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From: robert@uop.EDU (/dev/null)
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Subject: Re: What's the latest in metal detectors ?
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Date: Thu, 19-Nov-87 21:47:43 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov 19 21:47:43 1987
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In article <9366@tekecs.TEK.COM>, snoopy@doghouse.gwd.tek.com (Snoopy) writes:
> In article <707@uop.EDU> robert@uop.EDU (Robert McCaul--The Equalizer) writes:
> Big deal, when are they going to make one that can find contact lenses?

well, if you have *your* lenses treated for thermal radiance
(a coating for storm windows uses some form of metal that is
fumed onto the surface)

maybe you could do that, and sell them with a lens finder!!

of course a micro grain of plutonium would work too...   ;-)

if you own a scintillation counter or geiger counter!