Yes, it could ship as a solid. The plant, seeds, stems, leaves etc., all poisonous. Tea or extracted juices form the liquid version. Easier to injest as supposedly the taste is nasty.

angela

At least there's no aftertaste! :D

I would, but then I work in government and you would pretty much have to admit to open murder to lose your job here. Even then it would be a long union fought battle.

I have invented technology that has generated over $525M in revenue. When I managed the R&D team, we made all sorts of 'mistakes' along the way but this is all part of the learning process.

That I can understand, but not on an established product.

Not a ******* chance!!!

Last company was a $4B organization and I miskeyed 4 cases of Gatorade during an inventory and was put on a 90 day "rehabilitative learning plan"...

I went back into the inventory system and fixed the mistake sameday...was handsomely rewarded with written disciplinary warning. Place was unreal.

Sad but true, I've seen plenty of examples, easy way to get incompetence out of a critical position is just move them up the ladder & hide them in middle management.

We've lost several people over sexual & racial comments, even the union couldn't help these idiots. The only other people who have lost their jobs here had drug problems.

True, what I meant was that incompetence, regardless the degree, will not get you fired.

Good question. I work in insurance. It is possible to make a $1MM mistake daily. In fact, it happens daily. The good news is that we carry E&O to cover our screw ups and many of these screw ups simply never result in a loss.

$1MM error? Probably survive it if it wasn't too stupid!

Larry

My problem is if I made a million dollar mistake I probably killed a whole bunch of people.
The kinda thing you probably never come back from. If there was no negligence just human error I would still have a job, probably wouldn't be able to do it though.

I can't get fired, but I'd probably have to forget retiring any time soon.

Wonder if this guy was fired......

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1363956469.jpg

Big mistake........
 

Don't know about a $1M mistake, but back in the '80s a supervisor working for GTE made a $300K mistake and managed to keep his job. Don't think he got a raise for a couple of years, though!

Why is this in green? (Don't answer. It's a rhetorical question.)