michaelr
08-24-2008, 05:47 PM
The White House and U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) are urging Americans to return to the stone age for their own safety.
Here............. (http://georgewashington2.blogspot.com/2008/08/government-urges-return-to-stone-age.html)
So gee where do I start, I dunno, I have used an oven all of my entire life, who knew that I was risking death. I am braver than I thought.
"After discovering that 'thermal expansion' of steel from a low-temperature fire led to the collapse of World Trade Center building 7," said NIST spokesperson Noh Wei, "we started realizing that other metal objects might also be at risk".
There people are nuts!!
White House spokesman Phil Johnson agreed, saying
"Once you understand this principle of thermal expansion, you start to realize that even household showerheads and faucets are dangerous. The hot water flowing through them could wreak havoc. The President is committed to leading the way back to a safer time, and a return to proven, traditional materials - which may not be flashy like metal - but remain rock-solid even when warm."
This falls into the whatthefuckaretheytalkingabout department. Our world is becoming an insane place to live.
Here............. (http://georgewashington2.blogspot.com/2008/08/government-urges-return-to-stone-age.html)
So gee where do I start, I dunno, I have used an oven all of my entire life, who knew that I was risking death. I am braver than I thought.
"After discovering that 'thermal expansion' of steel from a low-temperature fire led to the collapse of World Trade Center building 7," said NIST spokesperson Noh Wei, "we started realizing that other metal objects might also be at risk".
There people are nuts!!
White House spokesman Phil Johnson agreed, saying
"Once you understand this principle of thermal expansion, you start to realize that even household showerheads and faucets are dangerous. The hot water flowing through them could wreak havoc. The President is committed to leading the way back to a safer time, and a return to proven, traditional materials - which may not be flashy like metal - but remain rock-solid even when warm."
This falls into the whatthefuckaretheytalkingabout department. Our world is becoming an insane place to live.