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Step 2A necessary part of every good Instructable is...

You guessed it! A disclaimer. A disclaimer not only absolves the author (recon506) of any financial or other responsibility towards you, it is also a method of conveying one's hate for lawyers, sleezebags in suits, and other legal riff-raff that abounds in this great and economically screwed nation. (the USA)

<*cough, cough*>
The author, sole proprietor, and cynical bastard that wrote this -ible (recon506) hereby absolves himself of any responsibility (thus screwing you over) towards you, in respect to damages to life, limb, property, beloved family pet, hated sibling, your bank account, etc, etc, etc...
</*cough, cough*>


*I do not take credit for this flash video. I don't know who do give credit to. I just find it appropriate,
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Jan 1, 2009. 2:58 PMxd12c says:
I'm pretty sure the flash video is from Lemon Demon.

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