@duglop Amusing as this is, the engines of that era were far less complex and had much looser tolerances. You could do those things without needing specialized training. Of course those engines also got 8 or 12 miles to the gallon and spewed nitric oxide and partially burned hydrocarbons. And frankly, it was more like 60-70 years ago.
@duglop I do agree that liability laws have gotten a bit out of hand. And we do have too many warnings. If you don’t know not to use a toaster in the bath tub, well, you’re in for a shock.
@sfleetucker ok then! Not sure what ya want me to say there sorry...
@sfleetucker kind of like when we had to explain to people not to eat Tide Pods...
@duglop Maybe we didn’t need to.
@sfleetucker WTAF? Um, LMFAO yeah ok, so the Tide Pod challenge was an accident?
@sfleetucker You said they keywords yourself my friend.... also the reason warnings became so stupid is because PEOPLE became so stupid - back in the day we didn't have to warn people NOT to eat laundry soap or drink poisons - but today we have to because people are just that dumb now :)
@sfleetucker Sorry I shouldn't have laughed, I knew/know what you meant and are saying, but the irony of it is that although we shouldn't have had to do it, we DID have to to do it because people are going to be people in this day & age unfortunately
@duglop In fairness, our detergent didn’t look like candy when I was a kid.
@sfleetucker ok you win...
@sfleetucker Tide has the SAME container colors now they did back in the 60's but you just keep on doing you.... the end
@sfleetucker time to poke a whole in that theory - the Tide challenge was created to see WHO COULD EAT A LAUNDRY SOAP POD AND POST IT FOR LIKES ON YOUTUBE
https://youtu.be/wlLj5zWz5GM
check out the original Tide Pod challenge and then you can
TELL ME AGAIN
@sfleetucker huh? I already knew the point of the meme :D and the example they use is actually true... warnings today literally state that... so yeah