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From: panos@utcsri.UUCP (Panos Economopoulos)
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Subject: biting aluminum foil
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Date: Fri, 22-Nov-85 15:12:11 EST
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Anybody knows what causes this strange feeling when
one bites aluminum foil? (of course, by mistake!!)
That can happen if, for example, you are eating a sandwich
wrapped in aluminum and you are TOO hungry :-)
The strange sensation at the teeth has something to do with existing fillings?
Or not? Is it a chemical or electrical phenomenon?
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					Panos Economopoulos

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