Ole Joe Clark
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Just a reminder: Please don't put gasoline into plastic garbage bags, it might be dangerous.
Have a blessed day,
Leon
Have a blessed day,
Leon
Starting to get concerned about warning labels
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I have a chainsaw that is 12 years old and has never been started. My wife being a label reader will not let me even start it. The warning label she is obeying is "adult supervisor required". So no go for me.
... I've found that with some brands of pizza you're much better off eating the box.
Eating a "brand" of pizza is a nonstarter for me.
FWIW, unless it is computer controlled 99% of the time bypassing an interlock switch like what your describing is as simple as shorting the two wires that go to the switch together to achieve the same thing as the switch being closed.
I saw that same California law warning on the bag that a couple of pistol MAGAZINES came in.
I have to assume the potential reproductive harm is predicated on shooting your, ummm, "jewels" off.
The motorcycle forum I'm active on has post after post of people who can't start their bike. What do they do?
Check the kill switch, the clutch switch, the gear position switch, the kickstand switch and I think there's another one I'm forgetting. Long way from a kick pedal.
AAA actually put out a PSA about that, this past week.
Some times warning come too late.I love Jelly Belly jelly beans but sugar is a no no in my diet. When I found some that were sugar free I just had to eat the whole bag. Well in very small printing on the back was the warning that eating too many of these beans could cause diarrhea. I found out the hard way the next day when I was driving 1400 miles to get home from a trip. I got to know every truck stop on the way by having to stop to use their facilities.
DO NOT try the sugar free Gummy Bears...........
LVSteve
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The reason why we are looking for intelligent life in outer space is because there is none here.
I can just imagine what is going on out in space...
"Quick! Turn it all off, those idiots on Earth are looking this way! Don't let them find us!"
I'm surprised at all the dismissive attitudes about product safety labels. There are literally thousands of lawyers who make their living by keeping the unaware hordes safe (more or less) from themselves. Isn't that why Rugers have enough warning labels stamped on them to make a short story? The ABA has a veritable committee for the quarrel of liability lawyers:
Professional Liability Litigation
And yes, they're professionals. (Don't try this at home) <— warning label
Professional Liability Litigation
And yes, they're professionals. (Don't try this at home) <— warning label
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Puller
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I'm surprised at all the dismissive attitudes about product safety labels. There are literally thousands of lawyers who make their living by keeping the unaware hordes safe (more or less) from themselves. Isn't that why Rugers have enough warning labels stamped on them to make a short story? The ABA has a veritable committee for the quarrel of liability lawyers:
Professional Liability Litigation
And yes, they're professionals. (Don't try this at home) <— warning label
Back in the old days before warning labels, those who warning labels were designed for probably weren't around as long as they are now. Maybe in modern times the labels are just enabling those who used to get weeded out earlier in life.
I'm surprised at all the dismissive attitudes about product safety labels. There are literally thousands of lawyers who make their living by keeping the unaware hordes safe (more or less) from themselves. Isn't that why Rugers have enough warning labels stamped on them to make a short story? The ABA has a veritable committee for the quarrel of liability lawyers:
Professional Liability Litigation
And yes, they're professionals. (Don't try this at home) <— warning label
Yeah, and look at all the good that has done for society. Idiots don't Darwin award themselves out of the gene pool and all of us pay untold amounts of extra money for every product to cover the cost of the tort awards to the idiots.
YAY!
NOT!
Yeah, and look at all the good that has done for society. Idiots don't Darwin award themselves out of the gene pool and all of us pay untold amounts of extra money for every product to cover the cost of the tort awards to the idiots.
YAY!
NOT!
Apparently, my sarcasm was not sarcastic enough.
If you removed all the warning labels from a ladder it would be half as heavy. And probably fall apart.
I thought I detected a note of sarcasm there, I just reiterated the point directly with a bit more sarcasm. I tend to be fairly plain spoken, though I'm obviously not adverse to using sarcasm when it is warranted and appropriate.
We're on the same page.
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One has to wonder with the inability of schools to teach children the basic skills, reading, writing and arithmetic, who will be around to read and understand all of the written warning signs?
No worries, and yep, same page. That post was not up to my usual level of snark.
I have witnessed one instance of "stupid" that may have called for a warning label, so I can understand where they come from.
One of the employee's had a birthday, and naturally someone bought in a cake. They put the cake on the table, put a knife beside it. As per our safety rules that said all knives must have some kind of cover over the blade, they wrapped the knife blade in a heavy duty paper towel.
A young engineer came in, saw the cake, which had already been cut by this time, and asked if she could have a slice. Sure, go ahead.
She proceeded to pick up the knife, and sliced a piece of cake off, without removing the paper towel first. Sat the knife, with the frosting covered paper towel still attached, down on the table, getting frosting on said table, and left us in stunned silence...for about ten seconds. Then the room erupted in laughter.
She was still a legend when I retired...a legend that included the night she got lost on the elevator and had to call for someone to come find her. Not long after, she elected to return to college. Rather she was encouraged to make that move or not, I have no idea. We missed her.
I'd be willing to bet, she has been responsible for a warning label or two.
One of the employee's had a birthday, and naturally someone bought in a cake. They put the cake on the table, put a knife beside it. As per our safety rules that said all knives must have some kind of cover over the blade, they wrapped the knife blade in a heavy duty paper towel.
A young engineer came in, saw the cake, which had already been cut by this time, and asked if she could have a slice. Sure, go ahead.
She proceeded to pick up the knife, and sliced a piece of cake off, without removing the paper towel first. Sat the knife, with the frosting covered paper towel still attached, down on the table, getting frosting on said table, and left us in stunned silence...for about ten seconds. Then the room erupted in laughter.
She was still a legend when I retired...a legend that included the night she got lost on the elevator and had to call for someone to come find her. Not long after, she elected to return to college. Rather she was encouraged to make that move or not, I have no idea. We missed her.
I'd be willing to bet, she has been responsible for a warning label or two.
Actually to me those basic skills are the responsibility of the parents WITH the schools help
Why oh why isn't there a label on plastic bags warning people not to carry or store gasoline in theme. I could prevent some needless tragedy. Their flaming bomb of a car might run into an innocent person.
Man, don't get me started about that! I worked for a large public school system in Pittsburgh over 17 years. These kids don't even get taught how to cross the streets! The adults don't use the sidewalks, crosswalks are there for decorations.
Do you think there should be warning labels on checkbooks, like learn basic 2nd grade math before using this check book. Also, please use the pointy end of your pen.
Ivan the Butcher
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I had a long term tenant (14 years) that was a Columbus Public School, High School English teacher, with at least one masters degree! She could not remember her rent! She could not remember to look at last month's check record and copy that! She could not remember the address where she lived! She could not spell "Hundred"!
She got her High School's "Teacher of the Year" award! Twice!!
Ivan
She got her High School's "Teacher of the Year" award! Twice!!
Ivan
Nothing a few TRILLION $ sent to school districts wouldn't be able to fix.
Seat switch?, My DR you have to be seated unless it's in N.
Kind of on topic, and one of my favorites regarding the current state of our culture:
CAJUNLAWYER
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I've made it successfully through life by following one simple rule
Put on socks first, then shoes.
Put on socks first, then shoes.
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Puller
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If Ruger made shoes there would be a warning label prominently stamped on the toes to look at the attached warning label that reminds you to put on socks first.
LVSteve
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There was a fix for that where I grew up. You only got crossing the street wrong once.
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Pig Hunter
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What about the person that put Gorilla Glue in her hair because there was a shortage of he normal hair care product! You can't make this stuff up. Never heard how the litigation of that one came out.
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