Homeland Security has advice for confronting mass murders: scissors

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  • Hookeye

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    I don't use scissors, I use a knife.
    Guy at work years ago freaked when I used it to open an odd type of packaging (hard on hands).
    I explained that GM considered it a tool (4" or shorter blade, folding) so no need to be a d*ck.
    Of course the manager sheep/guy built all his parts wrong (moron).
    So we had to make more the next day.
    Open a new tough package of components and he asks to borrow my Benchmade.
    It was not as sharp (due to use) as all the surgical scalpels we had in the lab, but those blades suck for leverage.
    Dude was maybe 40's, clueless, until he was shown (and he himself needed) a better tool.
    I suspect since then he has regressed.
    Probably wets himself in fear over a pic of evil black scissors ;)
    Where does HR get these clowns?????
     

    IndyDave1776

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    I don't use scissors, I use a knife.
    Guy at work years ago freaked when I used it to open an odd type of packaging (hard on hands).
    I explained that GM considered it a tool (4" or shorter blade, folding) so no need to be a d*ck.
    Of course the manager sheep/guy built all his parts wrong (moron).
    So we had to make more the next day.
    Open a new tough package of components and he asks to borrow my Benchmade.
    It was not as sharp (due to use) as all the surgical scalpels we had in the lab, but those blades suck for leverage.
    Dude was maybe 40's, clueless, until he was shown (and he himself needed) a better tool.
    I suspect since then he has regressed.
    Probably wets himself in fear over a pic of evil black scissors ;)
    Where does HR get these clowns?????

    At minimum, if they are going to hire clowns, they at least need to find some who are funny!
     

    rgrimm01

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    ffsupra23

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    Might as well use a frying pan or something, you can just throw it at them. It'll hurt a lot worse than a pair of scissors. (from a distance)
     

    boozoo

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    This is from the same idiots that advised us to buy plastic sheeting and duct tape to protect our homes in case of a chemical attack.
     
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