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4nick8r Dec 16, 2012

As some of you know, I work as a firefighter. In the last week we have had 2 fires that were caused by candles. One person left to a movie & the other fell asleep. Nobody was killed, but it could have been bad. Please be careful & remember to always have your candles on a nonflammable surface & away from drapes & other objects. Never leave them unattended. It seems like we always get more fires around the holidays. While I'm at it; keep blankets away from space heaters & any heat source away from Christmas decorations/ trees. If you didn't change your battery in your smoke detectors (u do have them, right?) when you changed your clocks then do it now. I have never been to a fire fatality where there was a working smoke detector. Happy holidays & stay safe. 🎅
LaTortuga Dec 16, 2012

Good Advice. Thanks for the reminders. 👍👍🎅🎅🎄🎄🚒🚒
james87 Dec 16, 2012

Keep up the good work!
༺ ᗪᗰᒪ ༻ Dec 16, 2012

Great advice bro.

I too am on the job, we tell people to be SAFE:

S-smoke alarms.
A-appliances are unplugged.
F-family escape plan.
E-extinguish candles and cigarettes.

Merry Christmas one and all.
MˇΦNE¥SK$™ Dec 16, 2012

Thanks man I should change my battery
GreenManXphile Dec 16, 2012

and remember kids! when you play with fire.. you might get burned. and nobody wins that battle.

CAUSE KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!
GI JOOOOOOOOOE!
Boner Jams '03 Dec 16, 2012

GreenPhoeni/x/ wrote:
and remember kids! when you play with fire.. you might get burned. and nobody wins that battle.

CAUSE KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!
GI JOOOOOOOOOE!

Get it right, man. "Knowing is half the battle"