCM (Turner Classic Movies) on the 28th, 815AM Central.
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