RobertBrown said:One has "limitations" and one does not. :shocked:
I'll bet they all have limitations whether they include the word in the description or not.
RobertBrown said:One has "limitations" and one does not. :shocked:
LBrown59;2638642 Lack of common sense is the reason for all of the nutty warnings.[/QUOTE said:Common sense comes from common knowledge. If you agree with me on everything then you obviously have common sense, if you don't then one of us will have to concede a lack of knowledge.
Bags of charcoal in the grocery store have a warning something like, "Warning: do not light bag in living room for heat"
I know what you mean. It is bad enough having warnings written in English, but to have them in symbols is just stupid.
Don't ask me what the item was, but a while back I saw a warning symbol that looked like a cucumber with a red line through it...
At least I hope it was a cucumber
In case you think I'm joking, I'm seriously not.
Bathroom door hinges? Don't put your cucumber in here?
Just about everything you buy today has the warning this product contains material that may cause cancer in the state of California. No wonder their economy is bad it's not the illegals it's everybody afraid of dying from buying stuff.
Just about everything you buy today has the warning this product contains material that may cause cancer in the state of California. No wonder their economy is bad it's not the illegals it's everybody afraid of dying from buying stuff.
I also like all the pharmaceutical adds on tv. half the add is listing all the other ailments you may get by taking their medication. shoot I would just live with what I had then have to add more