Why do some parents tell their kids not to run with a pointed/sharp object because they 'may trip and poke their eye out'? Wouldn't they poke it in?
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Something thats been bothering me...
EVEN HEROES KNOW WHEN TO BE SCARED... AND I'M NO HERO.
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13-03-2006, 06:18 PM #2
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Erm.. What? :s
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Well if it wedges in the corner of your eye and you fall akwardly then it may pop your eye out. :p
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13-03-2006, 06:21 PM #4
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That kinda grossed me out.
Originally Posted by Karma
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Now, calculate the likely-hood of that happening. = ) Originally Posted by Karma
EVEN HEROES KNOW WHEN TO BE SCARED... AND I'M NO HERO.
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Dont they jus say Dont run with sharp objects ! ? - If you fell and were holdin object at certain angle it would blind you. Maybe thousands of people have been blinded by falling with sharp objects ?/
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It totally depends on the pointy object, where it had entered the human body, and how it had entered. Originally Posted by Captain Grammar
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Well maybe so the kid dosnt do it again...
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Ah, I see... Is that the scientific term for it? Originally Posted by Sunburn
EVEN HEROES KNOW WHEN TO BE SCARED... AND I'M NO HERO.
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13-03-2006, 06:32 PM #10
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Yes, Doctors & dentists use it. "Pass me that pointy object" Originally Posted by Captain Grammar
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