Sly Bald Guys Forum
Discussions About Being Bald => Reactions to being Bald => Topic started by: zzaapp on February 08, 2008, 05:04:58 PM
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In my job, I get to go into all sorts of places. Today, I went to the factory of a major manufacturer of "beauty products", mostly shampoos and conditioners. I always comply with our clients' safety regulations, but would you believe, they required me to wear a hair net??? :/O
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Makes total sense to me... NOT. It's a simple by product of the Nothing Is Black or White world we live in. You are not allowed to use common sense logic (no hair, no hair net)... everything has to be laid out in a rules book, and don't you dare stray from it.
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It seems to follow the same logic my company uses... we are required to wear a hard hat even when there is nothing over head but sky. Hey, it COULD fall on our heads! :*))
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In my job, I get to go into all sorts of places. Today, I went to the factory of a major manufacturer of "beauty products", mostly shampoos and conditioners. I always comply with our clients' safety regulations, but would you believe, they required me to wear a hair net??? :/O
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WARHAWK O0
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Common sense is anything but common.
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LOL! That reminds me of when I went into surgery with my wife for her c-section. They gave me a cap to wear. I asked, "What's this for?" The lady quickly said, so you don't shed any hair and contaminate the sterile area. Then she looked at me and my head with a grin and said, "Yes, you still have to wear it if you want to see your baby being born."
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we are required to wear a hard hat even when there is nothing over head but sky. Hey, it COULD fall on our heads! :*))
So what's it feel like to work for Chicken Little?? :*))
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1.You must wear a hardhat on site even though there is nothing that you work above so therefore no risk whatsoever to be hit in the head.
2. You must wear a hairnet even though you have no hair on your head?!
We can thank the PC brigade for these assanine rules and regulations
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I'm always afraid to use assanine in a sentence cause I never know how to spell it and don't want to sound assanine, I hope you're right
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WELL... its not a COMPANY policy, BUT... about 10 years ago either colorado or california had a inmate on death row that was to be executed but was dying of cancer , The inmate was declared "to ill to have sentence carried out" because to do so would be "CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT" SO... the state spent almost a million $ to get this inmate healthy enough to execute ! :/O
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WELL... its not a COMPANY policy, BUT... about 10 years ago either colorado or california had a inmate on death row that was to be executed but was dying of cancer , The inmate was declared "to ill to have sentence carried out" because to do so would be "CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT" SO... the state spent almost a million $ to get this inmate healthy enough to execute ! :/O
... AND THE INSANITY GOES ON. There is a court challenge in some state that the injection itself (for lethal injections) is a cruel and unusual punishment, and therefore, the execution shouldn't take place. Why don't you ask your victim whom you bludgeoned to death if he thought his murder was cruel and unusual punishment? :/O
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It is refreshing to know that the health and well being of murderers and rapists are taken into account after the fact that the victims of their hideous crimes are either in the ground or emotionally destroyed.
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if you don't have hair on your head, what exactly is it that you shave everyday?
roots and stubble can still fall out.
As far as the hardhat, there is such a thing as side impacts too.
You may think these are silly rules, but there is a reason why they are in place (meaning the accident happened to someone in the past)
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if you don't have hair on your head, what exactly is it that you shave everyday?
roots and stubble can still fall out.
Hey, Jay,
I was wondering how long it would take before someone finally pointed out the reason behind it. It really is to protect the product from contamination, and not to protect the person...
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Sorry Jay, but I dont buy that.
Are you telling me that a bald man wearing a hair net is going to prevent contamination?
Not a chance
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I think it makes perfect sense. The company just wants to protect themselves from a lawsuit in case something were to happen. If you wear a hairnet, the company can truthfully say "everyone was wearing hairnets."
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It is true, the rules are in place for a reason. It's the same for everybody.
Really what it's meant to do is keep you in the habit of being safe, so it becomes second nature. Safety in the workplace is very important, especially when you work in a place where a hardhat is required.
zzaapp, is putting on a hairnet or cap for a few minutes really going to bother you that much? , at least your hair won't get messed up, lol. ;)