An Idea...
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ok..... if you insist
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Ask and ye shall receive......
good job
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Singing the praises of liquid soap
I remember watching some news show a coupla years back (one of the real ones (Jim Lehrer, WS Week in Review), not the network propoganda ones, and they were talking, believe it or not, about liquid soap. Apparently the claims that they're anti-bacterial are compeltely false, since they don't really add anything to the soap to MAKE it antibacterial. As we all know the major ingredient in soap is lye, which could easily strip your skin off your bones, or the paint off a car, etc. It's the lye, tap water (which contains trace amounts of chlorine) and other factors (like temperature) that actually kill the bacteria.
Anyways *grins* Getting to my point. The guy they were interviewing on this show said that liquid soaps were violating FFA and other various federal laws and statutes and should be removed from stores entirely. He had other reasoning, of course, and I had the sneaking suspicion that his daddy was leaving him a soap bar factory when he died.
I just would like SaraPet to know that I'd like nothing more than to e-mail those pics you just took to this 'soap expert' and see how quickly he changes his tune.
*ponders*
That was a pretty damn weird post. Even for me. *heh*
Damn sexy pics from a damn sexy lady. Thanks for sharing
I remember watching some news show a coupla years back (one of the real ones (Jim Lehrer, WS Week in Review), not the network propoganda ones, and they were talking, believe it or not, about liquid soap. Apparently the claims that they're anti-bacterial are compeltely false, since they don't really add anything to the soap to MAKE it antibacterial. As we all know the major ingredient in soap is lye, which could easily strip your skin off your bones, or the paint off a car, etc. It's the lye, tap water (which contains trace amounts of chlorine) and other factors (like temperature) that actually kill the bacteria.
Anyways *grins* Getting to my point. The guy they were interviewing on this show said that liquid soaps were violating FFA and other various federal laws and statutes and should be removed from stores entirely. He had other reasoning, of course, and I had the sneaking suspicion that his daddy was leaving him a soap bar factory when he died.
I just would like SaraPet to know that I'd like nothing more than to e-mail those pics you just took to this 'soap expert' and see how quickly he changes his tune.
*ponders*
That was a pretty damn weird post. Even for me. *heh*
Damn sexy pics from a damn sexy lady. Thanks for sharing
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ok.... used liquid soap..
