Wow!

ratilfarts would believe anything....he's a big sissy....

"Half a kilo of hair can be bought for only 16p in Nepal and lasts a few months, whereas a pack of batteries would cost 50p and last a few nights."

I have yet to go to a market anywhere and be able to buy hair, let alone half a kilo.

It seems like the surface area is very small considering the amount of space the silicon would use. I have my doubts this is real.

clip-on-tie, thanks for your comment on my clip. I am very particular about keeping a proper context on all my clips at Clipmarks.com. Please try not to bring unrelated sentiments you may be carrying with one ore more clipper from other clips. You first sentence above has no relevance here.

As for not being able to buy hair, you live in the West and Nepal is in the East. They may have different sets of standards. The photograph you see of this young kid in a barbershop gives a good enough clue as to where he may be getting his hair from.

Fascinating.

Don't worry about it arisfali. Sadly with the likes of him it's par for the course. I guess he has never know how wigs are made (many with real human hair, btw).

Ignorance is bliss after all. An interesting clip none the less.

Nepal Human Hair Solar Panel Hoax

http://sites.google.com/site/edwardcraighyatt/hairsolarpanelnepal

Thank you arifsali

See, now that is an useful link that clears up this situation. Thank you arisfsali.