Re: Are checkout-counter lasers hazardous?

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From: seibert
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1990 15:57

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You ask if they're dangerous?  Ever wonder why the clerks
ring fresh fruits and vegetables by hand...?  ((I see melted
bananas, sprouts catching fire, boiled oranges...))  I can't
believe OSHA lets the clerks stand so close to the laser
units or that innocent customers, like yourself, can be
zapped accidentally!  You're lucky you weren't maimed.  _MS

((winking smiley with glasses))
-- 
Michael Seibert         seibert@xn.ll.mit.edu        ll-xn!seibert

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From: seibert@XN.LL.MIT.EDU (seibert)
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Subject: Re: Are checkout-counter lasers hazardous?
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Date: 9 Jan 90 15:57:12 GMT
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