PSA for black people

[Deplorable Yankee]

Put the gorilla glue down

This guy thought Tessica Brown's Gorilla Glue story was a hoax, so he created a "Gorilla Glue challenge" and ended up in the ER after gluing a Solo cup to his face

Our spray adhesive states in the warning label, "do not swallow, Do not get in eyes, on skin or on clothing…" It is used for craft, home, auto or office projects to mount things to surfaces such as paper, cardboard, wood, laminate and fabric.

I think they mean it
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This guy thought Tessica Brown's Gorilla Glue story was a hoax, so he created a "Gorilla Glue challenge" and ended up in the ER after gluing a Solo cup to his face

Let's just read this again you guys, just as a refresher:

notthebee.com

 

[Thoth001]

Just wow!!

 

[JOSweetHeart]

What makes her story different compared to his is the fact that the warning on the product container doesn't say anything about hair. In other words, he was given the proper heads up.

God bless you and him and that girl always!!!

Holly

 

[Moonglow]

Put the gorilla glue down

This guy thought Tessica Brown's Gorilla Glue story was a hoax, so he created a "Gorilla Glue challenge" and ended up in the ER after gluing a Solo cup to his face

Our spray adhesive states in the warning label, "do not swallow, Do not get in eyes, on skin or on clothing…" It is used for craft, home, auto or office projects to mount things to surfaces such as paper, cardboard, wood, laminate and fabric.

I think they mean it
Pictures and video

This guy thought Tessica Brown's Gorilla Glue story was a hoax, so he created a "Gorilla Glue challenge" and ended up in the ER after gluing a Solo cup to his face

Let's just read this again you guys, just as a refresher:

notthebee.com

There is a reason why bears go hungry in the woods and that is because humans don't hike as much as they used to.

 

[Dragonlady]

We could do extensive threads on all of the stupid ways people of all races injure themselves. Do you really need all these warnings not to do stupid things? Apparently, the answer is yes:

2019 Darwin Award: Pinnacle Of Stupidity

Darwin Award: Pinnacle Of Stupidity: In the end, cold was not the culprit! 'Hands are numb...but must operate smart phone,' muttered 47-year-old Tedzu to his livestream audience as he skidded and stumbled up snow-covered Mt Fuji

darwinawards.com

The winner of the 2020 Darwin Award was a man who attempted to climb Mt. Fuji in Japan, with two climbing poles and a cellphone. It is to be noted that in order to be eligible for the Darwin Award, you must be dead, and no longer in danger of polluting the gene pool.

"Wearing street clothes suitable for a typical October day in Tokyo, and carrying nothing more than a pair of climbing poles, Tedzu fired up his smart phone and proceeded up the Shubashiri trail which, incidentally, most climbers use only for descent. Live-streaming for the Niconico video-sharing platform, he entitles his video "Let's Go to Snowy Mt. Fuji." In hindsight, the title implies that Tedzu considered "Snowy Mt. Fuji" as safe as a ski resort or Christmas tree farm. Viewers began tuning in, following his happy jaunt up the ash-covered trail. Ashes soon turned to snow, and then to deep snow. Tedzu's viewers were now being treated to a litany of complaints about cold numb hands and a bitter lack of hot packs. Those watching might have started to feel a bit badly for Tedzu."