Yep, I agree. I mean, look at the number of A-Bomb tests that were carried out, before they agreed that it was safe!Quote:
Originally Posted by superquag
Yep, I agree. I mean, look at the number of A-Bomb tests that were carried out, before they agreed that it was safe!Quote:
Originally Posted by superquag
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Originally Posted by Saitch
Wot you sayin' Willis? It wasn't safe for those poor Aborigines sitting in the creek beds on site that were supposed to have cleared off.
SE Oz did have" black oily clouds" blow over it post explosion because it was either done in haste or a stupid Weather Forecaster that got it wrong.
But hey who is complaining? At the end of the day it did boost Tourism numbers (ask Tombie) to those Bomb sites as well as reveal some slightly shop soiled Mustangs that were eventually flogged off. A win Win I reckon or possibly a lose lose.
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Warning. Some Land Rover content.[bighmmm]
The amazing 1 hour to create it followed by several months of extensive testing plus peer reviewed results and review of that data by our own TGA, ATAGI and medical community before we put millions in peoples arms :)Quote:
Originally Posted by superquag
The horse poo driveled by some is very funny expect it helps the odd few who know better than the rest of them
The very very cool MRNA scientist who has peer reviewed papers plus mentioned 258+ current studies for other uses than just Covid 19 will be news soon happily. It is hard to keep up with the science which is continuing to study the original data. Two who thought they had a appointment to chat re vax today were offered an appointment with a Doctor and asked to leave. They decided to shhh and sit and get the flu vax which was odd in my view as they clearly felt science was questionable. Not going to argue with them at all. Get a vaccine or not waste our time is everyone's choice. Suspect the real anti never get in the building with us fools and stupid easily deluded types [thumbsupbig] Not going to argue further- do and believe as you wish. Its your body.
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Originally Posted by NavyDiver
But but but, today I wish it was somebody else's:toilet:
[bighmmm][bigrolf].
Yep I like Brazilian beans. Nice dark and full flavor. the Coke I can skip thanks [biggrin]
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-61343037
Swiss police say they have seized 500kg of cocaine from a shipment of coffee that was sent to a Nespresso factory.
Workers at the plant in Romont alerted the authorities after finding white powder in sacks of coffee beans.
Full of holes like Swiss cheese perhaps [bigrolf]
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Originally Posted by NavyDiver
Voice from Kitchen; "Hey Darls, have you tried this new brew with those new off white beans yet, you got from ALDI. They beat the arse off that **** PABLO stuff. You can buy this selection again any time you like":clap2::clap2:
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So, seeing what happened to a couple of BOEING airliners when (a) "They" designed a new feature into it, and (b) Kept the end-users in the dark about it, and possible side-effects. ?
Insufficient real life flight tests ?
Or an executive decision to withold info ?
What ever it was, Boeing certainly shot themselves in the feet with QANTAS as well as a number of other Airlines as they preferenced AIRBUS IND for their new Fleet of Misc Aircraft. You cannot treat your client's like ****wits or there will be consequences.
A "Please Explain" was probably sitting on someone's desk for when they came back from their Holidays full of the joys of Spring, & not expecting the next phase of their Executive life to be in a Dole Queue.
Serves the ****ers right.
One of the middle east airlines is having a barnyard with Airbus over aircraft quality not meeting their contractual obligations. Response from Airbus had been to cancel their orders they have in place for other aircraft.
With the global 2 airline aircraft manufacturer policy that the EU and USA jointly operate with competition crushed before they can grow too big you do not have a lot of choice
For barnyard read barney. Predictive text jumped in thereQuote:
Originally Posted by 3toes
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Same thing 3t when one thinks about it.[bigrolf]
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Originally Posted by Saitch
Well, safe to transport by air... [biggrin], biggest concern was making sure it worked exactly as designed,
EVERY time. :rulez::bat:
-- 100% success in both 'Relative' and 'Actual' Risk ratios.
Latest (3rd docco dump?) 80,000 pages of Pfizer documents supplied to the FDA and now made public... imply THEY knew it was around 12% 'effective', not "95%"
Somehow, I don't think Pfizer's Scientists are cut from the same stock as the Los Alamos mob.