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Strategic Tea posted:I mean presumably not the same cloth that was actually made in NK? what does your fjart tell you
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There’s no loving way “G-1000 Eco” is Juche fibre; isn’t it supposed to be part cotton? Oh poo poo Sweden has an NK embassy 
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Apr 20, 2024 00:09
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Sweden's embassy is a backdoor embassy for much of the west.
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Apr 20, 2024 00:12
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Yeah, Sweden and Switzerland do a lot of that sort of thing with their neutrality. Though now that Sweden joined NATO I wonder if they're not going to be able to anymore.
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Apr 20, 2024 00:27
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Vinylon is still made in Japan, where it's used for work outerwear. Aprons, coveralls, gloves, that type of thing. I'm sure that's where the swedes get it. (Seems like it'd actually be pretty good for that, since it's durable, doesn't stain, and is less warm than natural fibers. Who cares if your apron is stiff and scratchy.)
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