How Many Trees?

Posted by Slobokan @ 18:22 · 180 words · print

How many trees do they plan to kill to put this one down on paper?

Washington State banned indoor public smoking.

Now, the City of Seattle may ban employees from making microwave popcorn.

No kidding.

A memo from the Fleets and Facilities Department addressed to "Employees at Civic Center Buildings" says there has been several evacuations in recent years due smoke alarms being tripped by burning popcorn.

The memo states that in the past three years, there have been eight evacuations at the Justice Center, which includes jail cells and courtrooms, because of burnt popcorn. That's more than 400 people evacuated each time.

There have also been several evacuations at City Hall and Seattle Municipal Tower because of the overcooked treat.

The memo states that if the problem continues, there will be a microwave popcorn ban in downtown City buildings.

Isn't it hilarious that they needed a memo telling them to follow the instructions on the package?

There is such a thing as too many laws, you know. I feel sad for the people of Seattle.

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