>>> That doesn't mean that the manufacturer doesn't. >> >> When you make it yourself arent you the manufacturer?
> hmmm...so in essence, I have to get a food prep license and be cleared > with the County Health Inspector in order to make myself dinner? Well, I suppose that would depend on how hazardous the resultant flatulence might be to your neighbors if you were let loose with the wrong ingredients. ;-) The real issue is (or at least should be, though our government might not always be so constrained) this: Can you mess up the daily lives of other people, whether knowingly or not? Make yourself dinner, fine. Give it to friends and family who know you well enough to trust you, fine. Give it to the public in general (commercially or not), not necessarily so fine. And radio waves are a different ballgame, as they have a tendency of spreading beyond your home. Of course, _I_ think that I should be able to get an injunction against my neighbors -- after all, they smoke outdoors 20 feet from my back door with the prevailing winds bringing the smoke through my back yard and in my door, and it's been scientifically established that secondhand smoke is a major health hazard, so... Whereas if they wanted to drink heavily and I just happened to smell alcohol, I wouldn't care, right? But I digress. ;-P Cheers. -Bryce -- general wireless list, a bawug thing <http://www.bawug.org/> [un]subscribe: http://lists.bawug.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless
