Blonde Justice: Tin Foil Apartment

Blonde Justice

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Tin Foil Apartment

I had a client once who lived in a Tin Foil Apartment.


The foil, of course, helped to keep the Jews from reading his mind. Or so he told me. I kind of figured that if they had mind reading technology, a thin layer of aluminum foil probably wouldn't matter, but what do I know.

(image from Apartment Therapy)

My client ended up in a hospital, not on the Apartment Therapy website.

I'm not quite sure where he went wrong. Maybe because he didn't "tuft" the walls.




10 Comments:

At July 18, 2010 7:59 PM, Blogger Windypundit said...

What's strange about tinfoil rooms is that it almost-kinda makes sense. If you enclose a volume of space with an electrically conductive material, then radio signals (and other electromagnetic waves) can't get in or out. Computers that handle classified data are sometimes enclosed in rooms built this way -- although they use sterner stuff than tinfoil -- so that the electronic emissions of the circuits can't be detected and read.

Of course, this would only work for people like your client if mind reading is based on electromagnetic radiation...which only the CIA knows for sure.

 
At July 19, 2010 12:08 AM, Blogger Blonde Justice said...

I think it could also help to keep your drinks from getting warm. (You know, like the foil inside a cooler bag?)

 
At July 20, 2010 11:11 PM, Anonymous BL1Y said...

This actually does work to keep Jews from reading your mind. It's not so much that their mental powers can't penetrate tin foil, but rather that Jews simply show no interest in such a cheap metal.

On the other hand, simply wearing gold earrings will get your brain a constant scanning by Jews.

And just because I don't want to perpetuate any negative stereotypes, let me make it clear that I don't think all Jews have psychic powers. I just meant my comments in regard to psychic Jews.

 
At July 22, 2010 1:29 PM, Blogger Bonehead Lawyer said...

I love that! Had client once who was convinced that the "Hebrews and Mooslims" were out to steal his invention. Of course, I kept scratching my head because... my name doesn't get more Jewish.

 
At July 31, 2010 3:37 PM, Blogger teahouse said...

Oh, dear. I bet nothing goes with that color scheme.

 
At August 01, 2010 11:16 AM, Blogger Natti :) said...

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I likw your blog are you like a blonde lawyer?

And i like your pic, from legally blonde ;)

Funny I just saw the movie yestoday :)

 
At August 09, 2010 4:04 AM, Anonymous criminal law firms said...

This room looks so strange and futuristic. Not sure about the mind reading theory though....

 
At August 10, 2010 9:18 AM, Anonymous driving offence solicitor said...

Wow this is a really insane room. I bet it is always cold??

 
At August 10, 2010 9:48 AM, Anonymous litigation jobs said...

Not sure about the mind reading but your drinks would certainly remain at a consistant temperature.

 
At August 28, 2010 1:05 AM, Blogger Juliet said...

This reminds me of a This American Life story with a guy who lined his hat with tin foil to prevent aliens from reading his thoughts. Was your client ever the subject of an Ira Glass broadcast? ;)

 

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