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>the big green one!
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https://notthebee.com/article/igloo-coolers-expands-recall-of-coolers-due-to-risk-of-amputation-/
Igloo expands recall of coolers due to risk of "fingertip amputation" 😬
Nothing like finding out on a random Friday that your favorite cooler might accidentally chop your hand off if you aren't careful.
You may remember this story from February:
Igloo recalls more than 1 million coolers because the handles are causing finger amputations
notthebee.com
Igloo recalls more than 1 million coolers because the handles are causing finger amputations
Igloo is recalling over one million of its 90 Qt. Flip & Tow Rolling Coolers sold across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico because the
Well, apparently the problem was bigger than they thought:
Igloo just expanded a voluntary recall of more than a million coolers because there's a slight risk of "amputation" or crushing with the product.
Yes. Amputation.
The CPSC originally issued a recall notice for approximately 1,060,000 Igloo 90 Qt. Flip & Tow Rolling Coolers back on Feb. 13, stating at the time that 'the tow handle can pinch consumers' fingertips against the cooler, posing fingertip amputation and crushing hazards.' The agency issued a recall expansion notice on May 8 for the additional Igloo 90 Qt. Flip & Tow Rolling Coolers, citing similar hazards.
Coolers made from 2019 to 2024 are affected by the recall. Igloo will simply send you a replacement handle if you ask.
Unless you'd rather risk losing fingers the next time you're leaving the ball field.
Pope Leo's childhood home..
https://americanpoliticalreport.com/winning-lottery-ticket-popes-childhood-home-no-longer-for-sale/
‘Winning Lottery Ticket’: Pope’s Childhood Home No Longer for Sale
by Bob Unruh, WND May 10, 2025
(WND)—It’s like “a winning lottery ticket.” That’s the circumstance for a man who owns a Chicago home, a fixer-upper that he had on the market for $200,000.
But it’s no longer on the market, and certainly not at that price, after he found the small brick structure was the childhood home of Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV. The New York Post explained the details.
“[The real-estate agent] called me and said, ‘Hey, the pope used to live in your house.’ I’m like, ‘Stop joking,’” explained Pawel Radzik, who flips properties and was ready to unload the home for $200,000. “I’m going to keep it for now. I’m excited. … I’m lucky to have it.”
Realtor Steve Budzik told The Post, “It’s like a winning lottery ticket.”
“I’m lucky to have it.”
The home actually is in Dolton, Illinois, and reports say it was home to some drug dealers a few years ago, after the Prevost family sold it.
Radzik then bought it last year and fixed up and listed it for sale more than three months ago. Now, he confirmed to the Post, he’s raising the price before it goes back on the market. Curiously, on Thursday alone, he got four offers on the structure.
Trigger Leftists
The Post described the home as a “modest-looking 1,200-square-foot abode — which the pope’s family bought in 1949, paying a $42 monthly mortgage.”
Real estate listings prominently displayed an “off market” notation about the property.
>Nothing ends well for the Popes
hmmm.. wonder if the new one is c_a?
jus sayin is all !! he kinda has that glowie effect, right? quick election vs protracted drawn out one