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« Made it to San Diego | Main | Boston lays out another $3.2 million for wrongful conviction »

California

Posted by David Hardy · 13 August 2006 10:32 PM

Well, there's no doubt about the type of place I'm in. First, everything (including public garages) carries warnings that something or else in them "is known by the State of California to cause cancer." The garages have it because CA "knows" that exhaust does it. The hotel has it because it has smoking rooms (so you're informed that *someone else* may be exposing themselves to a risk). In fact, the pack of fishing sinkers I just bought has such a warning, too, cautioning me to wash my hands after touching these deadly lead sinkers.

Oh, and a political ad on the radio for an initative to put some manner of fee on oil companies' offshore drilling, OK, and then "make sure that they can't pass the fee on to you."

6 Comments

Daniel | August 14, 2006 3:41 PM

Welcome to the communist state of California.

andy.s | August 14, 2006 7:21 PM

These idiotic signs are from prop 67 a few years back, if I remember right.

The whole silly thing was, you have to put these signs up everywhere. If somebody proves you have laser printer toner on your premises (or something equally deadly) and you didn't have a sign, naughty naughty, you get sued and pay a couple thousand bucks.

I think the proposition was passed with money from the Trial Lawyers Guild and the Sign Manufacture's lobby.

The Mechanic | August 15, 2006 8:26 AM

I live here in the nanny state. It do get tiresome. Moly coated cast bullets got popular because you're not touching the deadly lead.

Daniel | August 15, 2006 11:51 AM

Right before our state senators convene for session they are constitutionally obligated under article 6.1 to consume as much hard liquor as humanly possible. This is to guarantee that when session is out the most obscene and pointless laws come out of Sacramento! This is to maintain our image of being the wackiest state in the union.

geekWithA.45 | August 16, 2006 7:31 AM

A few years back, I played a joke on a CA vendor I was visiting, who I knew well.

Before entering the plant, I stopped, scrutinized the sign, and then, in mock shock, announced that I wasn't going in THERE, I might DIE!

It was a good chuckle all around.

JKB | August 16, 2006 9:35 PM

I've always thought it will be a high moment of irony when they finally come to the realization that worrying about everything causing cancer is known by the State of California to cause cancer.

Take two Jamba Juice with antioxidants and let us know if you make it out alive.