Re: [EDI-L] Re: X12 4010 standards reference book

Wed, 06 Apr 2005 10:17:19 -0700

 
I think DE 355 Unit or Basis for Measurement is much more entertaining.
Unit of measure
 
"pump"                      used by shoe stores and body buildiers
"bobbin"                     measures the hops of a red robbin
"powder filled vials"     how baseball players "Pump" up
"cop"                         how baseball players get "powder filled vials"
"super bulk bag"         alternative to "powder filled vials"
"mho"                        one of the stoogle
"micro mho"               think mini-me
"quarter dozen"          I believe thats three.
sandwich                   funny enough by itself, 
 
 
Tim
 

"R.T.Crowley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

RE: [EDI-L] X12 4010 standards reference bookStephen Lee wrote:
> Whilst looking for an N1 code yesterday, I saw some of the oddest
> descriptions. Are these codes requested by organizations only, or
> are some just put in by X12 subcommittees to attract usage?
Mike Rawlins wrote:
> Yeah, we put them in just to see whether or not anyone was paying
> attention.
Richard Hurd wrote:
Is that a corollary of "Every warning label is a result of trying the thing
> they're warning against?"

You guys have been reading the fine print in the X12 standards again, right?
No one is supposed to know about that!



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