A federal agency wants to give safety tips to young adults. So it's dropping an album.

deegeese , 9 months ago

ALBUM? My kids don’t even know what an album is. They think music comes from playlists.

mars_clockmaker , 9 months ago

Can’t believe they used a European Robin instead of a bird native to the US. I demand better bird representation in our public safety announcements

ThePantser , 9 months ago

Completely unlistenable

BloodyFable , 9 months ago

I’m glad they used a bird that bothers you, that way you’d more readily understand that birds aren’t real.

negativenull , 9 months ago

Anyone remember this? Dumb Ways to Die ad campaign

Dumb ways to die

NerdyPopRocks , 9 months ago

This is amazing! I’m sharing it with everyone I know

UFODivebomb , 9 months ago

You know what… I’m fine with this. If not a little proud.

FlyingSquid , 9 months ago

Did they get Steve Buscemi to help them out?

CatZoomies , 9 months ago

Here is the direct Web site if you’re interested in checking out the announcement, plus downloading the album:

United States Consumer Product Safety Commission: www.cpsc.gov/Were-Safety-Now-Havent-We

unreachable , 9 months ago

are they targeting young adults of five year old?

JoJoGAH , 9 months ago

Any one with a guess on how they arrived at this title?

SheeEttin , 9 months ago

None whatsoever.

NerdyPopRocks , 9 months ago

No idea but it’s brilliant. I’m proud of a government agency for once

mean_bean279 , 9 months ago

Honestly, the agencies always go hard AF. Our National Park Services has a fire ass social media and does some wild things. USPS sells some fire ass drip even.

JustAManOnAToilet , 9 months ago

Why would they be selling flaming diarrhea?

squiblet , 9 months ago

It is meme lingo I somehow haven’t heard about yet? I kinda like it. It’s also confusing though