Just another thing to think about
@imastawka wrote:In the food industry, you're supposed to wear blue
Why is that does anyone know?
You see them all the time on coking shows (goodness those people must be careless with knives 
) but I don't think I've ever seen them for sale anywhere.
kopenhagen5 wrote:Were golliwogs recently pulled from ebay because of the name? Edit - Yes, I think they deleted the category.
Yes and Robertson's had to remove them from their Marmalde & Jam preserve jars - which they've used as their mascot since 1910 - because it offended the wailers and screamers of the politically correct tribe. Robertson's also produced little enamel pin badges of the Gollies as sportsmen, musicians, etc, which I think eBay also removed. Pathetic, it really is.
'The debate started when Paula Dahlberg, a blogger born in Colombia, argued on a radio talk show that the labelling of only beige plasters as "skin-coloured" contributed to everyday racism.
"Usually I try and find a clear plaster, to try and be a little more discreet, precisely because there are no plasters available close to my skin colour … it's part of what is usually called the whiteness norm, that white people are normal," she said.'
@lurker172602 wrote:
@imastawka wrote:In the food industry, you're supposed to wear blue
Why is that does anyone know?
You see them all the time on coking shows (goodness those people must be careless with knives
Its cause theres no 'blue' food- thats why the bandaids are blue and not some other colour...you can buy them in Chemists..
