Ok, it's Frivolous Friday, we're in lock down so a lot of us are under house arrest and working from home. This means a lot of different things, but one thing it does mean, today is also Daffodil Day and the Cancer Society can't do it's usual fund raiser.

ANZ have set up a digital daffodil that you can use to do this, if you do,they will also add a dollar for every one that you give, I understand that a third party will also do a dollar for dollar donation, so give a buck, and The Cancer Society gets three.

So given that one in three of the folk that read this will be told that they have some form of cancer or another and may be grateful for the service TCS provides, or to be told that their cancer is treatable thanks to some research that TCS has funded, it falls into the good idea category to donate some dosh.

https://www.anz.co.nz/promo/daffodil-day/donate/

https://www.anz.co.nz/content/dam/anzconz/documents/hosted/Daffodil-Poster-colour.pdf

And since it's Frivolous Friday

Love it!! And of course who wouldn't try again to bring their age down :)

My sister sent me this cartoon.....

My sister sent me this cartoon..... — Sheri Greenwell

She sent me this one :wink:




Nah she didn't, this week's LISTENER :smile:

Danish road safety video. (Warning: features Vikings)
Why can't more safety videos be like this?

Nice Peter, who doesn't like Vikings

Too many people working in compliance are so narrowly focused on controlling things that they have lost sight of their sense of humour.

At the same time, not all 'safety humour' is created equal. I have seen too many attempts at trying to make things funny but that just end up cringe-worthy or shooting themselves in the foot!

I'm not totally convinced by this one

No words need be said

Warning Boomer Joke Alert: Younger Viewers Will Not Get This
(may also contain traces of dad jokes)

Five-second video offering a rare illustration of the little known Reverse Swiss Cheese Effect, whereby the hazard gets past all the perfectly aligned holes but causes no harm.

thanks everyone for the good giggles. I've really enjoyed this thread!

I'm OK I've got protection


Tomorrow is Super Vax Saturday, if you haven't done the Jab thing, tomorrow's good :razz:

Q. What is blue and is not heavy.
A. Light blue

If we hit 90% I'll stop pushing this wheel barrow

Edging closer my pretties, but still some way to go. If you haven't done the Jab thing, now's good :razz:

One for Halloween!

Well it is "trick or treat" :razz: Matt in Lyttelton, we do the treat thing, and have a 100 bags of sweets prepared for the local urchins

Another Friday, and we're edging ever closer to that 90% mark folks, if you haven't already, now's good

I reckon this will be the last one, normal service will be resumed next week, but if you have tried it yet, come on in, the waters fine
:smile:

OK, apart from some isolated pockets, we're almost there, so no more Covid cartoons :razz:

We've all had coworkers like this



Some times safety can be more style than substance

didn't they tell you in safety school that Danger Tape is near on indestructible and it is also impossible to climb over, under or around it... well that is what they seem to be teaching based on how it is sometimes used!

Well, trees and decorations are start to appear



Now you may need a ladder to place your decorations up out of the way, so remember to practice ladder safety

Challenge: What is wrong with this picture?

I'm usually really bad at these... all I can see is why'd they zip-tue the handle?
Or if they are just bracket to store the porta-power then one of them is on backwards...

Correct. Someone was asked to make some bracket and put this on the wall. You need to unscrew the bracket to remove it. He did it for two different items. It would have been tricky to to do.

Someone was asked to make some bracket and put this on the wall. — Michael Wilson

Objective achieved, it's "on The wall" and won't come down, clear failure in instructions :rofl:

Maybe his brother installed these bike stands