Just act so that you do not have badly repaired extension cords and tell your workers to immediately warn you when a tool/machine has a faulty component. Seems that on your workplace you don’t care much for safety, and if so your fines were well deserved. Remember: faulty cords MUST NOT be “repaired” with electrician…

Now I see. Too bad that the bowtie must go on the gill’s divider belt.

Oh.

That who just posts the same picture of the article without any comment, is not a commenter but a poor thing.

HOW. SO. VERY. VERY. VERY. FUNNY. AH. AH. AH.

She’s a storyteller. And who is Roberto?

WUT?

At least one thing is clear to whoever has a normally working brain: that was NOT aerosol paint.

Does it have an approved catalytic converter that’s street legal?

Your clip is an obscene defecation, and demeans whoever should post it.

But baturally!

But on the manual (from a CBSN article) is written that the engines are by CFM, and sure that brand has a quirky name.

Thank you for showing me the most disgusting thing I have seen today.

That’s where the Americans learned the habit of fearing some words, and the need to rename them or replace them with asterisks, just to be able to put them into a phrase. We are Catholics, but we have no troubles with calling the things with their proper name, without the ridiculous need of writing idiocies like the “n…

What a poor choice.

What a stupid reply.

From CBSN:

See you later???*

Of course the backup camera will be obligatory from 2018 in the USA only, because that is the land of the funny and ridiculous decisions.

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