Kinda Funny so I had to share

[Guest guest]

In probably the grossest scientific development since the

fecal enema, Biotechnologists at the University of Massachu-

setts are experimenting with fibers implanted with a strain

of Escherichia coli that will consume dirt and human sweat.

That's right - living clothes that clean themselves. When

the food runs out, the bacteria can be reactivated with

nutrients, they hope. For the self-cleaning shirt, it means

you would only have to wear the garment and sweat it up a

little in order bring the bacteria back to life. " You could

end up having to feed your shirt instead of wash it, " one

researcher told the British weekly.

[Guest guest]

Where on earth did you get that story!?!?!?!?!?

Marci

[Guest guest]

So proud to live in Massachusetts!

Amy

(Elijahs mom)

> -----Original Message-----

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> Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2001 6:14 PM

> Plagiocephaly

> Subject: Kinda Funny so I had to share

>

> In probably the grossest scientific development since the

> fecal enema, Biotechnologists at the University of Massachu-

> setts are experimenting with fibers implanted with a strain

> of Escherichia coli that will consume dirt and human sweat.

> That's right - living clothes that clean themselves. When

> the food runs out, the bacteria can be reactivated with

> nutrients, they hope. For the self-cleaning shirt, it means

> you would only have to wear the garment and sweat it up a

> little in order bring the bacteria back to life. " You could

> end up having to feed your shirt instead of wash it, " one

> researcher told the British weekly.

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