Fw: Fw: RE: [MV] old fire extinguisher

Chuck Chriss (cchriss@ix.netcom.com)
Wed, 22 Apr 1998 11:18:52 -0700

Yeah, I had a job filling paint thinner cans in the 1950s. The shop bought
thinner in 55 gal drums and I put it into quarts and gallons. We lived in
pain thinner fumes all day. No one thought anything about it (but had to go
outside to smoke to avoid blowing the place up).

There will always be hazards -- just use your common sense.

chuck
-----Original Message-----
From: tiny <tiny@silcom.com>
To: Dave Cole <DA_Cole@compuserve.com>; Chuck Chriss
<cchriss@ix.netcom.com>; MV List <mil-veh@skylee.com>
Date: Wednesday, April 22, 1998 11:13 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: RE: [MV] old fire extinguisher

>Lets face if folks.. If you go outside and spend to much time in the sun,
>you will die of skin cancer. If you breath chemicals you will die of
>lung cancer. If you think you are smart and stay inside away from all the
>nasties you will die of prostate cancer or something... The facts are if
>you do ANYTHING involving electronics solvents or just about anything you
>are doing something hazerdous to you health... Just another part of the
>hobby... You know all the cans of solvents that read "Has been known to
>cause harm to reproductive organs" or "Lung and skin irritant" or "Has
>been known to cause cancer in lab rats" When you work with this stuff
>(no matter what it is) you are putting yourself at risk.. It's just the
>way it is.. No one can live in a bubble free from germs or poisons..
>
>My $0.02 worth.. Thanks for listnen'
>
>-Ryan J. Geyer-
>"Pixy"
>"Tiny"
>
>

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