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#1
homicidal_squirrel
May 30, 2012 20:19:45 www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2151983...
#2
homicidal_squirrel
May 30, 2012 23:17:00 That is a good question. I doubt it's sold at the local hardware store.
#3
The_Silversword
May 31, 2012 2:46:19 almost as amusing as this:

#4
ADHadh
May 31, 2012 6:42:59 Well, after what Hulk has shown in the Avengers movie (and the cartoon I dare say), no wonder everyone wants to go green.
#5
draco1119
May 31, 2012 7:25:11
Well, after what Hulk has shown in the Avengers movie (and the cartoon I dare say), no wonder everyone wants to go green.

He's no OTTer, that's for sure!

#6
zombie_babies
May 31, 2012 8:21:11
It's not easy being green - as one Brazilian man proved when he painted himself to look like the Incredible Hulk - and found the colour wouldn't wash off.

Well maybe if they spelled it right it'd be easier to wash it off.
#7
homicidal_squirrel
May 31, 2012 8:29:50
It's not easy being green - as one Brazilian man proved when he painted himself to look like the Incredible Hulk - and found the colour wouldn't wash off.

Well maybe if they spelled it right it'd be easier to wash it off.

#8
EscherEnigma
May 31, 2012 9:03:03 As I heard it he used some sort of fabric dye.

And this, fellows and fellowettes, is why you should do a skin spot test with such things before applying them to your entire body.
#9
homicidal_squirrel
May 31, 2012 9:27:05
As I heard it he used some sort of fabric dye.

And this, fellows and fellowettes, is why you should do a skin spot test with such things before applying them to your entire body.

According to the article it wasn't fabric dye.
After frantic scrubbing, the hapless chap realised he'd used a paint reserved for ballistic missiles and nuclear submarines.

Maybe you could enlighten us on how this guy managed to get his hands on this paint.
#10
zombie_babies
May 31, 2012 9:38:15 Seems EE is doin' some 'side work', eh?
#11
EscherEnigma
Jun 01, 2012 19:18:03
According to the article it wasn't fabric dye.
After frantic scrubbing, the hapless chap realised he'd used a paint reserved for ballistic missiles and nuclear submarines.

Maybe you could enlighten us on how this guy managed to get his hands on this paint.

/shrug

My partner read the story in the original Portugeuse and that's what that one said. I cannot speak to the accuracy of any news articles, in Portugeus or otherwise, as I can't be arsed to look into it.

That said, if I were selling surplus ballistics paint while telling people it was "fabric dye", I most certainly wouldn't brag about it.
#12
diniesaur
Jun 01, 2012 22:38:26 Well, at least we get to find out how long it takes for the entire body to shed its old layer of skin and grow a new one! That will be fun.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 homicidal_squirrel May 30, 2012 20:19:45	www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2151983...
#2 homicidal_squirrel May 30, 2012 23:17:00	That is a good question. I doubt it's sold at the local hardware store.
#3 The_Silversword May 31, 2012 2:46:19	almost as amusing as this:
#4 ADHadh May 31, 2012 6:42:59	Well, after what Hulk has shown in the Avengers movie (and the cartoon I dare say), no wonder everyone wants to go green.
#5 draco1119 May 31, 2012 7:25:11	Well, after what Hulk has shown in the Avengers movie (and the cartoon I dare say), no wonder everyone wants to go green. He's no OTTer, that's for sure!
#6 zombie_babies May 31, 2012 8:21:11	It's not easy being green - as one Brazilian man proved when he painted himself to look like the Incredible Hulk - and found the colour wouldn't wash off. Well maybe if they spelled it right it'd be easier to wash it off.
#7 homicidal_squirrel May 31, 2012 8:29:50	It's not easy being green - as one Brazilian man proved when he painted himself to look like the Incredible Hulk - and found the colour wouldn't wash off. Well maybe if they spelled it right it'd be easier to wash it off.
#8 EscherEnigma May 31, 2012 9:03:03	As I heard it he used some sort of fabric dye. And this, fellows and fellowettes, is why you should do a skin spot test with such things before applying them to your entire body.
#9 homicidal_squirrel May 31, 2012 9:27:05	As I heard it he used some sort of fabric dye. And this, fellows and fellowettes, is why you should do a skin spot test with such things before applying them to your entire body. According to the article it wasn't fabric dye. After frantic scrubbing, the hapless chap realised he'd used a paint reserved for ballistic missiles and nuclear submarines. Maybe you could enlighten us on how this guy managed to get his hands on this paint.
#10 zombie_babies May 31, 2012 9:38:15	Seems EE is doin' some 'side work', eh?
#11 EscherEnigma Jun 01, 2012 19:18:03	According to the article it wasn't fabric dye. After frantic scrubbing, the hapless chap realised he'd used a paint reserved for ballistic missiles and nuclear submarines. Maybe you could enlighten us on how this guy managed to get his hands on this paint. /shrug My partner read the story in the original Portugeuse and that's what that one said. I cannot speak to the accuracy of any news articles, in Portugeus or otherwise, as I can't be arsed to look into it. That said, if I were selling surplus ballistics paint while telling people it was "fabric dye", I most certainly wouldn't brag about it.
#12 diniesaur Jun 01, 2012 22:38:26	Well, at least we get to find out how long it takes for the entire body to shed its old layer of skin and grow a new one! That will be fun.