I was intending to buy a landing light when I noticed this warning. I’m still intending to buy, but will put a notice on the panel forbidding switching it on over California.
Virtually everything has that ‘cancer causing’ label when sold in California, without effect. It’s just yet another sticker to peel off, or another piece of packaging to toss in the trash.
Virtually everything has that ‘cancer causing’ label when sold in California, without effect. It’s just yet another sticker to peel off, or another piece of packaging to toss in the trash.
This was Proposition something-or-other, way back in the 90s or even 80s. I’ve always assumed that whatever genius politician pushed it through, had a brother-in-law in the sticky label business.
had a brother-in-law in the sticky label business.
No; that was CE marking 
Silvaire wrote:
Virtually everything has that ‘cancer causing’ label when sold in California, without effect. It’s just yet another sticker to peel off, or another piece of packaging to toss in the trash.
Lots of other warnings, too. I remember seeing an official-looking plaque summing up that attitude nicely: “The State of California has not yet determined what else you should be warned about, so please stand by”.
At least it(’)s consistent. Assuming that the emporium is owned by a Mr Goodwyn, he has omitted the apostrophe in the one place it ought to be.
And maybe Dud-Ley Rd would have been appropriate
