TomTeriffic
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This video shows you how to save your eyes while working on an electric fan.
Electric Fans are Eye Injury Hazards!!
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millerkiller77
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So is using a crab fork to test an electrical outlet
TomTeriffic
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In my bathroom, there are two protruding front post tops on my metal wall shelf unit at the level of my face. I have a green tennis ball with a hole in it placed over each of these vertical corner protrusions to save my eyes.
Be wary of sharp protrustions or corners at home or in workplace that could injure eyes. Long nails have no place on walls sticking out unless a clock, picture or something is covering them up.
I value my eyes so much.
Be wary of sharp protrustions or corners at home or in workplace that could injure eyes. Long nails have no place on walls sticking out unless a clock, picture or something is covering them up.
I value my eyes so much.
Phaseolus
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Repetitive stupidity post.
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Hem
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Is it your recommendation I retire from construction?
JEL
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To think I used to stick my whole face right in front of the fan and talk and think it was funny. Glad I didn't go blind.
turbobrick
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We, here at Hunt Talk, also value your eyes. As such, we, out of an abundance of caution and with solely your best interest at heart, suggest browsing HT with your eyes closed using your ample imagination. See attached meme for info.
Hem
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Fans or bbguns...pick your poison.
Bullshot
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You have got to win against eye-pokers every single time. The eye-pokers only have to win once.
We are all doomed.
We are all doomed.
perma
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All kidding aside yes.
turbobrick
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Everyone who doesn't wake up each day is dead, so it seems like waking up is slightly less dangerous.
TomTeriffic
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Repeated? This is my first post ever of appliance hazards. Do you even see the whole video?
TomTeriffic
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Was the fan running with the safety cage in front of the blades? Good boy to you if you were smart enough to run the fan fully assembled. My Army first sergeant once got after a room buddy of mine in the barracks for having a personal fan with the safety cage missing in front of the blades. He was one of the unit medics of all people! One of a few good Men Educated as a Doctors Instructed in the Care of Soldiers.
The quill pen is mightier than the musket, the Skilcraft (in black ink) is mightier than the sword and the electric fan is deadlier than the 50 cal.!!
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TomTeriffic
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We humans cannot effectively hunt without our valuable eyesight. The hounds can sniff the game out but can they aim a gun and acquire a sight picture for you?
turbobrick
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I don't jam my eyes into fans, but I also don't make threads about inane minutiae. Different strokes I guess. I still think HT would be better off if you browsed with your eyes closed though.
steveshuntn1
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Gellar
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I’ve been told since I was 14 I would go blind and I always have a fan going. Now I know what they are talking about! Thanks Tom!
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