Inject your RFID tags now!

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  1. Marco Wessel (92 months ago | reply)

    Used? On who?

  2. simongroenewolt (92 months ago | reply)

    2.6mm needle? au!

  3. Marco Wessel (92 months ago | reply)

    Closeup:

    RFID syringe

  4. Nadya Peek (92 months ago | reply)

    It's not that bad. You can do it too! Humans are animals as well, after all.

  5. VivaAntarctica (92 months ago | reply)

    Actually...there are services that will do this for pets and in Mexico city some officals are required to have rfid tags implanted. They use said tags to enter secure facilities and to monitor movment.

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  7. gsx3000 (73 months ago | reply)

    Hi Nadya,

    Do you speek Dutch?
    Is it possible to contact you to ask some questions about the rfid tags.
    Or you can contact me at gsx3000@hotmail.com.
    Thank u.

  8. jamiestarlynn (69 months ago | reply)

    RFID....is possibly the worst thing to come into Technological history EVER.

    It will destroy the society as a hole and the government will have complete control over everyone...

    Hooray for the Constitution that protects our "rights and freedoms"...

    *Bullshit*

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  10. seang95 (58 months ago | reply)

    noooooooooo oh god dont do it there f****** incadeing or privacy !

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