so the crash position serves to purposes - (a) kill you quickly so the company doesn't have to pay for hospital care, (b) keep your skull and more importantly your teeth near to your body in the case of an accident..
all connexions advisers don't know their arse from their elbow
Not according to MythBusters! They tested this and the crash position is safer than not being in the crash position.
Quoted for absolute truth!
Apparently my Ideal profession is a locksmith... after a 2 hour test and multiple sessions. Made my own mind up in the end.
If you work in software development, try to work for a Spanish company as their IT chicks are much, much, much hotter than our IT chicks...
Acronyms make it fun though.
VOR = VHF Omni-Directional Radar. VHF = Very High Frequency. A layman has no chance of understading that...becuase i'm one, and don't.I can't possibly agree with that although I've discovered that at my work they make acronyms using other acronyms so a layman has almost no chance of guessing what's going on
A certain supermarket has just begun a tactical warehouse alignment, if you know what it means feel free to let us know.
We also bin close to 3k a week in out of date but perfectly edible food. Oh and if you report finding out of date food in a supermarket they can be fined 5k so push for that free stuff.
I know where all the CCTV cameras are in the Toby carvery I eat at regular. And that they cost £85000 to set up. And they only upgraded from monochrome three years ago.
Holy mother of god. 85k on CCTV for a pub that serves food?!? Is that how much it costs these days?
It costs the underground £1000 for a metal bracket to fit the camera to.
It's costing the LUL £35m to move equipment from one room to another 5 metres away to prepare for Crossrail.
I don't work there but I know someone high up.