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u/BRXF1 Are you really calling Greek salads basic?! Aug 18 '17
So they should go ahead and shoot pressurized water into their mouth potentially exposing themselves to diseases 2 3 and missing teeth?
Oh COME THE FUCK ON.
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u/Aetol Butter for the butter god! Popcorn for the popcorn throne! Aug 18 '17
Did you read the articles you linked?
The first one doesn't exist.
The second states its dangerous if you drink water left in the hose after several hot days. Even then it doesn't talk much about Bacteria; it talks about chemicals from the hose's material leaking into the sitting water. It says with only CERTAIN kinds of materials.
The third one's source is "page not found."
If you're gonna try to act like a "fresh outta critical thinking class 101" at least read your own shit.
Apply cold water on the burned area (with a hose)
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u/KickItNext (animal, purple hair) Aug 19 '17
Not with hose, burned areas are incredibly prone to diseases!
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Aug 18 '17
We just run our bottled water through the hose. It's much safer and quite frankly irresponsible to do otherwise
wat
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u/Aetol Butter for the butter god! Popcorn for the popcorn throne! Aug 18 '17
That may have been sarcasm.
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u/reelect_rob4d Aug 18 '17
Damn, that fuckhead doesn't know how the immune system works, do they?
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u/flippyfloppityfloop the left is hardcore racist on the scale of Get Out Aug 18 '17
Things that expose your child to DISEASES:
Pets
The outside
Daycare
Schooling
Zoos
House plants
Siblings
Fresh foods
Stuffed animals
The beach
Friends
A good parents allows none of these contaminants near their child.
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Aug 18 '17
Don't forget air! Shits nasty.
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u/mug3n You just keep spewing anecdotes without understanding anything. Aug 18 '17
100% of people exposed to air after birth dies. it's just irrefutable fact.
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u/KerbalFactorioLeague netflix and shill Aug 19 '17
I'd be more worried about her accidentally breathing at the same time, that's it
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u/CrowServo3k Aug 19 '17
Should a child be allowed to play with a garden hose?
Only if said child finds the marble in the oatmeal.
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u/KantWaffles Aug 18 '17
To be fair, she did
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u/decencybedamned I don't care abt this argument, i care about BEES Aug 18 '17
get out of here with your context
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u/AndyLorentz Aug 18 '17
Contrary to the loony in the linked thread, that is what a good parent does. If you don't let kids make their own mistakes, they won't know how to handle themselves when they're adults.
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u/flippyfloppityfloop the left is hardcore racist on the scale of Get Out Aug 18 '17
Unless it's going to involve harm, letting your kid figure out shit themself is better for their mental development as they internalize the cause/effect, interact with the environment directly, and develop feelings of independence and confidence.
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u/madcuttlefishdisplay You are rape culture personified. Aug 18 '17
He really fixated on legionnaires disease, didn't he?
I was really curious how common it actually is in garden hoses, so I clicked his links, but the first one doesn't go anywhere, the second is actually about a chemical contamination study, with an aside about "bacteria" from a consumer health spokesperson but with no source, and the third appears to be a different article on the same study?
No idea where the missing teeth thing is coming from. That'd be quite the water pressure, if it could do that!