02-15-2011, 12:10 AM
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Originally Posted by roadfever
Since 2002 soy has been used as a partial substitute for petroleum based products in cars. Soy oil is used in making the rubber insulator jacket because it's more environmentally friendly and make the rubber more stretchable. It also makes it more edible.
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This is probably a stupid question but why not jacket them with silicone? Is it too soft/not resilient enough? My first guess would be that it's too expensive.
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Originally Posted by SPOHN
 I think it's due to there teeth grow so fast they have to keep filing them down. |
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Originally Posted by schrack150
yea i seen there teeth grow like 4 inches a year and on average chew on **** like this for about 30 minutes a day
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You'd think they'd find something more ... tasty to chew on.
Also, SPOHN, 1000 posts? Nice.
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