Eating your mouse...

[kram 2.0]

Just thought this was kinda funny when I first read it...

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=20450
BUYERS OF the Pilot Mouse, made by Kensington, have been complaining that the apparently innocuous desktop rodent comes with a terrifying warning: "The cord on this product contains lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling."

kram

[Byte 2.0]

But, of course, if you are still worried about your mouse or keyboard cable, you could always go wireless.

I cut my risk in half, I use a wireless mouse. Now If I can break the habit of chewing on my keyboard cable, while playing doom3, i just might be ok.

[enhanced08]

if people are that dumb.........

all the stupid lawsuits that are out today, its insane! you can walk in front of a shooting range and get shot 50 time then sue them for not having a sign that says "Danger: Fireing Range!" if they couldn't hear the gun shots i doubt they would have seen a sign....

[shadowbreaker513]

Well to be fair, I used to chew on my headphone cord. Till I broke through one day and shocked myself

[roomwithamoose]

I remember a while back when email was new, and we'd all get those crazy email jokes. My dad got one related to this, about retarded warnings. One was a Swedish chain saw that said: "Do not attempt to stop saw with hand or groin." Another one was for a soap with the directions: "Use like normal soap". Sometimes people can be pretty stupid, you figure there has to be a reason they put those warnings on there. Either that or someone has a good sense of humor.

[WhatsThisBoxFor?]

"Use like normal soap". I find most shampoo bottles instructions start with: Use like normal shampoo... and normally end with ...rinse and repeat if neccessary.