Reporter Omtron
(OTPC) -- Confronted with dangerous Alien gizmos and weapons? How can we fight back against these aggressive beings? Can old time aluminum hats, also called tinfoil hats, meet today's technological uses?
Many rumors and stories are surfacing now that we have uninvited visitors on Rubi-Ka. For many people, it's simply a matter of taking their best armor out with their biggest guns, strongest pets, and entering into the fray to joust the Alien horde.
But before you go to put on that armor and load that clip, consider this: a "tinfoil hat." Why would anyone replace their standard helmets with such a crude device made out of a weak metal?
Historical documents from Earth speak of such uses. Apparently, Earth also was subjected to alien visits and abductions, but to a far less violent degree than we face today. Records indicate that it was popular somehow to employ the use of these tinfoil hats.
Specifically, it seems the device acts as a reflection mechanism to varying frequencies used by Aliens trying to attempt to introduce subliminal messages by way of cortex penetration into our brains.
While this technology is unproven at this point, it's nonetheless important to examine how others dealt with similar issues and determine for ourselves whether this device will do well or not. If all else fails, you can always wrap up those to-go Bronto Burgers.
Instructions for building a high quality tinfoil hat:
First, obtain a large supply of aluminum foil from your local retailer.
It's important to have extra foil as these hats are prone to flying off your head. We recommend purchasing the optional "leet skin strap" to affix the hat to your head to counter this.
Slowly wrap a large sheet around your head, ensuring a tight fit so no rouge transmissions can slip through.
Congratulations. You now have the latest in old time Alien defensive technology. With any luck, it may just work too.