A warning label is like a band aid… sometimes, you just gotta rip it off! Once that’s done, you’ll feel better!
For example, if a car battery needs a warning label that counsels you NOT to drink the battery acid that’s inside the box… removing said warning label from the battery will most certainly solve that problem!
Just sayin!
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I don’t quite understand what you mean? If I understand correctly: telling people not to do something, might cause the people to do it. Example : if you write don’t touch the wall it is wet, everyone will go and touch it to see that if it is wet.
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More than anything else, I suppose that I’m poking fun at some of the lack of common sense that goes on around us… hehehe. The crazy thing about warning labels is that a person had to have actually done the thing being warned about… yikes! But you are also correct, because even when we were kids, if our parent said not to do a thing… we went on a mission to try and get away with that very thing. Human nature, maybe… hugs
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Okay, I think I get it. I was told for eight years to write that you can actually read what I have written by hand. My writing didn’t improve. That was by my boss.
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I’m 100% in total agreement. Brad’s favorite is the one on his chainsaw that’s reads, “DO NOT start with blade between your legs”.
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lol… That’s hilarious!
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I’m with you, Wi!
Thanks for the cookies! Though, you might consider putting a warning label on them…
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