On Mon, 8 Jul 1996 JIMRPT@aol.com wrote: > between the key and keytop. You see that union creates a perfect enviroment > for polystermites to grow and they have a voracious appetite for plastic. > Polyestermites were created by a laboratory for the CIA to use during the > early years of the cold war against the Soviet Union and their emerging > plastics technology. Unfortunately they were allowed to escape and now > infest most of the known world. They show up wherever there is a overabudant > use of solvent type cements in conjuction with plastic materials. As proof I > ask you if you have ever seen this dimpling on Ivories? > Jim Bryant (FL) Jim, perhaps you've spent a few too many hours inhaling the glues, Ha! Reminds me of my fourth grade art project where each student constructed something from toothpicks. I made a three feet high pyramid, but used Duco Cement instead of the recommended Elmers white glue. After several hours with the Duco, I saw alot more than just pyramids! I think there is alot to be said for some of the environmentally safer (PVC-E, etc.) glues. Fred Scoles Oswego, NY
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