Thanks for the tip
The first thing I noticed on the trencher we rented today-
I'm so glad I saw that. I may have tried to stick my hand in the overgrown chainsaw.
Nettie (who I don't know, but think I would like if I did- based on stalking her blog), says that her dream job would be naming paint samples. I think I'd like to make those little warnings. Except the caption for every drawing would probably be something like "don't be a dumb ass".
For your enjoyment, here are some more warning signs that I've found.
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R.O.F.L!!!! Oh man. Tears, I tell ya. Tears!
I think you would save many lives writing warning labels. People would be laughing too hard to actually use the dangerous devices! (And hey, I figured out you were stalking me!)
ROFL. Reminds me of the time I bought some of those little white rubber things that go on the end of door stops (b/c child # 2 ate one of ours) and the package said to wear safety goggles whilst installing them.
rofl! I really wish you had that job. really.
rofl, that list is awesome.
I got a nose spray, it says right on the label "nasal spray" but of course the warning has to say "Warning do NOT spray in your eye" :P
That would be a fun job. I have always wanted to be one of the people that figure out the torturous ways to package childrens toys. You seriously need a PH.D in physics to figure those things out.
So so so so FUNNY!
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