I'm pretty sure they meant tested for quality insurance, not exactly tested in another persons anus. For instance, there's nobody who tests stints that make it off the production but it most likely states the same "tested for quality control purposes" or the like. They look at it make sure it meets requirements, and if those are not meant, it gets tossed. It's all about taking something out of context.
mystykoekaki wrote:I'm pretty sure they meant tested for quality insurance, not exactly tested in another persons anus. For instance, there's nobody who tests stints that make it off the production but it most likely states the same "tested for quality control purposes" or the like. They look at it make sure it meets requirements, and if those are not meant, it gets tossed. It's all about taking something out of context.
Aaaaand, the first person with absolutely no sense of humor.
mystykoekaki wrote:I'm pretty sure they meant tested for quality insurance, not exactly tested in another persons anus. For instance, there's nobody who tests stints that make it off the production but it most likely states the same "tested for quality control purposes" or the like. They look at it make sure it meets requirements, and if those are not meant, it gets tossed. It's all about taking something out of context.
Aaaaand, the first person with absolutely no sense of humor.
He's probably one of the Johnson and Johnson rectal thermometer testers.
mystykoekaki wrote:I'm pretty sure they meant tested for quality insurance, not exactly tested in another persons anus. For instance, there's nobody who tests stints that make it off the production but it most likely states the same "tested for quality control purposes" or the like. They look at it make sure it meets requirements, and if those are not meant, it gets tossed. It's all about taking something out of context.
Aaaaand, the first person with absolutely no sense of humor.
He's probably one of the Johnson and Johnson rectal thermometer testers.
mystykoekaki wrote:I'm pretty sure they meant tested for quality insurance, not exactly tested in another persons anus. For instance, there's nobody who tests stints that make it off the production but it most likely states the same "tested for quality control purposes" or the like. They look at it make sure it meets requirements, and if those are not meant, it gets tossed. It's all about taking something out of context.
Aaaaand, the first person with absolutely no sense of humor.