Jammer, Not more labels, but the same labeling system used in the commercial gas industry ( no more tank wraps or dedicated cylinders ). Everybody doing it the same way ( one standard ) > > More labels doesn't solve the labeling problem, Ted. > > > I've said it before, and I'll say it again. > You are a "dreamer" if you don't think I can be sued when a diver dies as a result of the wrong mix at depth. It's called product liabillity. When the product results in a death, the manufacturer must prove that the person was made aware that they shouldn't use the product in the way they did. Go look at a nomal 6' step ladder. All the warning labels are the result of law suits resulting from misuse of the product. > No one but the diver is responsible for the gas breathed at depth. > We don't want Control. We want protection from you when you misuse our product and your widow tries to sue us! > Store owners might *THINK* they are, but their delusions of control, not > to mention grandeur, change nothing. > > No one but the diver. Note the little dot at the end of the sentence. > > Since authority must equal responsibility, and the store owners are not > responsible, they have no authority that we, the divers, don't allow them > to have. > > If you breathe off my tanks, you might die. > > --------- > "Huh?" > --Jammer, 1992 > --------- Enjoy the 1950's. It's obviously the time period you live in! Ted Green (owner) Tidewater Aquatics (Dive Store) Salisbury Maryland USA TDI IT #029 SSI MI #178 The world contains but three types of people: 1. Those who make things happen. 2. Those who watch things happen. 3. Those who wonder what happened. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send list subscription requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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