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Don’t touch liquid nitrogen with your bare hands.
Don’t touch glowing metal with your bare hands.
Don’t touch exposed wire with your bare hands.
Spending your own money on super high quality gloves is absolutely worth it.
Pff! Where’s the fun in that?
So if I put a pair of nitrile gloves on, I should be able to touch those things with no problems? brb gonna go try it
Don't forget to grab something out of the heavy machinery
Don’t put your dick in it either. :/
No that’s actually perfectly okay.
Thank you Six Finger.
So you're saying that as long as the bare wires are soaked in liquid nitrogen, they're fine to touch!
I mean you would think…
Stupid no fun allowed lessons, next you're going to tell me I can't feed the lions dressed in a zebra costume
Don’t touch the -80°C (-112°F) freezer with your bare wet hands (learned this today :D )
Can confirm, these are excellent lessons.