tek-monkey
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MUHAHAHAHA! eventually....Gramaisc said:
We've all been on 'that' sort of holidayGramaisc said:
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Gramaisc said:
Now you've been back flashed in the UK too....
If anything ever comes of it (
or 
) is up to you(just thought, are you male or female)
tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
None, he waits til the next morning 
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Lunar Scorpion
Anarchy in the UK
An ex of mine who was in Staffordshire Police at the time told me that hairspray works. He is an ex and a copper, therefore not to be trusted, so I cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information.wmrcomputers said:
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Surely if that was the case then peoples' hair wouldn't be visible in photographs if they were using hairspray. Seems unlikely to me. I think we would have noticed the odd case. I am doubtful that it is this simple.
The test should be fairly easy to do. Spray a number plate and then take a flash photo of it.
The test should be fairly easy to do. Spray a number plate and then take a flash photo of it.
Lunar Scorpion
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I did say it was probably a load of crap...Gramaisc said:
wmrcomputers
Stafford PC & laptop repair specialist
@ Lunar... I've heard that before now you mention it.
@ Graimasc... The claim isn't that it makes anything "invisible", just that it reflects back and therefore masks the detail. Hairspray on somebody's hair, which is individual strands, will reflect less due to the structure of hair.. it's a fibre not flat smooth plastic. Therefore the photo would still represent the persons hair.
Saying that, like you said it would be simple enough to test. I might do so (when the snow stops!) just out of curiosity.
Will post my findings unless somebody beats me to it.
@ Graimasc... The claim isn't that it makes anything "invisible", just that it reflects back and therefore masks the detail. Hairspray on somebody's hair, which is individual strands, will reflect less due to the structure of hair.. it's a fibre not flat smooth plastic. Therefore the photo would still represent the persons hair.
Saying that, like you said it would be simple enough to test. I might do so (when the snow stops!) just out of curiosity.
Will post my findings unless somebody beats me to it.
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Look forward to hearing the results WMR
wmrcomputers
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Now there's a thought! lolGramaisc said:
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I've got it....
Why not just make the top layer of all roads (and pavements) out of grit / salt..... obviously would have to be bonded together with some form of strong tar / glue..... else it would be like the medieval times driving on mud tracks....
Snow and ice, never again.
Why not just make the top layer of all roads (and pavements) out of grit / salt..... obviously would have to be bonded together with some form of strong tar / glue..... else it would be like the medieval times driving on mud tracks....
Snow and ice, never again.
wmrcomputers
Stafford PC & laptop repair specialist
I think you'll find that salt (grit) actually dissapears as it does it's job - so you'd end up with a glue road after it's snowed.
tek-monkey
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So excellent traction too?
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Disappears where? Surely it just disappears because it gets scattered and stuck in car tyres and the like.....?