helpful to szphrenics? associated with paranoia.
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Don’t think so because there are not dangerous electromagnetic fields in your home.
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No. It’s not.
Yes. It is.
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You’re right—there are no dangerous electromagnetic fields in your home, but even if there were, a tinfoil hat wouldn’t help. 
The only time a tinfoil hat might be useful is if you’re dressing up as a baked potato for Halloween.
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You think I have gone to far??
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this is supreme paranoia.
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■■■■that is, um, so f*cked up. You have dedication dude. But can I just say that medication is not a bad thing and u just have to find the right one. It allows u to be just like everyone else, and soon you could have friends… friends who don’t use… so much fun foil… because there’s so many things to live for but that is not living dude. It’s a cry for help.
And the biggest favor u can do for urself at this minute, aside from starting a medication, is take all that down before someone sees and tries to use it to involuntarily commit u.
Yeah, I’ve been meaning to get one for a month now. It will go well with my saran wrap shoes and my wax paper scarf.
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Come on this is serious, try and say something helpful to the guy.
Nope. That’s just avant-garde interior decorating. Also, no one can read your furniture’s minds.
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MIT looked into tin foil hats and found them worse than no tin foil hat at all lol.
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I can see dangerous radiations coming from the window! 
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Apparently MIT students have too much time on their hands (or on their heads). 
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i dont use it for that, its good for chips and things lol
What a stupid â– â– â– â– â– â– â– stereotype.
Pisses me off … 
Next you’ll tell us about our reptilian overlords It’s more like how “David Icke” Is a government spy who encourages deranged individuals to follow him!