Xander ,'Empty Places'
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Kind of hard to outlaw a naturally occurring mineral
But you can outlaw using it as insulation, and for most industrial uses too. (There may be one or two applications where it is unavoidable - don't know, but there sure as heck are substitutes for most purposes.)
Kind of hard to outlaw a naturally occurring mineral.
Well, they outlawed naturally growing plants, so it's just part of the dominion of mother earth.
Kind of hard to outlaw a naturally occurring mineral.
Indeed. And yet they spend a fortune doing so with pot.
The asbestos litigation IS out of control, and this is a good step. If you don't think it is, consider that this is not something that is unanimously supported by manufacturers.
And honestly, I don't think because Halliburton took on some liability it really affects this bill in any way.
And honestly, I don't think because Halliburton took on some liability it really affects this bill in any way.
Just another lucky break for Halliburton then? They seem to get a lot of them from this administration.
The asbestos litigation IS out of control
That is true.
Just another lucky break for Halliburton then? They seem to get a lot of them from this administration.
Halliburton doesn't currently have any asbestos liability. They funded a settlement trust earlier this year. The bill doesn't affect them, luckily or otherwise.
Halliburton doesn't currently have any asbestos liability
My mistake, I still thought they had liability.
So I went to the Zam Zam last night after work, and Scarlett Johansson and her entourage came in. It was weird.
Scarlett Johansson and her entourage came in. It was weird.
So what do famous folks and their hangers-on do in clubs? Do they dance with the hoi polloi or just lurk in the VIP section and feel fabulous?