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    1. US Consumer Product Safety Commission‏Verified account @USCPSC Feb 10

      The year was 2017pic.twitter.com/2TQJVYUvDN

      A kid in sunglasses duel wielding fidget spinners and living his absolute best life. The text reads: The quest for truth takes us to many places. Some find it. Others do not. Once found, live your truth. Just don't put fidget spinners in your mouth.
      8 replies 118 retweets 730 likes
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    2. US Consumer Product Safety Commission‏Verified account @USCPSC Feb 10

      The year was 2018pic.twitter.com/26CJk9H1qx

      Two laundry pods. The text reads: A truth you've always known. A cause you can believe in. Human people united against eating laundry pods. A meme should not become a family tragedy. Don't eat poison.
      3 replies 34 retweets 331 likes
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    3. US Consumer Product Safety Commission‏Verified account @USCPSC Feb 10

      The year was 2019pic.twitter.com/YoZskP9iGg

      A bunch of bros walking into a vacation rental apartment. The text reads: turn it around, bros! this rental is a death trap. Bros know to 'take safety with you'. Don't let an unsafe rental turn your brocation into a trip to the ER. look for: smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, a fire extinguisher, anchored furniture and a safe pool
      7 replies 26 retweets 279 likes
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    4. US Consumer Product Safety Commission‏Verified account @USCPSC Feb 10

      The year was 2020. We hope we came through for you.pic.twitter.com/DTMCaHUxc9

      Two old men wearing boxing gloves boxing a bunch of covid19 cells with scary faces. The text reads: They're not going to let us leave, Jackie. Aim for the lipid envelopes and don't quit swinging, Mikey. You can't punch a virus (science). You can make sure older family members are safe at home. Make sure stairs are free of trip hazards. Make sure medicines and cleaning products are labeled, in child-proof containers and locked up. Seniors shouldn't wear loose clothing while cooking.
      An enormous raccoon. the size of a building emerging from the ocean in a giant wave coming to crush a covid19 cell. The text reads: You can't summon the Grand Racoon to end covid19. You can keep kids safe: make sure you keep cleaning products in their original bottles, locked up out of sight and out of reach of kids.
      A fox in the moon over the statue of liberty wearing a mask that says "courage together". Good night, kind friends. Tomorrow we care for one another all over again. Quinn the Quarantine Fox.
      A fox named Quinn the Quarantine Fox in a space suit standing in front of a giant robot surrounded by the Wild Animals United For Human Safety. A grizzly bear named Yesha Rangerfoot. A white wolf named Wess Weskerwolf. A black panther named Blake Brookwalker. A red panda named Rincewald Rangerfoot. They are known as "The Snoot Squad"
      21 replies 62 retweets 446 likes
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      US Consumer Product Safety Commission‏Verified account @USCPSC Feb 11

      (so far in 2021) THE MONTH WAS JANUARYpic.twitter.com/uXQkQbmh17

      A guy at a desk on a work call in his kitchen. There is a toaster on fire in the background. The text reads: Always have a working fire extinguisher in your kitchenoffice. Hey Jess! Oh, you know. Just another day at the kitchenoffice... That sound? A small fire. Ha! Let me mute for a sec.
      A woman on a ladder just beginning to paint in her home. Her wife stands behind her pointing and says, "You missed a spot! Bahahahaha (snort) hahahaha." The text reads: Our home safety checklists can protect you from ladder falls. Mental fortitude will protect you from wife jokes. Stay strong.
      A woman at a computer in a basement with neon lighting all around here. On her monitor is a stock ticker going way up and a european robin in a sunhat named handsome ron. The text reads: Take stock in handsome ron's carbon monoxide safety tips. Make sure you have working carbon monoxide alarms on every floor of your home and outside sleeping areas. Test your alarms once a month and replace the batteries every year.
      7:45 AM - 11 Feb 2021
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      5 replies 26 retweets 180 likes
        1. Totes Myname‏ @3leftsright Feb 11
          Replying to @USCPSC

          If my taxes went into this, I couldn't be fuckin' prouder of y'all. These are beautiful.

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        1. Doctor Kittens  🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍🌈‏ @Lots47 Feb 11
          Replying to @USCPSC

          My smoke alarm was tested via bad cooking.

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        1. Otiz Ranchez‏ @eatatmilliways Feb 12
          Replying to @USCPSC

          ask handsome ron for how-to tips on shorting preventable tragedies!!

          1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes
        2. Otiz Ranchez‏ @eatatmilliways Feb 12
          Replying to @eatatmilliways @USCPSC

          (is that how stocks work idk)

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        1. mir d.‏ @snarkengaged Feb 12
          Replying to @USCPSC

          Whoever runs this account...you’re doing great.

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