May save your life

[Ender2664]

http://www.snopes.com/crime/warnings/triangle.asp
Contrary to everything we have been taught, a good read and it might save you life one day.

[shenanigans]

Jeez, good thing we only have these in FL

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/storm_graphi...144552W_sm.gif


In case of emergency make sure your grill works fine so you can cook your defrosting meet,a nd make sure you have plenty of ice, beer, and condoms.

[LD]

Originally posted by Ender2664:
http://www.snopes.com/crime/warnings/triangle.asp
Contrary to everything we have been taught, a good read and it might save you life one day.

it contradicts itself by linking to the Red Cross
the first thing it says in the red cross link is to get under something
im glad I dont have to worry about earthquakes here, cuz that link would just confuse me
do you listen to a spam email that snopes rips on the author referenced in the email?
or do you listen to the Red Cross?
idk, it makes sense I guess, but paper not collapsing??
I wouldnt trust my life to a stack of paper

[Loochy88]

what do you do if youre on the second story of a wooden apartment building?

[3.4 slow to go]

add bbq sauce

[Mogobs30th]

Originally posted by LD:
idk, it makes sense I guess, but paper not collapsing??
I wouldnt trust my life to a stack of paper [/QB]

That makes perfect sense. Stacked paper is pretty good at holding up weight. I have worked in a printing facility before, we used to stack whole ink towers on top of skids of paper, and these ink tower weighed in anywhere from 1 ton to 10 tons, the paper wouldn't give, but was still soft enough as to not damage precision parts.

[zlexiss]

Consider that a stack of paper is pretty much a big wooden block when it comes to compressive forces.

[vanbibber]

i cant believe the money that guy got for going to ground zero. then he had the balls to say it wasnt enough :rolleyes: