Bandage on a boo-boo

[doug webb]

Since I am sure nothing like this has ever happened to any of ya'll, I post this in the way of being helpful. When you finish a cut, be careful removing the tool from your work. In rare instances , inattention can cause a 'catch'. This can lead to bad words, which I know we all try to avoid. John: I appologize for hurting the wood. I would promise not to do it again, but.......


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[John Hart]

It's nice that you kissed it and bandaged it Doug...But did you have to STAB IT first???? Sheesh!!!!:p :D

[Andy Hoyt]

Hate to burst your bubble, Doug; but that field dressing is improperly located.

To achieve any degree of benefit, the dressing should applied such that it is located on top of the wound - not next to it.

I thusly worry that some of the sap bled out.:D

[Keith Burns]

You guys are a hhhhooooooottttttt.:D

[Pat Salter]

Andy, I think that's supposed to be a torniquet ;)

[Bill Stevener]

Come on you guys, I just got done with dinner.:eek:

Bill.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>:)

[Jim Dunn]

I think he's trying to strangle it into submission. Don't work, already tried it. I haven't tried to stab it though. You might be onto something there.

[doug webb]

I'm sorry if I offended any sensitive natures by posting the knife in the victim, but after that catch, it was the only way to get it to hold still long enough for the bandage. As far as the location of the bandage, I was a plumber, so........

[Ken Fitzgerald]

You guys are a hhhhooooooottttttt.:D

Keith .............Naw! Their just into the exotics again!