If you are referring to a person being employed at a job or occupation after retiring from a previous one . . . the practice is NOT illegal, unless the job requirements of the second (post-retirement) position spell out clearly that this employment status is not allowed by the employer.
"Dipping" the sushi more than once is not illegal because each person has their own soy sauce. Eating with fingers is O.K, too
Tobacco is not an illegal narcotic, so the answer to your questions is NO, dipping will not show up. Use of tobacco is highly addictive. Sale to a minor is illegal. Dipping can cause cancer.
The only way to contract tonsillitis via double dipping, is if a person before you had double dipped while being infected by the virus.
I believe it originated with food. A nut can be dipped in chocolate, allowed to cool, and then dipped again for a thicker coating of chocolate. Double dipping has come to mean getting more than your share, or getting paid twice for the same time or service. Someone who retires and then draws a pension, plus gets paid as a consultant related to their previous work is called a double-dipper. People who work on commission sometimes get paid for managing a client's account, and also get a commission for the buying or selling they do for the client. This is called double dipping and in some cases is unethical or illegal. In financial terms, double-dipping is when you get paid twice for the same work, get reimbursed twice for the same expense, or get paid twice from the same source (pension plus consulting). Example: Your employer sends you on a trip and pays for the expenses and then you deduct the cost of the travel as a business-related expense from your taxes - illegal! Back to food, in an episode of Seinfeld, George dips a chip in the communal dip bowl, bites off the covered portion and then dips the chip a second time. Another party goer has a fit because George's double-dipping is spreading germs. Where double dipping in other situations created higher quality, or richer food (double-dipped chocolates, or double batter dipped fried chicken), double dipping chips was ruining the food (dip). His behavior was considered rude, unethical or immoral. George is called a double-dipper as a derogatory epithet. A fight ensued.
You can be disabled for construction and still able to work as a telephone operator. It would depend on what the requirements are for the specific job.
Almost or all of the germs that exist in your mouth.
Definitely! You could infect a whole room full of people with your bacteria and viruses by double dipping in the chip dip. Sharing a drink with someone is less likely to poison multitudes. :)
This depends on how you structure your backyard. If your next door neighbors' kids can't help but see you skinny-dipping or otherwise naked in your pool or backyard then it is illegal. But if you have privacy fencing and kids try to climb over it to take a peek at you, then it's not illegal.
you warm them up either in the microwave or over a double boiler
Double dipping is not considered to be a health hazard, it may be a health concern, but not a hazard. Most of the germs that people spread through casual contact and or saliva is not very serious and most often even helps boost people's immune systems.
It is illegal under all circumstances.
Yes it is illegal, you cannot cross double white lines in Colorado.