Self-Inflicted injuries
Spanishfly asks: Ever injured yourself in a moment of frustration? When have you ever done something stupid or sensible that has ended up with you injured? Punched an Asda sign because they didn't have tiger bread? Yeah, us too
This isn't a question about intentional self-harm
( , Thu 28 Nov 2013, 13:06)
Spanishfly asks: Ever injured yourself in a moment of frustration? When have you ever done something stupid or sensible that has ended up with you injured? Punched an Asda sign because they didn't have tiger bread? Yeah, us too
This isn't a question about intentional self-harm
( , Thu 28 Nov 2013, 13:06)
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Never ever ever
... try to break up a wooden pallet with your bare hands.
Those planks are springy. And if you hold one in both hands, then stamp down on it, it may not break and instead, it may rebound back at you.
Taking your thumb with it.
18 months and four operations, hours of teeth-gritting physio, and now a thumb shorter than normal that doesn't bend anymore. And aches in cold weather.
( , Thu 28 Nov 2013, 18:14, 4 replies)
... try to break up a wooden pallet with your bare hands.
Those planks are springy. And if you hold one in both hands, then stamp down on it, it may not break and instead, it may rebound back at you.
Taking your thumb with it.
18 months and four operations, hours of teeth-gritting physio, and now a thumb shorter than normal that doesn't bend anymore. And aches in cold weather.
( , Thu 28 Nov 2013, 18:14, 4 replies)
I'm sorry you're a moron.
These wooden things tend to be springy, you know?
( , Thu 28 Nov 2013, 19:07, closed)
These wooden things tend to be springy, you know?
( , Thu 28 Nov 2013, 19:07, closed)
or a sledgehammer
though many distributors will pay some money if you return their pallets to them in one usable piece, so it's not a common practise here
( , Thu 28 Nov 2013, 22:05, closed)
though many distributors will pay some money if you return their pallets to them in one usable piece, so it's not a common practise here
( , Thu 28 Nov 2013, 22:05, closed)
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