What the Heck?! Thread (Closed)

[delft]

I do not like it.

 

[Miragedriver]

evotees watching two cars on the 'Wall of Death'Magh Mela Festival, Allahabad, India
Picture: Rex Features


Back to bottling my Grenache

 

[Miragedriver]

Craziest airline uniforms:

Japan's Skymark Airlines caused an uproar when it unveiled a temporary uniform featuring skimpy miniskirts

Singapore Airlines' cabin crew members have worn a sarong kebaya that was first introduced in 1968

Kymark Airlines flight attendants expressed concerns about passengers taking photos up their skirts

ufthansa's tradition of wearing a Bavarian folk costume was introduced in 1957 and revived in 2005

Virgin Atlantic's female cabin crew members have complained that their uniforms are too tight


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[Miragedriver]

More uniforms:

The union representing Cathay Pacific flight attendants complained that their uniforms are too sexy

Etihad Airways' latest uniform - unveiled last month - doesn't include a trousers option for women

Qantas cabin crew complained that their outfits are not practical for the job's physical requirements



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[broadsword]

Is there a Hooters Airline?

 

[Jeff Head]

Is there a Hooters Airline?

Let's not go there.

Even on this thread, remember the rules...particularly with respect to sexual themes.

 

[AssassinsMace]

Why? I thought I was going to see some recorded sped-up video of a McDonald's meal decomposing.

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[broadsword]

It is a substitute for sleeping pills.

 

[solarz]

Why? I thought I was going to see some recorded sped-up video of a McDonald's meal decomposing.

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If it's stored in a closed container where it does not come into contact with moisture, then it will obviously not undergo any changes.

Food does not really "decompose", as cooked food is generally free of bacteria and has lost most of its water content. If stored in a moist and warm environment, the most likely result is mold.

 

[solarz]

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At first, I thought she drank some contaminated tea and died of an infection, but then I came upon this line:

Amy Logan said staff at the all-female retreat made various teas for clients and, on Jan. 17, crafted a drink for her sister to give her "clarity on her future path." The teas are designed to make people vomit, or purge and cleanse the body.

"The other three women in the group stopped vomiting within 15 minutes ... Jennifer didn't stop and began to panic."

Seriously, WTH??? Why would you drink something like that??? The body vomits for a reason, namely that of preventing toxins from being absorbed into the bloodstream. If something makes you vomit, then it's pretty certain that it's toxic. Why would you voluntarily ingest it???