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To: NRA1995
In a tight, cramped, possibly fully occupied 737 with nowhere for other people to go for a breath of fresh air?

"Passive nail polish huffing" might be a good term for it.

It's something you have to experience to appreciate. Honestly I wish the airlines would explicitly say it and maybe even put up a sign. "No nail polish on the flight. Do 'em when you get to the hotel."

7 posted on 03/07/2012 6:56:51 AM PST by OKSooner (Never take a known wise-@$$ shooting with you.)
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14 posted on 03/07/2012 7:04:26 AM PST by 1rudeboy
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You’re in a self-contained, pressurized environment. What IF there is a freak spark? couldn’t that lead to a major problem? Even though whatever is in the polish is of small quantity, wouldn’t the pressurized cabin magnify things? I’m not equating it with what happened aboar Apollo 1 but couldn’t a smaller scale Apollo 1 type event be possible under those conditions?


16 posted on 03/07/2012 7:05:06 AM PST by NCC-1701 (In Memphis on January 20, 2009, pump price were $1.49. We all know what happened after that.)
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