Safety to the extreme at Home Depot

[George]

Don't let reality hit you in the ass while you exit.

[Charlie Self]

I think it was reality that made him shut the door with reasonable quiet as he left.

It is simply too bad that a centrist Republican position today is not held in much esteem by the people who swung the party to the right, but they can be assured that, like a pendulum, the party will swing back to the center.

[B a r r y]

I think the economy is doing just fine.

[Pop]

All these posts, and not a single one I coujld find that mentioned whether the saftey gizmo worked, pros, cons, neutrals, ease of use, etc.? Is THAT the way to discuss safety?

All that reading, and no information ;-(

[Duane Bozarth]

Here, too.

[B a r r y]

You're new on Usenet?

[Robert Bonomi]

What has an I.Q. of 200?

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[Robert Bonomi]

"You can make a thing damn near fool-proof, but you can't make it NEAR damn-fool proof."

"For every fool-proof invention, there exists a sufficiently determined fool capable of breaking it."

[Roy Smith]

Given the general caliber of the people working in HD, I find it pretty scary that they even have a RAS at all.

There is plenty of industrial equipment which requires that you operate two "start" buttons at the same time, each one hidden under a guard, and several feet away from each other. All this to make sure both hands are away from the business end of the machine when you turn it on.