Things u have been bit by

[pops]

If we're counting inanimate objects then add a vacuum cleaner to the list. I got my finger jammed in the power head of my mother in laws vacuum (long story), it took 90% of the skin off of my left index finger, I still can't bend the damn thing properly and have a horrible scar that is supposed to be a finger...

LoL Kittie, skill saw, saw all, hammer. pic of last tangle with a skill saw.

 

[pops]

have you ever worked on an engine where the bolt you needed to get at involved eating the pain to get the angle to get off?

 

[Kittiee Katt]

LoL Kittie, skill saw, saw all, hammer. pic of last tangle with a skill saw.

Ouch!
My finger isn't that bad, but this is almost 5 years later:
You can see the scar running down my knuckle even in the crappy pic

I don't have any pictures of when I done it, I was to busy screaming "OUCH" (among other things) and trying to avoid going to hospital to even think about taking photos.

Post Script: I guess you weren't quite "skilled" enough to use that saw <----- this is a joke, I had to say it.

 

[pops]

yup. I can see.

 

[pops]

come to think of it, I was bit by a Pinto, no not the horse the car when I was 11, compound fractured my leg and ripped out my Achilles tendon. fun times!!!! LoL my first experience with good drugs. Not the last, lol

 

[Kittiee Katt]

I still can't bend the damn thing properly, the skin started healing while I had it straight so the skin is what prevents me from bending it..

A couple of times I've thought about cutting it back open so it can heal normally but I'm a sook and don't like pain so I just deal with the inconvenience.

It looked absolutely gross when I done it, my hubby is normally fine with gore and what not but even he gagged when he seen it open


Also, pops , how are you still alive??? I guess its true what they say about older things being built better..

 

[pops]

actually I was still roofing back then, the saw had a sticky switch, sense I was cutting hip on a shake roof I had the cowling pinned back , had just worked off the eve and turned around and pushed the waist pile over, a shake hit the switch on the saw and it took off, ran over my ankle and chased itself off the roof.

 

[Kittiee Katt]

actually I was still roofing back then, the saw had a sticky switch, sense I was cutting hip on a shake roof I had the cowling pinned back , had just worked off the eve and turned around and pushed the waist pile over, a shake hit the switch on the saw and it took off, ran over my ankle and chased itself off the roof.

I don't know anything about saws or roofs (if that's the right term) so most of that was jibberish to me...

 

[pops]

I still can't bend the damn thing properly, the skin started healing while I had it straight so the skin is what prevents me from bending it..

A couple of times I've thought about cutting it back open so it can heal normally but I'm a sook and don't like pain so I just deal with the inconvenience.

It looked absolutely gross when I done it, my hubby is normally fine with gore and what not but even he gagged when he seen it open


Also, pops , how are you still alive??? I guess its true what they say about older things being built better..

To be honest with you, there are things I did roofing that snap me awake in the middle of the night and make it hard to go back to sleep. Back then it was get the job done. And of coarse we where bullet proof.

 

[pops]

I got a hot burn on my left hand, ya roofing again, I fell on a barrel roof caring 2 buckets of hot and fried my hand at the thumb webbing and back of hand, doctor wanted to do grafs, sorry that was not happening, skin looks like cake frosting after that. just give me antibiotics. any ways 3 months to heal but skin was tight, just had to stretch it out,