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Danger making apple sauce

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37chief

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Daughter has a apple tree in her yard, which has a lot of apples. She decided to make some apple sauce. She has a apple peeler. While pulling a apple core off of the machine it let loose all at once and her hand flew back fast and hit something and broke a bone in her hand, and needs a cast for a while. You just never know when danger will strike, so be careful around apples. Stan
 
Do we need a three day waiting period to purchase new Apples? Mandatory apple registration? Concealed Apple permits? Hope she heals fast, it stinks to be in a cast over the holidays
 
Point well taken. One gets tired of big brother sticking his nose in our business aka FBI, CIA, NSA, Secret Service, Local authorities, Google and all including the BLACK programs that we know not of. We don't need him to protect us from ourselves. But it is here and obviously to stay. Glad I am on the other side of the mountain and in a decade more or less I won't be concerned about it.

Mark
 
I thought "Murphy" was hanging out at my place today. Sorry about her luck, and wishing a speedy recovery.
 
How about all of us "flyover states" just pass a ban on all airports within our states. That will turn "flyover optional" into "flyover required"! Maybe that will keep all of their modern ideas about Nanny government isolated on the coastlines.
 
Problem with consumer protection laws is they dilute the gene pool. With out them some of the dummies are removed from the gene pool thus improving the remaining genetics.
With them you get " I want a free external_link phone"
 
Would this malfunctioning apple peeler be covered by O'Bammer Care or would we have to have workmen's compensation???????! Armand
 
I have one that peels, cores and slices. Have run maybe 10,000 apples through it. And yes sometimes you have to "persuade" the apple off the core.
I'm guessing your daughter is small, under 110 lbs?
 
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