Yummy! Will have to try these!

This.

Yes! I’ve used that one! But HR made me add a disclaimer about the gore. #eyeroll

Sorry that happened to you! Glad you are ok

PS I’m going to use this in my safety training ;)

So YouTube is blocked at work (sad trombone) but I used my smart-ass phone and was so glad I did! Thanks for this! I love Christopher Titus! We go to see him every time he is in Charlotte or Raleigh/Durham! :)

Well, the problem with a generic “be safe” warning/message is that it doesn’t mean anything or it could mean several different things. Not everyone has the same training,/education/life experience to understand what is meant. Safety glasses or goggles and/or face shield? Gloves? What kind? What length? Apron or…

Obligatory safety message: “Don’t open batteries.” That is all.

Great idea! I do this so I don’t feel so overwhelmed by everything that still needs to be done. AND, these lists come in handy when preparing for your performance review! ;)

Major flashback to those leather bracelets we used to make in camp ugh i’m so old lol

In theory, yes. Not so sure my “God Honoring” employer would appreciate those messages on my screen. And, more importantly, what would I do without Lifehacker? ((hugs self in corner of office))

I was just thinking about that and all the flying debris that can hit and/or impale you. I keep my car super clean because I saw too many car accidents as a firefighter and people’s lives would be spread out across the highway when they wrecked.

#teamparchmentpaper

Great article! I’m going to start paying myself for working out. Hello new wardrobe! :)

During out last move, Mr Safety and I finally purged the kitchen. We had a lot of duplicates from combining our households, and I had a lot of “one purpose” machines and gadgets. It was hard (funny how we become so attached to things) but the local shelter sure appreciated it!

I love articles like this! Positive thinking is good for us!

I don’t care if these are real or written by the staff. They are too funny!!

Good article! I like the links for your reference, and it’s good information to know even though I am a tap water baby and don’t drink the sparkly stuff.