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Title: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: Kevin Wood on 29 February 2012, 14:03:42
I know it's hard to even open a packet of peanuts without getting deluged in warnings these days, but, for some substances, it does pay to read them. :o

http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm (http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm)
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: SIR Philbutt on 29 February 2012, 14:12:24
My god have learnt a lesson there  :o - good find  :y

Wish the ex was a mig welder  ;) ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: aaronjb on 29 February 2012, 14:22:15
I know it's hard to even open a packet of peanuts without getting deluged in warnings these days, but, for some substances, it does pay to read them. :o

http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm (http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm)

Crikey!
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: Martian on 29 February 2012, 14:45:26
I know it's hard to even open a packet of peanuts without getting deluged in warnings these days, but, for some substances, it does pay to read them. :o

http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm (http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm)

:o :o
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: tigers_gonads on 29 February 2012, 14:48:12
Makes you think that  :o :o

I remember a few years back, a bloke was cleaning some car parts in his kitchen.
To de greese them, he mixed the contents of a bottle of cilit bang with a little petrol.

The fumes found there way into his boiler and it went "bang" takeing out most of his house with it  ;)
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: albitz on 29 February 2012, 15:22:11
Had a slightly similar event here last Saturday.Mrs Albs was putting her contact lenses in when she dropped one on the tiled surface in the bathroom. She dipped it in the lense cleaning solution (a new bottle and not the normal brand)to clean it and then popped it in here eye.She immediately started screaming in agony - I got het to rinse it with water repeatedly until it was bearable, but it was still very red,swollen and painful.She was adamant that it was caused by the lense cleaner,so to prove her wrong I tipped it in my left eye. ::)...........I immediately felt burning ,stinging etc.and ran upstairs to wash it out.
THEN - we decided to read the instruction.On the back of the bottle in red (but very small print) it said "contains hydrogen peroxide,do not allow to come into contact with eyes". :o :o
It comes with a special container provided which has a widget type thing inside,which after 6 hours of lenses being in there for a soak,neutralises the solution.Its then safe to put the lenses in the eyes. ::)
Her eye wasnt back to normal until yesterday morning.
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 29 February 2012, 15:23:41
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good one :y

reminded me the experiment I did in home when I was a boy..

dropped cold water on wax and paraffin mixture boiling on fire to cool it quickly..


result: please dont try to verify.. flames and fire as high as ceiling and result, some hair , eye brows and skin burned ;D


Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 29 February 2012, 15:26:06
Had a slightly similar event here last Saturday.Mrs Albs was putting her contact lenses in when she dropped one on the tiled surface in the bathroom. She dipped it in the lense cleaning solution (a new bottle and not the normal brand)to clean it and then popped it in here eye.She immediately started screaming in agony - I got het to rinse it with water repeatedly until it was bearable, but it was still very red,swollen and painful.She was adamant that it was caused by the lense cleaner,so to prove her wrong I tipped it in my left eye. ::) ...........I immediately felt burning ,stinging etc.and ran upstairs to wash it out.
THEN - we decided to read the instruction.On the back of the bottle in red (but very small print) it said "contains hydrogen peroxide,do not allow to come into contact with eyes". :o :o
It comes with a special container provided which has a widget type thing inside,which after 6 hours of lenses being in there for a soak,neutralises the solution.Its then safe to put the lenses in the eyes. ::)
Her eye wasnt back to normal until yesterday morning.

next time believe your wife ;D    good news nothing serious happen :y
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: Kevin Wood on 29 February 2012, 15:28:08
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good one :y

reminded me the experiment I did in home when I was a boy..

dropped cold water on wax and paraffin mixture boiling on fire to cool it quickly..


result: please dont try to verify.. flames and fire as high as ceiling and result, some hair , eye brows and skin burned ;D

Funnily enough that's just the kind of thing I spent my time doing when I was a boy. ;D
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: Jimbob on 29 February 2012, 15:34:38
could have done with that an hour ago...

Just been tackling a tree stump

jimbob + petrol + match 1......treestump 0

;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: hercules on 29 February 2012, 19:14:22
Had a slightly similar event here last Saturday.Mrs Albs was putting her contact lenses in when she dropped one on the tiled surface in the bathroom. She dipped it in the lense cleaning solution (a new bottle and not the normal brand)to clean it and then popped it in here eye.She immediately started screaming in agony - I got het to rinse it with water repeatedly until it was bearable, but it was still very red,swollen and painful.She was adamant that it was caused by the lense cleaner,so to prove her wrong I tipped it in my left eye. ::)...........I immediately felt burning ,stinging etc.and ran upstairs to wash it out.
THEN - we decided to read the instruction.On the back of the bottle in red (but very small print) it said "contains hydrogen peroxide,do not allow to come into contact with eyes". :o :o
It comes with a special container provided which has a widget type thing inside,which after 6 hours of lenses being in there for a soak,neutralises the solution.Its then safe to put the lenses in the eyes. ::)
Her eye wasnt back to normal until yesterday morning.
;D cabbage
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 29 February 2012, 19:21:25
I put Rose smelling Imacc all around my Crown Jewels, then had a shave, brushed my teeth then I started to burn down there... I could not get in the shower quick enough to easy it off with cold water.... Wish I had red the instructions as half an hour was to long to leave it on. >:( ;D
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: jonnycool on 29 February 2012, 19:36:44
I put Rose smelling Imacc all around my Crown Jewels, then had a shave, brushed my teeth then I started to burn down there... I could not get in the shower quick enough to easy it off with cold water.... Wish I had red the instructions as half an hour was to long to leave it on. >:( ;D

Now where did I put that vomiting smiley?  :-\
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: tigers_gonads on 29 February 2012, 19:39:10
I once emptied half a can of ralgex into the crutch of a mates boxer shorts that he had left in the drying room for a windup  ;D ;D

After 3 hours strutting his stuff on the dancefloor, he was not impressed  :D :D :D
Medical centre for him the next day  ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: Gaffers on 29 February 2012, 20:04:47
That reminds me of a story with a friend's rugby team where one of the players was a right penis and noone on the team particularly liked this guy.  They decided one night after a match where he was pretty obnoxious to play a prank on him.  They plied him with lots and lots of booze to the point where he passed out and they took him upstairs to a room where another bloke in the team was sleeping, this guy was comfortable and in on the joke.  They stripped him naked and put him in bed with this other guy and with a latex glove on (so I am told) they applied a little deep heat to his ring.

When morning came he had gone and was never turned up for training ever again  ;D
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: paul.lovejoy on 29 February 2012, 20:09:26
Had a slightly similar event here last Saturday.Mrs Albs was putting her contact lenses in when she dropped one on the tiled surface in the bathroom. She dipped it in the lense cleaning solution (a new bottle and not the normal brand)to clean it and then popped it in here eye.She immediately started screaming in agony - I got het to rinse it with water repeatedly until it was bearable, but it was still very red,swollen and painful.She was adamant that it was caused by the lense cleaner,so to prove her wrong I tipped it in my left eye. ::)...........I immediately felt burning ,stinging etc.and ran upstairs to wash it out.
THEN - we decided to read the instruction.On the back of the bottle in red (but very small print) it said "contains hydrogen peroxide,do not allow to come into contact with eyes". :o :o
It comes with a special container provided which has a widget type thing inside,which after 6 hours of lenses being in there for a soak,neutralises the solution.Its then safe to put the lenses in the eyes. ::)
Her eye wasnt back to normal until yesterday morning.

i take it back what i said earlier in pm i could actually see you doing that :D just glad your both ok numpty ;D
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: paul.lovejoy on 29 February 2012, 20:15:23
I put Rose smelling Imacc all around my Crown Jewels, then had a shave, brushed my teeth then I started to burn down there... I could not get in the shower quick enough to easy it off with cold water.... Wish I had red the instructions as half an hour was to long to leave it on. >:( ;D

great balls of fire

did something similar with ann summers product liquid you put on and gets hot when you breath on it..lets just say I am a knob spalshed it all over wiggly, breath on it you could have cooked a roast dinner on it :o :o oh yes i wasnt alone by the way ;D ;D
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: tigers_gonads on 29 February 2012, 20:58:46
That reminds me of a story with a friend's rugby team where one of the players was a right penis and noone on the team particularly liked this guy.  They decided one night after a match where he was pretty obnoxious to play a prank on him.  They plied him with lots and lots of booze to the point where he passed out and they took him upstairs to a room where another bloke in the team was sleeping, this guy was comfortable and in on the joke.  They stripped him naked and put him in bed with this other guy and with a latex glove on (so I am told) they applied a little deep heat to his ring.

When morning came he had gone and was never turned up for training ever again  ;D


We had one of those rugby puffs players on our sqn out in Germany.
He was that vain that he would combe lemon juice into his hair during the summer to give himself highlights  ::)
I don't remember what position he played but he always taped his ears up and put vasleane all over his eyebrows .............. that was until we got hold of the tin and emptied a tube of immac in there  ;)

He wasn't very impressed with us   ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: Lazydocker on 29 February 2012, 21:35:50
Just goes to show that the nanny state hasn't removed all dangerous substances from the shelves.......... Yet ::) ::)
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: Martian on 29 February 2012, 21:49:07
That reminds me of a story with a friend's rugby team where one of the players was a right penis and noone on the team particularly liked this guy.  They decided one night after a match where he was pretty obnoxious to play a prank on him.  They plied him with lots and lots of booze to the point where he passed out and they took him upstairs to a room where another bloke in the team was sleeping, this guy was comfortable and in on the joke.  They stripped him naked and put him in bed with this other guy and with a latex glove on (so I am told) they applied a little deep heat to his ring.

When morning came he had gone and was never turned up for training ever again  ;D
Anne Summers sell a shampoo that has the same look and texture as sperm, you should have rubbed a bit of that around his arse cheeks as well  ;D ;D
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: waspy on 01 March 2012, 08:10:25
I know it's hard to even open a packet of peanuts without getting deluged in warnings these days, but, for some substances, it does pay to read them. :o

http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm (http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm)

Bloody hell :o :o It pays to check what you use for a degreaser.
Title: Re: Sometimes it pays to Please read the manual
Post by: The Red Baron on 01 March 2012, 10:23:27
I know it's hard to even open a packet of peanuts without getting deluged in warnings these days, but, for some substances, it does pay to read them. :o

http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm (http://www.brewracingframes.com/id75.htm)

Bloody hell :o :o It pays to check what you use for a degreaser.

doesnt it just, what a read. :o