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Expert Traces Path of Blackout Surge
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| August 16, 2003
| Scott Ott
Posted on 08/17/2003 8:11:48 PM PDT by Cathryn Crawford
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To: Cathryn Crawford
BTTT!!!!!!
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08/18/2003 3:05:27 AM PDT
by
E.G.C.
To: Cathryn Crawford
The problem apparently started... where an autoworker eating lunch squirted some mayonnaise from his bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich onto the floor at 3:37 p.m... A janitor noticing the spill at 3:48 p.m. fetched a mop and began to swab the floor. This is obviously incorrect. Having worked in an Ohio auto plant, I know for a fact that more than 11 minutes is needed for a janitor to act on a mayo spill. It takes (approximately) 15 minutes to notify a supervisor, another 30 for the supervisor to contact the janitor's supervisor, 20 for the janitor to be found and notified, and 45 for the janitor to arrive at the scene.
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posted on
08/18/2003 5:51:28 AM PDT
by
Fudd
To: Cathryn Crawford
rofl!
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08/18/2003 7:28:01 AM PDT
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honeygrl
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