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From: brooksj@umd5.umd.edu (Joanne Brooks)
Newsgroups: alt.cyberpunk
Subject: Re: Cyberfashions
Message-ID: <2300@umd5.umd.edu>
Date: 15 Feb 88 20:08:00 GMT
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In article <3149@cup.portal.com>, DeadHead@cup.portal.com writes:
> 
>     Holography is cool, too. But it is gonna be tough to do on a tshirt.
> I wonder if anyone has a way to make your t-shirt glow in the dark. Like
> using flourescent materials....
> 

  There are ways of making t-shirts, sweatshirts glow in the dark.  I do not
know what the exact process is, but what you end up with is a yellowish-green
design by day, and a glowing design by night (or dark area).

  I have a sleeveless sweatshirt, black with the words 'RELAX' (aka Frankie
Goes to Hollywood).  Imagine my delight when wearing it for the first time
one summer day, several friends and I walked into a movie theatre... 

  The glow lasted almost the entire movie....much to *their* embarrasment!  ;-)

> 
>      DeadHead

                                            jojo




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