Important Safety Advice For Sabre Saw Owners
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CycloneErik
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The amazing thing is, the Sabre saw company will probably get sued over this, and you'll see a label, "Not to be used as a sex toy" or "Do not use internally on human body, with our without rubber attachment."
I used to do a catalog for a candle company. One of the disclaimers we had to put in the catalog for their "Candles in a Jar" was, "Lid must be removed before lighting candle." I asked the guy about this saying, "Is this really necessary?" His comment was, "When we get sued over something we have to put a disclaimer in the book." This was just one of about a dozen we had to put in there.
I used to do a catalog for a candle company. One of the disclaimers we had to put in the catalog for their "Candles in a Jar" was, "Lid must be removed before lighting candle." I asked the guy about this saying, "Is this really necessary?" His comment was, "When we get sued over something we have to put a disclaimer in the book." This was just one of about a dozen we had to put in there.
CycloneErik
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Not a real man. Maybe a real jerk, but not a real man.
How does any woman really agree and think this is a good idea?
CycloneErik
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I imagine they won't be trying this again for a while.:wideeyed:
Did he call 911? Being that dispatcher would be disturbing:wideeyed:
I know she's like 27, but at some point she'll meet her parents in this mess. How does a person explain this?
How does a person decide this is a good idea??
Did he call 911? Being that dispatcher would be disturbing:wideeyed:
I know she's like 27, but at some point she'll meet her parents in this mess. How does a person explain this?
How does a person decide this is a good idea??
Surely there is a separate attachment for that? The dude must be some ******** version of MacGyver.
