Is your dog telling you that Arnold will win the California election? Are baloonists trying to kill your ostriches? Are your razors secretly taking pictures of you?

Well, if you just picked up a package of disposable razors, and would swear that someone is watching you, perhaps you aren't too far off. Apparently the Gillette corporation has been using those RFID chips in their products to snap photos of their customers.

Whenever a shopper picks up a packet of razor blades from a spy shelf, SNAP! A hidden camera secretly takes a closeup photo of the shopper's face. (And a second photo is snapped at the cash register!)

Gillette's spy shelves have been uncovered in England and we suspect they have been tested at various locations around the United States and other countries.

While it cannot be said how often this has happened in the U.S., Gillette apparently has not denied the allegations.

That they would even consider such a move is absurd. Americans are quite litigious, and snapping a photo of the wrong person, especially a minor child, might land them in court.