Idiotic warnings

"WARNING: It is illegal to alter or counterfeit this copy" written at the bottom of a certified copy of a Louisiana Death Certificate.
 
They need to just put labels on idiots heads that read

Warning: Do not let me out of sight, I will find moronic ways to misuse everyday items and will blame you for the outcome. Other idiots will take my side and we will make a moronic decision about how to make you suffer for my stupidity.
 
They need to just put labels on idiots heads that read

Warning: Do not let me out of sight, I will find moronic ways to misuse everyday items and will blame you for the outcome. Other idiots will take my side and we will make a moronic decision about how to make you suffer for my stupidity.

Is this a political post?;)
 
My favorite... middle of pg 19 of 'Smith & Wesson Safety & Instruction Manual - Revolvers - Modern Style', REV: REV101904:

"WARNING: THE REVOLVER WILL FIRE IF THE TRIGGER IS PULLED!"

It's emblazoned in red, too. Gotta wonder...

Stainz
 
I like the warnings for a certain pill that is advertised hourly on TV. "If (something I can't mention without being warned):eek: lasts four hours or more, call the doctor. You may also experience trouble with vision and hearing".
OK, I can't see or hear, and I'm gonna call the doctor.......Rigghhtttt.
Personally if that happens to me for four hours I'm not only gonna call the doctor, I'm gonna call everybody I know. Just to brag. Sheesh!
Jim

When you get as old as some of us are the blurry vision side effect becomes a feature. ;-)
 
I think one of my favorite quotes applies here :

Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former.

Albert Einstein

Pretty much sums it up
 
My Mother used to work in a Pharmacy for a time. She told he that she'd had a number of elderly patients call to complain about the taste of the suppositories they'd been given to take...


I'm not even sure how you respond to that...

I should note, the reason this came up; I was visiting her at work and saw her putting warning labels on a prescription for this. I chuckled and asked why they needed labels for something that obvious...
 
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When you get as old as some of us are the blurry vision side effect becomes a feature. ;-)

Absolutely...When you get to the point you understand it all..you don't want to know anymore and blurry vision helps. Most of the time I just look without comment.
 
I should note, the reason this came up; I was visiting her at work and saw her putting warning labels on a prescription for this. I chuckled and asked why they needed labels for something that obvious...

"Doctor this thermometer tastes funny."

:D
 
I interrupt this thread to insert the best practical warning label/set of instructions ever.
British (Hong Kong) fireworks, with the label, "Light the blue paper and retire".
Now, about the suppositories, my doctor told me to insert it into my rectum.
We were out of Rectum, so I put it in my Postum, instead.
I'm telling you, I might as well have shoved it up my *** for all the good it did me.
 
I've always gotten a chuckle from " Warning-use of this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling is a violation of applicable Federal Statutes. Violators may be prosecuted to the full extent of the law."

That gem used to be on bug spray, garden dust, and other products with pesticides.

Or - warning on my new propane torch- 'Do not get fingers or clothing into flame as serious injury could result. Do not touch tip of torch after use as it is very hot' DUH!!
 
Now, about the suppositories, my doctor told me to insert it into my rectum.
We were out of Rectum, so I put it in my Postum, instead.
I'm telling you, I might as well have shoved it up my *** for all the good it did me.

Thanks! After a very aggravating day at work, this made it all better!
 

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