Explain this to me

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• Meloncholy Regular

  July 2011 edited July 2011

  I'm no expert, but that looks like good advice to me.

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• LSA King Regular

  July 2011 edited July 2011

  :facepalm:

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• dr rocker Regular

  July 2011 edited July 2011

  I undestand I cannot eat the bag, that would be stupid. However, as each item in the bag is not labled 'Do Not Eat' I am unsure as to if it is edible and so might eat it. Must companies leave themselves open to such litigation? Do they know nothing?

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• thewanderer Regular

  July 2011 edited July 2011

  Every time you see a ridiculous safety warning, just remember, it had to have been a problem in the past otherwise no one would warn against it.

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• Chupalo Regular

  July 2011 edited July 2011

  "It's so simple, even an AMERICAN can assemble it!!!"

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• Paco me administrator

  July 2011 edited July 2011

  thewanderer wrote: »

  Every time you see a ridiculous safety warning, just remember, it had to have been a problem in the past otherwise no one would warn against it.

  
  This. They probably got in trouble in the past because of some moron.

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• JustAnotherAsshole Regular

  July 2011 edited July 2011

  They have been sued because somebody attempted to eat something that they sold.

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• buddha Regular

  July 2011 edited July 2011

  Yeah I'm confused, do they mean the shit in the bag or the bag itself?

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