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1] If it is a water type extinguisher you can drown. 2] A straight CO2 extinguisher [not dry chemical] will output CO2, which is an asphyxiant [suffocates you], and the CO2 will be extremely dry and can damage your lungs. There is also a risk of frostbite as it cvomes out very very cold. 3] A CO2/Dry Chemical extinguisher has the problems of 2] above, plus the fact that the dry chemical is sodium carbonate, which is very alkaline and will seriously mess up your mouth, nose, throat, and lungs. It is NOT the same as sodium bicarbonate [aka baking soda] which is much less alkaline. 4] I hope nobody has any carbon tetrachloride extinguishers anymore, because that stuff is nasty ! 5] Halon is a simple asphyxiant, and I think has some adverse effects [but better that than getting burnt up !]. 6] In addition to the above, note that chemicals going into fire extinguishers do not have to be the very purest for that application, and might contain harmful impurities.
Your post is very hard to read. Much of it is misspelled and it appears whole words are left out of sentences. Your grammar is terrible. You convinced me that you lack a lot of knowledge, including basic parking rules.. If there is no amount listed on a citation, the fine will depend upon your past driving record. The court clerk has a schedule that tells her how much to charge based on certain types of violations you have received, if any. Go see the clerk and pay the fine. Then read the drivers manual again to learn simple things like the distance to stay away from fire hydrants.
If you own a reflecting telescope such as Newtonian or Classical Cassegrain, you do need collimation tools, especially with the ones that have focal rations below F/6. With most telescopes, collimation tools are not included and have to be bought separately. If you have a Newtonian, I recommend the Tectron collimation tool set. I have one and it works very well on my F/4.5 and F/4 Newtonians, which are very demanding of accurate collimation on my part for good views through them.
