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Re: Freak Accident!
there on my phone and i havent figured how to get them to the computer. i'll post them and x-ray when i get them
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Re: Freak Accident!
Unless you're very lucky,
that stuff is also gonna wipe out all ofyour gut bacteria as well. The yogurt with digestive bacteria (Activa?) will help get you back to "normal."
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Re: Freak Accident!
yea i dont know if that had something to do with it or not but i puked my brains out last night.
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Re: Freak Accident!
thanks for all the advice
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Re: Freak Accident!Quote:
Feel lucky it's justone "end."
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Re: Freak Accident!
Take the antibiotics and post the pictures. Id like to see it, I shot threw my left thumb one time but didnt have a camera ready. Its a little weird pullin a 16 outa your thumb with dikes. Mine didnt have a board attached though.
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Re: Freak Accident!Correct drug.............Wrong duration! Just my experiential opinion.
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Re: Freak Accident!Quote:
Very true!!!! Need to maintain digestive enzyme and bacterial levels with REAL yogurt or lotsa poontang!
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Re: Freak Accident!
The maintenance guy ???
I still can't get past that..... Hollywood, Fl is not some tumbleweed town, right?
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Re: Freak Accident!
Oh, I thought he said experimental opinion.
It's still funny!! |
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Re: Freak Accident!
uh....how was this a "freak accident"?
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Re: Freak Accident!
Back in my day, when nail guns were steam powered, and we had to hand forge our gun nails and use old newspapers and hide glue to collate them, we would have just cut the finger/hand off and finished hanging the facia. Then we'd tell the homeowner we'd be back to get the digit off and put some primer on.
We'd then head over to the still and get the poor carpenter real drunk and keep him that way for the weekend. After that, its back to work.
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Re: Freak Accident!
Well... Think about the power of a framing nailer as it blasts 3" nails through solid yellow pine effortlessly. Now imagine placing your hand down on a piece of 2x6 and shooting one straight through it! I've been using framing nailers on and off for ten years and this happened in a split second...It seemed like a good title at the time!
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Re: Freak Accident!Quote:
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Re: Freak Accident!
By the way... A week after this happened my HAND is more or less fine. The finger itself is fractured and I wrap it in a splint every day before work. But I did't miss a single day. The cabinet install on tuesday was a little rough with one hand. We got all the plywood on the roof and ready for inspection yesterday and today. And as of yesterday the swelling was gone and I can work as if nothing ever happened. The worst thing is the way I feel from the damn meds!
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Re: Freak Accident!Quote:
With that out of the way...the point of my question "how is this a freak accident" was to point out that you, like me, pointed a nailgun at your hand, pushed it to the board to release the safety and pulled the trigger. If you repeat all the steps exactly the same way...it will result in the same effect. In the interest of learning instead of calling it a "freak accident" perhaps "really dumb mishap" or "jackass moment" is more appropriate. The last time I shot myself with a framegun and 3" frame nail I was nailing a plate to the studs. I was in a hurry as usual. I shot a nail and the gun bumped back and reset again but on the edge of the plate so the nail missed the plate and shot the nail about 6-8 inches and into my left hand holding the stud. It went in about 2 of the 3 inch length. I thought it went through my knuckle of my index finger. I had to pull it out with some pliers. The doctor said I should have left it in there so they would know exactly where it went. He said It obviously missed the bones but had it not it would have been a much worse injury probably requiring surgery. Glad you feel better. Bet you try to avoid that "freak" from now on. Pain is a good teacher. |
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