Thursday, August 12, 2010
Stop the world -- I want to get off!
OMG! My day started bad and went downhill from there! I woke up with a back ache, did not have a good workout, get into work and find out that my plans have to be reworked because China decided Saturday October 9th is a work day. I'm vilified in a meeting for problems created and controlled by another group. A perfect storm is being formed for this weekend by people who think proactive is something they sell on infomercials to clear up pimples!
I look forward to Friday the 13th!! Heck, I don't think I'm going to make it through Thursday the 12th!
I would take this last-gulp-of-air after coming up for the third time, but I think it will all be Carbon Dioxide from all the hot-air going on!
I think the greatest export of the UK is politics, hot-air, and a flair for the dramatics! They are also good at pushing-buttons, taking pot-shots at people who are not present to defend themselves, and placing the blame on everyone except for who should take it!
I HATE England! Your best export was Dr. Who! ...and you don't even export that until after it has been on the air for 6 months!
Wow! I'm glad to get that off my chest!
Oh well, back to the war!
Till next time Ranters (if there IS a next time!!!)!
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
FREE Organically Grown Vegetables!
Recently, I was in our break-room at my workplace. I saw an empty basket with the sign, "FREE Organically Grown Vegetables" I thought to myself - As opposed to what? Genetically enhanced vegetables?
When I got a free moment, I went onto dictionary.com to find out exactly what is meant by organic. It gave the following definition:
of, relating to, derived from, or characteristic of living plants and animalsSo, this still perplexes me! How do organically grown vegetables differ from non-organically grown vegetables, and -more importantly- why did the author of the sign believe they had to differentiate their vegetables as organic. Were the vegetables still living?
I guess if I worked at a genetics research company, it would make more sense to distinguish between genetically altered versus not. But, I don't work at a genetics plant. I work for a large financial institutions. I don't even know anyone who grows nor had grown non-organic vegetables. What would such a vegetable look like?
Well, this will just have to stay as another perplexing mystery!
Till next time Ranters!
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