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Originally posted by OSSkyWatcher
it's the same tinfoil, look at it,
Originally posted by MrPenny
Originally posted by OSSkyWatcher
it's the same tinfoil, look at it,
Look at it? That's how you've decided it's the same? Are you just funnin' around?
It's not the same at all....look at it. Two can play that game.
And that foil tent I posted....it's the same too.....
[edit on 14-4-2008 by MrPenny]
Originally posted by MrPenny
reply to post by OSSkyWatcher
Who's joking around here.....? You've taken two different photos, each with a type of metal foil in them...and decided they are the same foil material. I've pointed out an image of a foil tented chicken, and made the same comparison.
And you're getting pissed? I think you're a disinfo agent. So there.
Oh, and read my signature....please.
[edit on 14-4-2008 by MrPenny]
Originally posted by OSSkyWatcher
because i even posted Meier photos
Originally posted by OSSkyWatcher
it's the same tinfoil, look at it...
Heavier foils made of aluminium are used for art, decoration, and crafts, especially in bright metallic colours. Metallic aluminium, normally silvery in colour, can be made to take on other colours through anodization. Anodizing creates an oxide layer on the aluminium surface that can accept coloured dyes or metallic salts, depending on the process used. In this way, aluminium is used to create an inexpensive gold foil that actually contains no gold, and many other bright metallic colours. These foils are sometimes used in distinctive packaging.