FIR TEX - Another Scam??

"If it all would have been a scam 2 years ago... why the F* is RBR still using them? "

I'd say for similar reasons homeopathy is funded by the NHS in the UK.

Hey guys I've just invented a new game. It's called the 'lets try to telephone Dr Annelise Bunce in Johannesburg' game. It's free to play, and the rules are simple. All you do is try to phone Dr Annelise Bunce in Johannesburg on the number supplied by Fir Tex. When that doesn't work, you can just try all the permutations of the number that you and New Zealand Telecom can think of. Let me tell you Telecom tires very quickly of playing this game...They keep insisting that there is no one called Dr Annelise Bunce on the Johannesburg exchange. I told them they were wrong, and that Fir Tex, a company run out of an apartment in Cyprus, (a country that coincidently also plays host to the Cosa Nostra) wouldn't possibly lie to me and that I had it on the best authority from no other than Jason Dupres, (a Cyprus national) who's first language is demonstrably not English, that she was an expert in the field of 'Live Blood Analysis".
They said "have you heard this noise before?" and then there was a resounding ' CLICK'and the phone went dead.
Anyway, like I said the game is free to play, and don't be disheartened if Telecom hang up on you. You and your friends can still have hours of fun, trying to direct dial Dr annelise Bunce in Johannesburg. Here's the number supplied by Fir Tex so that you can play too. 082 699 2662. You could also play let's try and find Dr Annelise Bunce on Google maps as well. The address is 39 End road 2194 Linden Extension Johannesburg.
Like Mr Biltong...I want to know if Fir Tex comes with a sesame seed bun and a side order of fries, so that if I get hungry while searching for Dr annelise Bunce, I can eat the jacket.

Doh! Thanks tpain, I am going to use Chrome which has built-in browser and which tells me your name is spelled wrong and "doh" doesn't exist, but doesn't offer any suggestions. It is limited but hey, it is still better than nuttin. It doesn't have "nuttin" in its dictionary either. Or "spelt" - had to use "spelled". Using an Aussie dictionary, so that explains it. Uses red squigly lines too. Damn "squigly" is also wrong. Man, this could go on forever. That's it - click comment! Doh!

Biltong - the answer is to use a browser that has spell check.

Jason, I hope your recent streak of informative action isn't lost on those in the F1 forum who posted a mere 2 years ago on the topic. In all seriousness, you should employ some insight and question the methodogy of a study (and it's funding...) before accepting claimed results and implications. It's almost as if you're selling the product!

Rees Buck, champion of the consumer and a running version of the perk busting Rodney Hide

I don't even own such a product, but just by seeing the official doents of other company I trust for sure I see no reason to not trust their "magic"; spoken in your terms.

Do you really think the ones who did test it tested it to proof them wrong? Like you all do? (un)Fortunately the results speak for themselves...
But I'm sure all of you read the doents. All FAIL! what you guys post comes from their own website, what about the info described by all the "certified" company's / persons (are they a FAIL! as well?)
I like your fairytales by the way :-)

God, you people are cynics. Of course this product works. I was talking to Lydiard no more than a week ago, and he was saying that they tested and used a similar product during the 60's. He said it was a fabric called N.C.C-1701-D, and back then it was cutting edge technology. I think he said that it was made by a company in Nigeria.
Anyway, Lydiard was saying that he took this product up the Hershey Highway (near Pakuranga) and did some road trials on it.
He said that at 6 min/miles he experianced some localised Nekrital expanse, but that the fabric functioned quite adequatly as a natural barrier to crystalline formed sub cutaneous osmosis.
At 5 min/miles he said that he experianced some Dyconic fluctuation, but that the aggregate field of plain polarisation was within normal range for that speed.
At 4 min/miles he experienced some quite significant levels of Procyan 40 at a deep tissue level, but that this betacised if he surged to anaerobic levels, (at around 3:50 mile pace.) and as an adjunct, any developing Crystalline Prylar could easily be assimilated through the Kreb Cycle pathways. There are, at present, several government funded initiatives at a national and regional level pertaining to these cycle pathways, but they are beyond the scope of this article.
So there you have it, you pathetic little bed wetting imbiciles, stop dissing a pefectly good $600 product,just because you are too thick to understand the science. But wait...there's more....if you do buy one of these scientifically proven and thoroughly tested products then you can also take it up the Hershey Highway (near Pakuranga) and test it just like Lydiard did.

Well I follow ESP research on several occasions, and I know for sure; same for the Red Bull Racing team, their not full of ;-) But of course all of you have a degree in Science and tested the product yourself....

I (L) sceptical people! You're going to safe the world for sure!~~~~NOT :-)

And so does this... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybd6SJ9FvqQ

@ Ned70:nbsp; Classic.nbsp; Inbsp;am equally convinced that my sand shoes are made out of that stuff.nbsp;nbsp;Can you eat it?