![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiBNwUaMh2u2uvY-yCkwvZi3ulaiwUdCQGTt5TNtJgdOA14MavYcVb78ExLCOL8i2ptyuJZ7oCyz8wBjg_MOLikqBfzM3hcxnjb9ZJEKysoxhjjFYxTODkZ81PS_uoJUhs62IiAh30Xrlc/s400/040114_warning_7.hmedium.jpg)
and if you can't read this warning either, then never mind.
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does that mean I should dispose of this in a fire or not?
and where would a battery explore?
I think my 2 year old is under 3...
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4 comments:
Personally I wonder where the battery is exploring?
I changed the post to reflect your wondering, Josh. :)
Hi, Friend
Thanks for posting a pic from my blog yesterday. I've been enjoying your blog ever since; very funny stuff. And to prove to you that I'm not just a one-dimensional photoshopper, I want to share this warning that was included with a Motorola instruction manual that accompanied a pager I used in the 70's. Note that the Battery Door Ingestion Hotline number is unlisted; even they have limits to the emergencies they'll endure.
- Coop
On closer inspection, I see that you didn't publish my post; your post and mine were next to each other on this blog, a tasteful and apparently very discriminating French site. But you can post my stuff if you like.
- Coop
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