Re: Darkroom hazards, was Levels & Curves

[Nikki Pedersen <shusett1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

on 12/30/01 3:21 AM, rafeb@adelphia.net at rafeb@adelphia.net wrote:

> On 29 Dec 2001 at 21:47, morris wrote:
> 
>> Didn't mean to ruffle feathers.  Im just getting tired of listning to a
>> bunch of people with no background in any discipline except some Social
>> Science, that seem to have so much influence on our law makers.  And yes,
>> inhaling some of the fumes might cause a problem for some people, but these
>> same people might be bothered by smelling flowers, or gasoline.
> 
> 
> Oh, not to worry.  All those social advances that so
> trouble you will have been undone after a couple more
> years of Dubya's stewardship, and we will happily return
> to those blissful pre-OSHA days where employees
> quietly died of their emphysemas and carcinomas, without
> impacting "shareholder value" or CEO compensations.
> 
> Bill Moyers and the entire NPR reporting staff will have
> been tried and sentenced by military tribunal, and all the
> news will be just swell.
> 
> FWIW, sniffing gasoline is rather well documented to
> be rather harmful to most humans but let's not let
> facts get in the way, shall we?
> 
> 
> rafe b.
> 
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Dear rafe b.: I'm saving this email reply forever. I will never enjoy the
smell of gasoline in quite the same way :-)

Nikki P. 

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