Saturday, August 11, 2012

Overheard in the Hallway...

RX: "I am known by the state of California to cause cancer..."

Me: "Well, la-ti-da! So's everything else."

RX: "I know, I just want that on a tee shirt."

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  1. The t-shirt would require a separate Prop 65 warning on the tag to legally be sold in California.

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  2. I know that reading your stuff makes my brain grow.

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  4. I was the nasty person who almost got the state of California to declare Di-Hydrogen Monoxide a hazardous substance.

    They actually sent a person from the prosecutor's office up to Oregon to interview me in an effort to hang a perjury charge on me.

    After listening to me tell him for 20 minutes all about the real dangers of Di-Hydrogen Monoxide, he gave up and left ... I think the barely controlled laughter by the two OSP cops who were there to watch encouraged him to leave early.

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  5. I'll just leave this here...

    http://www.tanga.com/deals/b9f1039ef7b/caution-known-to-the-state-of-california-to-cause-cancer-t-shirt#close-facebox

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  6. Wouldn't Roberta require the tag? I'd like to see Tam sew it on.

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  7. Heh. Love it when they say something like "known to cause cancer in lab rats". Well...quit feeding it to lab rats, then, ya sadistic bass-turds!

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  8. I can tell you all, with a wee modicum of certainty, just what causes cancer:

    Laboratory rats.

    Cheers. ;)

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  9. The scientific studies prove laboratory experiments cause cancer in rats.

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  10. What I want on my t-shirt is,

    Disgruntled Ex-Employee

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  11. You should a fully Gruntled ex-employee.

    Don't allow an employer's bad decisions cause your damage to your state of gruntlement.

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  12. I want one also. Group-buy per chance?

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  13. But RX will only cause cancer if she is IN the state of california. Outside of it, we're safe. Oh, and 99% of people with cancer have used toilet paper, I'm pretty sure that's the real cause.

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  14. I'd like to see it on a pint glass.

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