"Balloons can be a deadly choking hazard for small children. If a toddler bites a balloon and a piece of it flings into the back of their throat, there’s nothing you can do to save them. No back blows or Heimlich maneuvers will help because it gets stuck in their throat like glue. All you can do is helplessly watch as they choke to death. It’s this reason that I make sure ALL balloons are kept out of reach of my 2 year old."
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Ronie 7 month s ago
#9 Everyone, stop eating now!! and sleeping #24
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Delf 7 month s ago
And don't ever say the word killed, kill, or kills. You can talk about sticking an air compressor hose up your butt but don't you date spell out what might happen.
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Vernon 7 month s ago
#19 If they bicyclists would stick to the side of the road and not think they're invincible and are safe riding in the middle of the road, it would be a lot safer for them.
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Cilla 4 month s ago
Vernon, I put more miles on my bike than my car. I follow all the laws of the road; I even remind drivers not to stop for bikes where they're not meant to (because it confuses other drivers and creates a bad situation for all). Here's what I endure from all you good, law-abiding drivers: I was hit by a drunk driver, and launch an estimated 60ft (18m) off the hood of his car, spending many months in rehab/physio-therapy. Many times I have been buzzed for real (driver swerving at me to try to knock me off my bike). I have had objects thrown at me (bottles, trash, food, cigarettes, etc). I have been spit on. I've had vehicles of all kinds cut me off so badly that it was only my alertness, defensive riding, and luck which saved me from being killed. Once, while I was descending a steep hill at speed, a teenaged girl jump in front of me to try to scare me or make me skid or whatfuckingever, not realizing how quickly I was moving, how close I was, and that I had no time to react. I missed her by no more than a few inches/centimeters. If I had hit her, we both would have been at risk of being killed. Men, women, young, old - it doesn't matter; you all have come that close to KILLING ME DELIBERATELY WHILE I WAS RIDING RESPONSIBLY. So stfu up about how bikes are the problem.
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Dosia 7 month s ago
#21 I have a genetic mutation that causes my muscles to tear so severely that if I do too much physical stuff that I get severe rhabdomyolysis. The last time it happened to me, I spent a week in the hospital getting saline flushes every hour for a week. I was at serious risk of loosing my kidneys. There was so much muscle tissue going through my kidneys that my urine was dark brown like tea. I am ok now but I have to watch for early signs that tell me I'm doing too much. Early signs are severe muscle fatigue, the feeling that your muscles are tearing, burning sensation in the affected muscles. My CK count was over 500000. Listen to your body...
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Sis 7 month s ago
Dosia,
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Nibby 7 month s ago
#11 and even the professionals have trouble with 'm. They were checking our factory door and one ZOOOINGGG later I saw a guy walking around with a broken arm.
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Cilla 4 month s ago
#17 2-4 hours?!?!?!?! I worked in a sushi restaurant where they would make batches of rice which would sit unrefrigerated for 2-4 days. Never had a problem. It's like having a loaf of bread on the kitchen counter.
However, the restaurant took the same approach to their fish. I never messed with that.
However, the restaurant took the same approach to their fish. I never messed with that.
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However, the restaurant took the same approach to their fish. I never messed with that.