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putindispencerhere (05/04/2014) [-] How dare you say the name of rogers in vain. You should be ashamed.
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upyoursnumbnuts (05/04/2014) [-]
That need to get dirty before you can wash them. I just wonder how well they breath since it's obvious they won't soak up any sweat.
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pancakespan (05/04/2014) [-] Am I the only one who thinks this would have been a batter decision for dexter that wrapping up his kiss sights?
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hawkmonster (05/04/2014) [-] I was just about to say "Dexter should have had this" good one sir.
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olesaintdikolas (05/04/2014) [-] Very hard to understand what you said but he needs to plastic the whole room that way there's no blood in the room
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pancakespan (05/04/2014) [-] I don't understand how batter and kiss got into that comment but I was saying that this would be a better solution that the plastic wrap. I mean after you're done just spray it with that special DNA dissolving liquid and boom. Problem solves.
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anusholeboner (05/04/2014) [-] You are correct. It is Neverwet, a new product sold at places like Home Depot. Through engineering and hydrophobic technology they have developed a spray that when applied makes water and other liquids slide off .
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dontknowmeatall (05/04/2014) [-]
Is the effect permanent? And how do you wash the clothes after?
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anusholeboner (05/04/2014) [-] It is not permanent, it requires re-appliance after a time period so you can wash the clothes after it ends.
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anon (05/04/2014) [-]
If it's hydrophobic won't fat stick to it like a ************ and be impossible to get off with water?
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crowd (05/04/2014) [-] I did this on facebook awhile ago, my comment is obviusly the red one.
I still get 11-12 year old people who reply "Huurr durr yourrrr so sck, thas wrung hurr durr"
I still get 11-12 year old people who reply "Huurr durr yourrrr so sck, thas wrung hurr durr"
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choclategum (05/04/2014) [-] You covered your face at the top, but didn't at the bottom.
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anon (05/04/2014) [-]
Murder?
Rather than that, if you were to wear clothes that cover all of your body and has this effect.
What happens when you walk into a lake?
Do you simply not get wet?
Does the effect fail you, like its difficult to liquidize iron but if you got a hot enough temperature it is possible?
Rather than that, if you were to wear clothes that cover all of your body and has this effect.
What happens when you walk into a lake?
Do you simply not get wet?
Does the effect fail you, like its difficult to liquidize iron but if you got a hot enough temperature it is possible?
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dedaluminus (05/04/2014) [-] Assuming you were wearing a seamless bodysuit, like a zentai or a spiderman outfit, that was coated completely in the hydrophobic spray, you could walk into a lake, stay under for a bit, then walk out completely dry.
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therealmacklemore (05/04/2014) [-] Throw them in every lake in Africa.
Because they don't need water anyway.
Because they don't need water anyway.
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inyerfase (05/04/2014) [-] hydrophobic ***** . I thought we were an advanced civilization. homophobia, well ok.. but discrimination towards water!?!
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hackcroissant (05/04/2014) [-] >be in splash zone at sea world
>Everyone wearing garbage bags so cloths don't get wet
>Good thing i equiped my Hydrophoblc Clothing
>BITCH I AINT SCUUUUURDDD
I'm deeply sorry you read that. i've been up all night and is tired
>Everyone wearing garbage bags so cloths don't get wet
>Good thing i equiped my Hydrophoblc Clothing
>BITCH I AINT SCUUUUURDDD
I'm deeply sorry you read that. i've been up all night and is tired
