Number of yearly decapitations from ceiling fans

[trevor]

replying to robsmith3, trevor wrote: You absolutley right...ceiling fans are potentially dangerous ....esp one that's wobbling...I would not sit there either

[Sal Monella]

Low-life restaurants have cheap ceiling fans. Wear an OSHA-approved hardhat.

[Boo Boo]

replying to Steve B, Boo Boo wrote: GREAT Now i'm terrified of staying cool in the summer ._.

[Bill]

replying to robsmith3, Bill wrote: People like you need to shut up, you have no idea what you are talking about. There is not nearly enough inertia in a ceiling fan to come any where close to decapitating a human. At best it might cause a concussion.

[antcus]

replying to robsmith3, antcus wrote: Pity they did not have them during the french revolution. They could have speeded their execution time, and got it over sooner. Actually on a more serious note, yes they tend to look very dangerous. but in reality they are not half as dangerous as you are making them.

[Ed Pawlowski]

The ones he is talking about are from a cheap spammer in India pushing ch=his crap here. I'd not trust one hanging in my house.

[robsmith3]

Hello robsmith3, I am quite intrigued by your "story" that I would like to know if this restaurant is still open or did they get shut down, or perhaps they purchased a new ceiling fan. Please respond after 9 yrs I would really like to know so that I may one day visit this restaurant with my children and not worry about being decapitated. Please and thank you!

[notbob2]

*no*