Nail Scissor Packaging you need Scissors to open
Nail Scissor Packaging you need Scissors to open
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Is the plan that you are going to use that nail scissor as your main household scissor? When you buy something in a thick blister pack your plan is to awkwardly chew trough the plastic with a tiny and slightly curved nail scissor?
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Knives exist.
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Yeah, but the point they are making is that this is packaging for nail scissors. So they wouldn't use those nail scissors on such packaging anyway, so why are they complaining about not having regular scissors if nail scissors wouldn't help here when already unpacked anyways
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That's a good way to get cut. Even if you wear gloves, keep the blade sharp and cut away from yourself you still are at risk
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No, I‘m travelling and needed these. It’s not great packaging in general, but even worse when you’re traveling.
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Ah the famous scissors-package problem - Now we finally know which came first!
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I once bought a tool designed specifically for cutting open that bullshit.
It came wrapped in that bullshit and I almost lost my shit.
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Be glad you still have your bull
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Simply use your packaging-scissors to open the packaging of your nail-scissors.
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I've cut those with knives. Works great.
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Yeah, knives are pretty good at cutting things.
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Insert screaming madman noises
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Yeah, not when you’re travelling. What I find mildly infuriating about this, is that they could’ve just added a little cut so you can open it without tools.
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Pretty sure it does not specify with what to cut. Scissor are always used to depict cutting action, my point is you can use something else to cut that package
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Of all the objects in the world, I think this type of packaging has probably cut up my hands more than anything else.
And I love it when the product is delicate and encased in this plastic fortress... like SD cards.
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