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Silcon is dead, long rest Silcon

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  1. Original post
    David Pascoe
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    According to pharmacies, the wholesalers are saying that Silcon is no longer
    being made.

    What will the world come to ?

    Will Assos Chamois Cream now rule the world ?

    davidp.
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    David Pascoe, [email hidden], Western Australia

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  2. kingsley
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    David Pascoe said:

    According to pharmacies, the wholesalers are saying that Silcon is no
    longer being made.

    What form? Chips? Boobies?
    That stuff you seal up the shower with?

    Quoted message said:

    Will Assos Chamois Cream now rule the world ?

    Only parts of it, and nappy rash cream is probably
    cheaper.

    -kt

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    Kingsley Turner,
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    http://MadDogsBreakfast.com/ABFAQ - news:aus.bicycle Frequenly Asked Questions

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  3. kingsley
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    kingsley said:

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    Hmmm, no I didn't.

    -kt

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  4. David Pascoe
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    On Sun, 26 Dec 2004 06:58:25 +1100, kingsley <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    David Pascoe said:

    According to pharmacies, the wholesalers are saying that Silcon is no
    longer being made.

    What form? Chips? Boobies?
    That stuff you seal up the shower with?

    nice gag, 'cept there is an `i' missing for your gag to work ...

    silcon going away is truly a sad day for cyclists. the brevity seems to have
    been lost.....

    davidp.
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    David Pascoe, [email hidden], Western Australia

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  5. aeek
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    [quote="David Pascoe"]
    nice gag, 'cept there is an `i' missing for your gag to work ...

    silcon going away is truly a sad day for cyclists. the brevity seems to have
    been lost.....
    [QUOTE]

    no silicon for chips would effect Silcon who make power supplies.

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  6. Peter Vesel
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    "David Pascoe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    According to pharmacies, the wholesalers are saying that Silcon is no


    longer

    Quoted message said:

    being made.

    What will the world come to ?

    Will Assos Chamois Cream now rule the world ?

    davidp.
    --
    David Pascoe, [email hidden], Western Australia

    Is there anything cheap to replace silcon?
    I miss my silcon

    Peter

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  7. Jhikers
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    David Pascoe said:

    According to pharmacies, the wholesalers are saying that Silcon is no longer being made.

    What will the world come to ?

    Will Assos Chamois Cream now rule the world ?

    davidp.
    --
    David Pascoe, [email hidden], Western Australia

    Here, here... a dark day indeed.

    When I found out it had been discontinued from my local chemist, I travelled to all chemists within 10km of my house to find any remaining tubes... but to no avail.

    RIP Silcon 2004, you will be SORELY missed

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