Sigh...

[stellar_muddle]

From hair care discussions online (which some of you may recognise, and have fairly well poked in that forum):

Forgot to add that their products contain NO chemicals, no SLS, and are basically glycerin, corn sugar soap, aloe vera gel and various essential oils. I can't believe that so little is capable of making my hair feel so clean!

I would make a comment wondering whether the "NO chemicals" vacuum applied to the inside or outside of the scalp, but I have now has some breakfast (and the panadeine has sunk in) so the morning grumpy (+ wrong time of the month) bitch is lying low and covered in porrige.
I wont even think it.
... chemical free...
Ok, just a little...

As I have mentioned before, we are all thermonuclear waste, and very certainly NOT chemical free. Get used to it.

And then the radio played Debussy's Clare de lune and the world was a better place.

Comments

[vonstrassburg.livejournal.com]

I am still looking for an inorganic carrot.

[stellar-muddle.livejournal.com]

Another silly bit was seeing the "organic" Weetbix at the supermarket. You really start wondering about the original Weetbix then - I always thought the wood fibre in cardboard made them reasonably organic in origin.

[alpha-angel.livejournal.com]

I always love it when someone brings up the list of reactions from the hazard data sheets for sodium lauryl sulfate, because then I can pull out the list of reactions for acetic acid (nasty shit!), and scream OMG! You're putting that on your salad??! and then go on about the dangers of dihydrogen monoxide (which kills thousands of people every year, and they put it in baby food!)

[staranise.livejournal.com]

Argh. At least it is not quite as stupid as the fundies who think that birds flying in the sky refute the existence of gravity or that the second law of thermodynamics disproves evolution. I followed the link in Ray's LJ to the "fundies say the darndest things" website and I was very very afraid.