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From: fine@nmtvax.UUCP (Andrew J Fine)
Newsgroups: net.misc
Subject: Re: Urinalysis...Lie Detectors...all th ( really drug safety )
Message-ID: <1032@nmtvax.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 14-May-86 19:39:23 EDT
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Posted: Wed May 14 19:39:23 1986
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Reply-To: fine@nmtvax.UUCP (Andrew J Fine)
Organization: New Mexico Tech, Socorro
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In article <> mading@puff.UUCP (Eric Mading) writes:
>In article <1486@udenva.UUCP>, showard@udenva.UUCP (Mr. Blore) writes:
>> In article <886@puff.UUCP> mading@puff.UUCP (Eric Mading) writes:
>> >
>> >Now while I feel that I can't prove that LSD is addictive, someone obviously
>> >will someday.  

Does that mean you would fire anyone using Trojans or Encares because someone
will find them addictive someday?

>> 
>> Research has _proven_ LSD to be non-addictive.  
>> 
>Research has also proven that LSD is a hallugenic drug.  It should not be     
>tolerated.                             ^^^^^^^^^^
 
LSD should not be tolerated?  LSD should not produce a tolerance? People don't
have a tolerance for LSD?  

>I could not hire anyone who uses LSD as that person might have hallucinations
>on the job and make a big error that would cause major problems.

Bad grammar.  A run-on sentence with no punctuation.  Trite phrase, ie. 
"make a big error".  Overuse of indefinite articles. 

"I could not hire anyone who uses LSD.  Anyone who uses LSD might have 
hallucinations on the job.  Having hallucinations while working creates errors.
Making errors on the job would cause major problems."

By the way, Eric, I could not hire anyone who cannot express ideas logically,
cannot spell, does not know grammar, and does not know how to properly word
a sentence.

Andrew Jonathan Fine