Steve Maskery
Old Oak
... Yes really. I bought some sandpaper and it came with a user manual.
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Sandpaper user manual...
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And above all, make sure you do not confuse sandpaper with Andrex
Steve Maskery
Old Oak
There are all kinds of fetishes...
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Lurker
Old Oak
I like the safety regulations bit. Can’t remember that one being enacted.
Lons
Old Oak
When I were a lad there was no such thing as Andrex. News of the World had more than one use. They think recycling is a modern trait
Dr.Al
Old Oak
Interesting. Apart from toilet paper, what was the other use for The News of the World?
Trevanion
Old Oak
There was a case some years ago, I believe it was the '80s, in the United States where an individual bought a welder and welding rods from a supplier and injured themselves using them and took the supplier to court as there wasn't adequate warnings that one could be injured from using a welder and they won the case.
Since then, suppliers charge a "hazmat fee" on top of all orders, and it's usually a flat rate whether you're just buying one thing or a thousand, so it makes smaller purchases non-economic. The premise is that since you're paying a hazmat fee, so you should be fully aware that what you're buying is hazardous and could injure you.
I suppose it's not dissimilar to the new EPP license for purchasing and handling hazardous chemicals here such as battery acid, £40 a year for the privilege!
Since then, suppliers charge a "hazmat fee" on top of all orders, and it's usually a flat rate whether you're just buying one thing or a thousand, so it makes smaller purchases non-economic. The premise is that since you're paying a hazmat fee, so you should be fully aware that what you're buying is hazardous and could injure you.
I suppose it's not dissimilar to the new EPP license for purchasing and handling hazardous chemicals here such as battery acid, £40 a year for the privilege!
Lurker
Old Oak
My chainsaw manual warns me not to put my hands on the chain whilst it’s running.
It’s good advice and would never occurred to me otherwise.
It’s good advice and would never occurred to me otherwise.
Dr.Al
Old Oak
Lons
Old Oak
Good question, I'd ask my dad but he's not with us any more. I've never bought a copyInteresting. Apart from toilet paper, what was the other use for The News of the World?
