I saw a young woman this morning with big yellow hooped ear rings. As we
passed in the street I realised they were both Livestrong wristbands!
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"Colin Blackburn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I saw a young woman this morning with big yellow hooped ear rings. As we
passed in the street I realised they were both Livestrong wristbands!Colin
They are continuous loops. Presumably she cut them, then fed them through
normal earrings and glued them closed again.
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"Colin Blackburn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I saw a young woman this morning with big yellow hooped ear rings.
As weQuoted message said:
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passed in the street I realised they were both Livestrong
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They are continuous loops. Presumably she cut them, then fed them
through normal earrings and glued them closed again.More likely that she opened up the wire hoops on a pair of simple
earrings and closed them on the Livestrong bands.--
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"dkahn400" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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More likely that she opened up the wire hoops on a pair of simple
earrings and closed them on the Livestrong bands.Of course! How stupid of me.
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Simon Mason said:
They are continuous loops. Presumably she cut them, then fed them through
normal earrings and glued them closed again.Or cut them, fed them through her earlobes, and glued them closed again :-)
James
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Simon Mason said:
They are continuous loops. Presumably she cut them, then fed them through
normal earrings and glued them closed again.Or cut them, fed them through her earlobes, and glued them closed again :-)
James
They glue well! After breaking mine in an accident last Sunday, a
dribble of Superglue worked wonders!--
Mark (MSA)
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MSA said:
In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:
Simon Mason said:
They are continuous loops. Presumably she cut them, then fed them through
normal earrings and glued them closed again.Or cut them, fed them through her earlobes, and glued them closed again :-)
James
They glue well! After breaking mine in an accident last Sunday, a
dribble of Superglue worked wonders!Yes, superglue is quite commonly used in place of stitches in surgical
procedures, so slicing the ear and gluing it up would also work.
However, I prefer my suggestion :-)James
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They glue well! After breaking mine in an accident last Sunday, a
dribble of Superglue worked wonders!The fake one I got off ebay was glued as "new".
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James Annan said:
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They glue well! After breaking mine in an accident last Sunday, a
dribble of Superglue worked wonders!Yes, superglue is quite commonly used in place of stitches in surgical
procedures, so slicing the ear and gluing it up would also work.
However, I prefer my suggestion :-)She wouldn't have to slit her ear-lobes. She could glue the ends of
the cut bands directly to them.--
Dave...Get a bicycle. You will not regret it. If you live. - Mark Twain
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James Annan said:
MSA wrote:
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They glue well! After breaking mine in an accident last Sunday, a
dribble of Superglue worked wonders!Yes, superglue is quite commonly used in place of stitches in surgical
procedures, so slicing the ear and gluing it up would also work.
However, I prefer my suggestion :-)She wouldn't have to slit her ear-lobes. She could glue the ends of
the cut bands directly to them.Definitely some 'out of the box' thinking going on in this thread :-)
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Mark (MSA)
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James Annan said:
Yes, superglue is quite commonly used in place of stitches in surgical
procedures, so slicing the ear and gluing it up would also work.
However, I prefer my suggestion :-)Talking of Livestrong and hospitals, watch out when visiting the US,
apparently some hospitals use similar yellow bands to mean "do not
resuscitate"....http://www.velonews.com/news/fea/7290.0.html
Pete.
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