I believe it on those trays… been through the line many times, and people throw their coats, shoes, etc., into those things and they don’t get a wipe down or even a quick spray (a la the shoes at the local bowling alley)…
Considering how often the “Germs” get radiated by going through the x-ray machine all day long, it is a wonder that any have not yet mutated into something dangerous.
so, is that witch thing some 200 year old law that they don’t enforce but never bothered to erase or could you be arrested for trying to put on a performance of the Wizard of Oz?
The kilogram one won’t be true much longer. There are finally sensitive enough instruments to define the kilogram in terms of physical constants. https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/science/historic-vote-redefine-kilogram-changes-forever-way-we-measure-mass-ncna936606
The statement about the germs does not imply what everybody thinks. It is quite senseless to “count” the germs and say sth like “most infested”. It depends on the types of germs, whether they are harmless, bad, or even very dangerous. Few TB bacteria or legionellae might cause a life-threatening epidemic, whereas 1000 times more of some harmless bacteria won’t do anything. Many germs are useful and your body is highly “infested” by them on the inside by them. People loosing them through abuse of sugar or antibiotics often get seriously ill because these germs play an import role in the biological and chemical processes inside their body.
Templo S.U.D. about 6 years ago
Airports must go through millions of sanitation wipes for those trays.
Aussie Down Under about 6 years ago
On the actual aeroplane I think you will find it’s the pocket in front of you that holds the information etc.
MosheWaisberg about 6 years ago
they’re busy changing the definition of the kilogram to use measurable constants
Bilan about 6 years ago
The bowls that TSA use are actually dog food bowls.
If you claim you’re a witch in Canada, do you have to put a spell on somebody to get out of paying a fine?
Say What Now‽ Premium Member about 6 years ago
Us real witches and warlocks don’t like the pretenders.
J Short about 6 years ago
Canadian Judge: That’s the third witch today; it’s a crime wave.
Spock about 6 years ago
These lawmaking muggles have been bewitched by agents sent from the Canadian Ministry of Magic.
sheilag about 6 years ago
I believe it on those trays… been through the line many times, and people throw their coats, shoes, etc., into those things and they don’t get a wipe down or even a quick spray (a la the shoes at the local bowling alley)…
Fuz about 6 years ago
I travel a lot, and that’s one of the reasons I never eat in airports.
Nighthawks Premium Member about 6 years ago
That kilogram successfully made his escape from prison and is now know as the Count of Monte Kilogram
Nighthawks Premium Member about 6 years ago
I suppose the reason why urinals are not the most germ infested is because they occasionally get flushed
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 6 years ago
The witch thing is not enforced, of course.
drycurt about 6 years ago
That lump of metal has just been retired as a standard.
Sassy's Mom about 6 years ago
Those airport bins are what people put shoes in. Of course they are germ-ridden.
drfrasher about 6 years ago
The Kilogram will no longer based on that cylinder. After 20 May, 2019 it will be defined in terms of the Planck constant
Marblemouth about 6 years ago
Germs are good for you—as long as you chew them up well. A little extra protein.
joeatwork212 about 6 years ago
The Kilogram Standard will change on May 20, 2019 to something more universal. Nothing that will affect the vast majority of us.
edeevans1947 about 6 years ago
Love it! The logo now features Art Linkletter’s image, and a pretty good one at that.
paranormal about 6 years ago
So, in Canada it’s legal to be a witch???
Chad Cheetah about 6 years ago
Can’t be a witch on Halloween in Canada then?
Dean about 6 years ago
Considering how often the “Germs” get radiated by going through the x-ray machine all day long, it is a wonder that any have not yet mutated into something dangerous.
Gent about 6 years ago
So I guess they’re okay with real witches then.
anomalous4 about 6 years ago
And the germiest things in fast-food places are the trays. Those things can – & should – be run through the dishwasher between uses.
rAtkinson about 6 years ago
What happens if you are a Witch? And how do they weigh the cylinder if it is locked up?
yangeldf about 6 years ago
so, is that witch thing some 200 year old law that they don’t enforce but never bothered to erase or could you be arrested for trying to put on a performance of the Wizard of Oz?
anorok2 about 6 years ago
O.k….but is legal if you ARE a witch?
wizengy about 6 years ago
The Canadian law is mainly about accepting money for witchcraft devinations. I think Wiccans, who call themselves witches, are safe.
russef about 6 years ago
And they just discovered that they can unlock the vault and throw out the 139 year old cylinder!
russef about 6 years ago
Conversely, I guess that means that REAL witches are OK in Canada.
buschap about 6 years ago
The kilogram one won’t be true much longer. There are finally sensitive enough instruments to define the kilogram in terms of physical constants. https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/science/historic-vote-redefine-kilogram-changes-forever-way-we-measure-mass-ncna936606
ekke about 6 years ago
Not any more. All artifact-based metric standards have been supplanted.
Nicole ♫ ⊱✿ ◕‿◕✿⊰♫ Premium Member about 6 years ago
Canada legalized witchcraft: https://broadly.vice.com/en_us/article/xw8m8n/double-double-trudeau-and-trouble-canada-legalizes-witchcraft
Pedmar Premium Member about 6 years ago
Must be why I died after sending an unwrapped sandwich through the TSA scanner.
craigwestlake about 6 years ago
My mother-in law doesn’t pretend…
Spock about 6 years ago
The statement about the germs does not imply what everybody thinks. It is quite senseless to “count” the germs and say sth like “most infested”. It depends on the types of germs, whether they are harmless, bad, or even very dangerous. Few TB bacteria or legionellae might cause a life-threatening epidemic, whereas 1000 times more of some harmless bacteria won’t do anything. Many germs are useful and your body is highly “infested” by them on the inside by them. People loosing them through abuse of sugar or antibiotics often get seriously ill because these germs play an import role in the biological and chemical processes inside their body.