I hate when that happens

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Originally Posted by Stuart

Nah, I was working the oven and taking pizzas out with a pair of pliers at a high rate of speed. He reached between me and the cut table when I was turning to set it down. Put the pan right into his forearm. I felt pretty bad. There was a guy named Cowboy when I worked up there, but he was gone long before I burned that guy's arm.

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yeah that is definitely no fun when that kind of thing happens! I always had issues when i was a kid getting cut on accident. I loved to build models and would always get nailed by the exacto. no drill bits in the hand though!

I cut myself shaving last week...does that count?

I put a #2 Phillips screwdriver through the webbing between your thumb and forefinger, about 10 years ago. Learned the hard way, not to hold things in your hand while applying hard downward pressure with the other...

Oh it's just all about what happens daily, you know, computer crash, AR malfunction, getting injured,, ya know I hate when that happens.

My least favorite job related hate it when that happens? PVC primer in the eye. Nothing, and I mean NOTHING else hurts that fookin' bad. Really, I'd almost rather get kicked in the cubes.

Sawz-all bites, solder burns, ladder dumps, they all suck, but primer in the eye is the worst.

It sucks more than pepper spray. Yes, I've experienced both. Primer is worse.

Christmas Eve, 2009. Shoveling snow. Helping my wife clear the back deck, I turn just as she is winding up with a shovel full. You got it, full contact square hit with a snow shovel in good condition (sharp). 5 stitches and a nearly shattered cheek bone.

Lesson: never approach wife when she has tools.

so peeps spray you with pepper spray and you wipe pvc primer in your eyes... Duh...

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Originally Posted by scratchy

Christmas Eve, 2009. Shoveling snow. Helping my wife clear the back deck, I turn just as she is winding up with a shovel full. You got it, full contact square hit with a snow shovel in good condition (sharp). 5 stitches and a nearly shattered cheek bone.

Lesson: never approach wife when she has tools.

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She did it on purpose!![Beer]

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Originally Posted by scratchy

Christmas Eve, 2009. Shoveling snow. Helping my wife clear the back deck, I turn just as she is winding up with a shovel full. You got it, full contact square hit with a snow shovel in good condition (sharp). 5 stitches and a nearly shattered cheek bone.

Lesson: never approach wife when she has tools.

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Never give a Woman Tools...