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That’s not a very appetizing looking penis.
So how's those boots working for you I let you borrow today BFG? Great pair of shit kickers huh?
I could use another pair, please and thank you
She’s already got some shit on ‘em from that last kick.
Wondering how the bowl games tomorrow will play out.
Will Michigan come through for me
Wondering how the bowl games tomorrow will play out.
Will Michigan come through for me
If you ever rob a bank, make sure to hold your middle finger in front of you the whole time so the news has to blur your face in the security footage.
After further research, it seems the risk of serious injury as a result inserting and appendage between closing elevator doors is roughly 1 in 7.5 billion or the entire population of the world. Obviously, this is a rough estimate.
However, the risk is greatly elevated if the person in question happens to be an elevator technician.
The button marked “close doors” in a modern elevator does nothing and is only designed to give the operator the illusion of control.
...but you can't believe everything you read on the internet.
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John, I'm not sure where you researched, but my information came from an attorney who defended elevator companies from lawsuits. He got 2 or 3 new door injury cases a year, some with limbs so crushed they had to be amputated, and he only did one small state. And take a look at this law firm, that advertises that one of their specialties is elevator door injuries: https://www.attorneychicago.com/door-closing-accidents.html. It may not be conclusive, and it may not be a high risk, but it's a risk with virtually no reward.