Instructions??

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My wife's curling iron died so she had to purchase a new one this morning. One of the instructions in the manual was: " Do not use while sleeping." :D It's a good thing they are warning everyone.
 
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On a tube of Preparation-H: For external use only. Someone, somewhere, must have ingested some of this ointment. Didn't help their hemorrhoids but they can whistle really well!

I'm not saying we should kill all the stupid people, I'm just saying we should remove all the warning labels and let the problem work itself out.
 
I seen a T shirt that said: Real men don't ask instructions! (Or was it directions.)
 
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An old hillbilly returned to the clinic for a follow-up appointment.
"Well, Clem, how are you feeling" asked the doctor.
"Not much better, Doc."
"Did you take that medicine I prescribed?"
Yep, every one of them. And I got a bone to pick with you. Them ole hoss pills wuz so big, if they wasn't all slickered up, I couldn't a got 'em down!"
" You didn't swallow those suppositories, did you?!!
"Well, what the heck did you expect me to do, shove 'em up my a--?!!

Sometimes, instructions are important.
 
427mach1 said:
On a tube of Preparation-H: For external use only. Someone, somewhere, must have ingested some of this ointment. Didn't help their hemorrhoids but they can whistle really well!

I'm not saying we should kill all the stupid people, I'm just saying we should remove all the warning labels and let the problem work itself out.

ROFLMAO!!!
 
Was in a ladder safety seminar once where the presenter was from a ladder manufacturer and there was a discussion on the modifications and safety features on ladders and someone in the class asked the instructor what the next safety feature was going to be on their ladders and he answered... another warning label... as soon as someone does a new stupid thing with a product and then tries to sue the manufacturer they add another warning.
 
Yes instructions are important, when I was in pharmacy school one of the local docs told me this tale. He had a man who had a ear infection who he gave a oral antibiotic (capsule) with the instruction to take one 3 times a day and come back when you have taken them all for a recheck. At the recheck the doc looked in the guys ear and it was full of powder. Instead of taking the capsules he was opening them and dumping the powder in his ear. From that day on every time I saw that guy I had a hard time not busting a gut laughing. Oh yeah he was a government critter.
 
#1rugerman said:
Yes instructions are important, when I was in pharmacy school one of the local docs told me this tale. He had a man who had a ear infection who he gave a oral antibiotic (capsule) with the instruction to take one 3 times a day and come back when you have taken them all for a recheck. At the recheck the doc looked in the guys ear and it was full of powder. Instead of taking the capsules he was opening them and dumping the powder in his ear. From that day on every time I saw that guy I had a hard time not busting a gut laughing. Oh yeah he was a government critter.

That explains a lot right there..
 
That's some solid advice right there, haha! I agree that some warning labels are really stupid, although a lot of them are targeted towards stupid people (like "don't use it in the shower" one)
 
Jeepnik said:
#1rugerman said:
Read further down, it will tell you not to use it in the shower. Don't ask me why I can't figure it out.

Simple, someone did and their family sued.

In 1984/85, I had a neighbor that decided to enjoy a cigarette while using fingernail polish remover (aka acetone) on her nails. She ended up getting burned (big surprise). At that time, there was no label on the bottle to warn people not to use this stuff around open flames or cigarettes. She got $25K no questions asked and a label soon began appearing on the new bottles.
 
The world seems to be doing its level best to remove natural selection. And when it fails, there are lawyers standing in line to make money.

There was, some time back, a pretty terrible idea. Eugenics. But sometimes one wonders.
 
fiasconva said:
My wife's curling iron died so she had to purchase a new one this morning. One of the instructions in the manual was: " Do not use while sleeping." :D It's a good thing they are warning everyone.

Remember, quite a few people voted for Hillary, some several times. These folks need the labels.
 

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