CptStern
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..well you might have to ask her if she's wearing one of these first :
I predict incidents of burning materials that emit noxious gases will spike dramatically once this bra hits the market
http://news.cnet.com/8301-27083_3-20017344-247.html#ixzz10SrQcwy7
Dr. Elena Bodnar--whose inspiration comes in part from having witnessed as a young physician the devastating effects of the Chernobyl nuclear plant disaster in 1986--is introducing the now commercially available Emergency Bra at the MIT Museum in Cambridge, Mass., on September 28. She hopes we can all "get a feel of [sic] the product," as she has grown fond of saying.
The bra is, of course, meant to be taken off, something most adults presumably have experience with. Once removed, it separates into two masks which, when placed over the nose and mouth, filter out particles that were found to be as harmful as radiation in Chernobyl.

I predict incidents of burning materials that emit noxious gases will spike dramatically once this bra hits the market
http://news.cnet.com/8301-27083_3-20017344-247.html#ixzz10SrQcwy7