About Teflon, Yellow Road Sign and Lethal Injection

It's time for my Thursday Thunks! Where I can think a little bit before I blog!

This week we will answer: One, two or all of the question, but I wanted to answer them all!

If nothing sticks to Teflon, how do they stick Teflon to the pan?
~Teflon is actually a non sticking chemical but through using them mechanically, manufacturers sandblast them to roughen them to the surface of the pan. Also, they have this thing called a primer, they applied primer to it as well and embed the teflon to the primer.

How do they get a deer to cross at that yellow road sign?
~The sign is there for your benefit to alert you that deer are know to cross in the area of the sign. After so many accident's they'll finally install a sign that informs oncoming traffic that deer are know to cross on that particular area.

Why do they sterilize the needles for lethal injections?
~That's actually a good question. Why do they need to sterilized it when it's for killing. It's still cause to kill even though they don't sterilize or sterilize it. But I guess, for me, it's a standard of professionalism. Legal health practices and procedures too. Imagine the ramifications if a person contracted a deadly disease/virus via the unsanitized instruments. I guess, this is just a standard ways, especially if the MD who conducted the injection is a real one.

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