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I don't get this one. They are putting "water in our water"?
That's pretty much the joke - use a technical term for an everyday thing and it suddenly becomes scary to those that don't know they're the same. It's similar with E numbers on food - they might avoid the one with E150 on the ingredients and pick the one with caramel instead. Would you want E150 in your caramel?I don't get this one. They are putting "water in our water"?
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When are we going to talk about the high concentration of E948 in the air we breathe? It carries this warning symbol because it's a potent oxidising agent:That's pretty much the joke - use a technical term for an everyday thing and it suddenly becomes scary to those that don't know they're the same. It's similar with E numbers on food - they might avoid the one with E150 on the ingredients and pick the one with caramel instead. Would you want E150 in your caramel?
Not to mention that nearly 80 percent of the air that you and I breathe every day isn't air at all... it's nitrogen.When are we going to talk about the high concentration of E948 in the air we breathe? It carries this warning symbol because it's a potent oxidising agent: View attachment 408666
I worked there and this stuff actually happened. Yes, it was the US Government. It was appalling.
It’s an organisation paradox we all know that it’s only about 1/10 of the work force that does anything at the typical big multinational company, the others attend meetings and invent policies sheduling more meetings with each otherIn a now ironic request, I was once asked to create a budget and emergency plans for our segment in the event of a global health pandemic. One that would reduce available employees by 50% due to illness/quarantine. This was 15 years ago. Now some us knew there was a money crunch and the management really should have known we knew the real deal was getting us to identify who could be sacrificed in a bid to avoid bankruptcy.
I have to press the Start button to stop the engine.
A big corporation recently hired several cannibals in the interestIt’s an organisation paradox we all know that it’s only about 1/10 of the work force that does anything at the typical big multinational company, the others attend meetings and invent policies sheduling more meetings with each other
Then you think if I just fire the useless guys , but you can’t it’s still the same for some absurd reasons I can’t figure why , but it’s hilarious.
We had a HSE week with seminars at my workplace…… edit: this week hence I smiled at your post , I wondered how many of co workers I could throw under the buss without missing any of them![]()