I'm gonna cut you up, real bad......
Mar 23rd 2004, 9:16 am
#31
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WBB, they are HOT!! might just get me some of those to complete my phycho outfit
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Mar 24th 2004, 1:53 pm
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Make sure you don't try and saw anything that might have nails or staples in it.....if you think it might....leave it be.
Want to hear about my uncles chainsaw accident? I thought i might give you the opportunity to say no. Don't want to put you off your new toy now
Want to hear about my uncles chainsaw accident? I thought i might give you the opportunity to say no. Don't want to put you off your new toy now
Mar 24th 2004, 1:58 pm
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oh, go on then.
When i was about 10 i was out "chainsawing" with my dad and saw him take off his 2 middle fingers
I can handle it..............
When i was about 10 i was out "chainsawing" with my dad and saw him take off his 2 middle fingers
I can handle it..............
Mar 24th 2004, 2:44 pm
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He never gave anyone the bird then ???
Mar 24th 2004, 2:49 pm
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Originally posted by hevs
oh, go on then.
When i was about 10 i was out "chainsawing" with my dad and saw him take off his 2 middle fingers
I can handle it..............
oh, go on then.
When i was about 10 i was out "chainsawing" with my dad and saw him take off his 2 middle fingers
I can handle it..............
He was 20 foot up a tree, aunt was down below holding the ladder. He slipped on a rung as he was cutting and cut his left hand (hes a southpaw) between his little and forth finger, down his palm to just shy of his wrist. Dropped the saw (as you would) which nearly squashed my aunt, and fell out of the tree. Aunt had to strip off her t-shirt and tie the flailing finger (now hinged at the wrist!) back on. Got him to hospital and after 7 years and heaps of surgury he can play the guitar again. He has a great scar though
Mar 25th 2004, 8:27 am
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Originally posted by Bordy
He never gave anyone the bird then ???
He never gave anyone the bird then ???
Mar 25th 2004, 8:31 am
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Originally posted by PeteY
Ouch!! Well if you saw that my uncles story is'nt going to turn your tummy.
He was 20 foot up a tree, aunt was down below holding the ladder. He slipped on a rung as he was cutting and cut his left hand (hes a southpaw) between his little and forth finger, down his palm to just shy of his wrist. Dropped the saw (as you would) which nearly squashed my aunt, and fell out of the tree. Aunt had to strip off her t-shirt and tie the flailing finger (now hinged at the wrist!) back on. Got him to hospital and after 7 years and heaps of surgury he can play the guitar again. He has a great scar though
Ouch!! Well if you saw that my uncles story is'nt going to turn your tummy.
He was 20 foot up a tree, aunt was down below holding the ladder. He slipped on a rung as he was cutting and cut his left hand (hes a southpaw) between his little and forth finger, down his palm to just shy of his wrist. Dropped the saw (as you would) which nearly squashed my aunt, and fell out of the tree. Aunt had to strip off her t-shirt and tie the flailing finger (now hinged at the wrist!) back on. Got him to hospital and after 7 years and heaps of surgury he can play the guitar again. He has a great scar though
They had a great time fixing him up, apparently things like that don't come along every day
He regained full use of his hand, so alls well that ends well. Perhaps it would explain why i can't look at blood though
