worst or most dangerous list

Most dangerous holidays ranked by
1. Food poisoning
   alcohol poisoning, 
meatloaf disputes where someone pulls out a weapon, 
exploding turkeys, 
exploding explosives, 
and plain ole stupidity.
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2. Auto fatalities.

* Cinco de Mayo - 72 + 387
* Veterans day -      ? +  392
* Thanksgiving -  
................ Deaths: 6 + 405
Yearly, deep frying frozen turkeys  are responsible for
 a minimum of 
6 deaths, 
 60 injuries, 
the destruction of 900 homes, 
and more than $15 million dollars in property damage;     One man, from Texas, burnt down his house 3 times deep frying a turkey. He did it once; then 3 years later he did it again, ; and when he was living in his new house he went outside this time where the turkey exploded, caught his tree on fire, which fell onto his house, and burned it to the ground.
Mardi Gras:  ???

* Halloween 
..............Deaths: 113 + 40
- an opportunity for girls to dress like a cross between 
a stripper and a cat 
a stripper and a witch
 a stripper and a panda
 a stripper and a rabbit
 a stripper and a vampire and
 just a stripper.

* Mother's day  ?   +    421
* St Patrick's day
.....Deaths: 20 + 432
Alcohol poisoning
An average of 12 people falling off of balconies

* Father's day   ? + 441
* Labor day       ? + 454
* New year's Eve 
  Deaths........... 6? + 470
 12 fireworks-related deaths during 2019. 
Fireworks related injuries:
 eye injuries,
 finger amputations
 hand amputations,
 and head injuries [See * below].

Independence day 
    The 4th of July
….............. ? +  540
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Most dangerous tourist destinations in the United States
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Half dome 60 to 100
Yellowstone geyser related
Action Park New Jersey
Grand canyon Arizona
Hawaii - hiking drowning 
 snorkeling
Golden gate recreation park       Wave will pick you up and throw you against the rocks
Lake Mead Nevada 
Hoover dam
Alaska - drowning, boating, accident, vanishing

New Smyrna Beach Florida  - shark bites


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