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Just got a new scar

matnicoe

Member
Joined
Sep 29, 2019
Messages
11
Location
US
Scars are simple reminders that we should be careful next time. Accidents could happen both in home and work, and anywhere that is why we should keep our safety measures handy at all times. :)
 

suladas

Senior Member
Joined
Jun 30, 2016
Messages
1,731
Location
Canada
I'm glad i'm not the only one. My last one was a drill bit into the side of my hand. Knew it was a bad idea to push down the 20v drill with only a 1/8" drill bit, snapped and hand slams down into it. Thought I lucked out as I felt nothing initially, then look at the hand to see the bit into it. No stitches so nothing too bad.

Probably my worst habit at home is not wearing safety glasses for some things that I should.
 

DMiller

Senior Member
Joined
Feb 21, 2010
Messages
16,560
Location
Hermann, Missouri
Occupation
Cheap "old" Geezer
HA, got me a fresh one, although over OLD scars.
Set fence post a while back to move a fence line and set up a animal transfer lane from another farm to ours and vs a vs alongside a Brome hay field we have. The renters tried hot wire, calves would just walk through those as spots were low and wire high. The other end is along a drainage creek, fence on pasture to other side of that drain is trash so decided to move the fence as when on the neighbors place they bust the fence to get to hay field.

Set the double strand four barb 12 1/2 ga today, A little blood letting occurred.

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