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  #2127411 15-Nov-2018 18:26
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Someone please do an official info request to acc for any slipping on onion accidents




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  #2127479 15-Nov-2018 19:55
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Rather than Onions before sausages, how about customers use eyes before feet, then there is no slipping over. 

 

Honestly!


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  #2127491 15-Nov-2018 20:29
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MadEngineer: Someone please do an official info request to acc for any slipping on onion accidents

 

According to this article in the last five years there have been 25 sausage sizzle related injuries and 21 ACC claims for slipping on onions.




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  #2127496 15-Nov-2018 20:38
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networkn:

 

Rather than Onions before sausages, how about customers use eyes before feet, then there is no slipping over. 

 

Honestly!

 

 

To a point yes but there are those in our community that have less than ideal vision or due to disabilities cannot look down easily. The elderly are vulnerable with this and a fall can be life changing or shortening.





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  #2127503 15-Nov-2018 20:48
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Do Not Panic:

 

PM Jacinda Ardern and Aussie counterpart discuss Bunnings' bizarre sausage sizzle

 

Now we will have the formation of a bipartisan and inter-country bureaucratic parliamentary committee to discuss for over a year and then possibly legislate the order of ingredients.





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  #2127506 15-Nov-2018 20:55
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FineWine:

 

Do Not Panic:

 

PM Jacinda Ardern and Aussie counterpart discuss Bunnings' bizarre sausage sizzle

 

Now we will have the formation of a bipartisan and inter-country bureaucratic parliamentary committee to discuss for over a year and then possibly legislate the order of ingredients.

 

 

That should happen. It is serious, the impact on health, and onion growers is horrendous. OSH needs to rule here. Onions need to be mandated to be dried. Tomato Sauce is the next cab off the rank, that also needs to be dried, and add some friction enhancing GE modified substances. An Onion Tax would allow this issue too be dealt with, right now. 

 

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  #2127560 15-Nov-2018 21:45
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It's just offally ridiculous.






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  #2127829 16-Nov-2018 10:54
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networkn:

 

Rather than Onions before sausages, how about customers use eyes before feet, then there is no slipping over. 

 

Honestly!

 

 

 

 

How about if you drop it you pick it up and put it in the bin? That is the base of the issue people dropping their rubbish and just leaving it on the ground for someone else to deal with.


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  #2127832 16-Nov-2018 11:03
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Varkk:

 

networkn:

 

Rather than Onions before sausages, how about customers use eyes before feet, then there is no slipping over. 

 

Honestly!

 

 

 

 

How about if you drop it you pick it up and put it in the bin? That is the base of the issue people dropping their rubbish and just leaving it on the ground for someone else to deal with.

 

 

Exactly. Whilst I do understand there are a small percentage of the population who geniunely struggle with some parts of mobility, legislating to help the others, is making excuses for people being responsible for themselves and those whom they affect.

 

 


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  #2127881 16-Nov-2018 12:10
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I don't see what the problem is. I always have bread, sauce, onions, and sausage on top. Only way to keep the onions from falling out and making a mess!

 

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  #2127892 16-Nov-2018 12:31
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MikeB4:

 

I just give them a donation at Bunnings and Mitre 10 sizzles. I wont eat the food it is just too risky

 

 

Oh thats just nonsense!  I've never become sick from a public sizzle in my life. 


 
 
 

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  #2127893 16-Nov-2018 12:33
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surfisup1000:

 

MikeB4:

 

I just give them a donation at Bunnings and Mitre 10 sizzles. I wont eat the food it is just too risky

 

 

Oh thats just nonsense!  I've never become sick from a public sizzle in my life. 

 

 

 

 

If you read my later post I explained. I have a heavily suppressed immune system. What could cause you a few hours discomfort can kill me.





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  #2128616 17-Nov-2018 21:20
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This sausage sizzle issue seems like a jono&Ben/guy William segment

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