So, I just gave myself another one. Slipped of a ratchet and skinned my knuckle to the bone. Mental note to self, get some damned mekanix gloves!!!.


And for an update, liquid bandaid rocks!!!

[ July 24, 2004, 02:43 PM: Message edited by: FurleyII ]

doood = PULL a ratchet, not PUSH [img]tongue.gif[/img]


damn younguns.... :D

easier said than done sometimes.

[ July 24, 2004, 08:43 PM: Message edited by: Orion_95 ]

And it was thanks to you that I never went and got stitches.
Something you said once after I had 9 put in my thumb

Paperwork is awesome!!! [img]graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]

murley [img]graemlins/cry.gif[/img]

Man the variety of materials in my hand include, metals (of various types), plastic and wood.
as for scars, I think it shows years of experience, they make a conversation topic..,for a short time.

Jewellery is a bad thing to wear in the bay... A coworker somehow arced the ring on his middle finger, so that left a nice scar. I haven't been mortally wounded yet, save for scrapes and scratches, one fairly deep cut. I've had various pieces of MDF thrown at me by our friendly table saw (yay for anti-kickback... works like a champ), and left unscathed. Another co-worker somehow managed to shock himself pretty badly when he grabbed a bare wire from a neon transformer. I think he was sh!tting blue and red sparks after that. Oh, and courtesy bulbs on older vehicles are horrible when installing alarms/remote starters... jeebus, they must heat up to like 500F...

[ July 27, 2004, 10:12 PM: Message edited by: Ex-Maxx ]

How's about 2 shaft radios that don't want to come out and one shaft ends up buried in your hand, grrrrr. Or watching a co-worker run into a glass door and break his nose, hahaha!

HEY I did the ole skin-the-knuckle-to-the-bone thing the other week workin' with the socket driver, and I was pulling, not pushing. It was just a tight space and the sucker slipped. Next paycheck, I will be gettin' some mekanix gloves fo' shizzle

i once seen an installer arc a battery to his wedding ring with a wrench, that left a nasy burn.