Friday, December 4, 2015

Who Would've Thunk?

It's Friday. 

We're all half brain dead by this point in the week anyway, right? So here's some brain candy (tastes good, but too much will give you a belly ache). Enjoy.

The label says it all.

We've all heard about the warning on McDonald's coffee, right? If not, beware--it might be hot!  

Here are some other examples of priceless advice you might not be able to live without.

On mouse poison package:  Has been proven to cause cancer in some laboratory mice.
Really? I was hoping for something quicker-acting.


On clothes-iron warning label:  Warning--do not iron clothes on body.
Good advice, that. Especially the pants.


On the side of a Wal-Mart fish aquarium:  Further purchase ideas: rocks; aquatic plant life; fish.
So that's what you do with a clear glass box!

On a mattress warning label:  Do not attempt to swallow.
 Why? Is it poisonous?

On package of pepperoni:  Do not eat package.
But, I'm hungry!

On a road sign in Oregon:  Do not pass snowplow on the right.
I bet that's good advice in Illinois, too!

On my computer: Keyboard not detected. Press F1 to continue.
Here's something they didn't tell me: Computers cannot fly!

On side of lawnmower: Do not attempt to remove blade while lawnmower is running.
Yea, because those suckers are fast! 

On a matchbook (remember what those are?): Contents may catch fire.
Usually not, in my experience.

On a child's super-hero costume: Wearing this garment does not enable you to fly.
Sadly, my son learned this. The hard way!

On canister of self-defense pepper spray:  Never aim spray at your own eyes.
What if I want to make sure it works, first?

On a 500-piece puzzle box: Some assembly required.
So that's the difference between a puzzle and a picture!

On OUTDOOR Christmas decorations: For indoor use only.
Wait . . . What?

On frozen pizza: While cooking, be sure to place crust-side down.
Oh, that's tricky! How do I tell which side is the crust side?

And while not a warning label, my all time favorite . . .

Braille on drive-up ATM keyboards!

God help us all if we really need any of these!
 







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