I got a Slinky for Christmas. Here are some of the things the box said:
"Please remove all packaging material before giving the product to a child."
It is a square cardboard box for God's sake! A five-year-old can handle this.
"To play with Slinky in hands"
"Hold end coils of Original Slinky with both hands. Now raise and lower each hand in a rhythmic motion." And there is this: "Retain packaging for future reference."
Some high-quality cautions: "Caution: Do not use in moving vehicle. Do not throw coils out any window. Keep away from face and eyes."
YouTube: How Slinkys are made: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPNt7iOjcg0
Dedicated to the art of using "please" too many times and other nonsense. My co-workers think I have a problem. I agree.
Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Monday, December 26, 2016
Typical Fire Escape Notice
I am morbidly puzzled why you need to politely ask people to use the stairs in a fire.
If there were a fire, and the building was collapsing around them, time is of the essence -- people don't have time to read this crap.
"Use stairs in case of fire"
Other Please Links of Interest:
My favorite memo with more pleases per square inch than any I have ever seen. I was the victim of this very document! Vendor Contracts.
If there were a fire, and the building was collapsing around them, time is of the essence -- people don't have time to read this crap.
"Use stairs in case of fire"
Other Please Links of Interest:
My favorite memo with more pleases per square inch than any I have ever seen. I was the victim of this very document! Vendor Contracts.
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