In a message dated 1/3/02 9:18:14 AM Eastern Standard Time,
mgraziano@mindspring.com writes:
> Upon setting them up, I learned a valuable lesson. The trip to the drawer
> for the scissors to open up the tool packaging is much shorter than the
> trip to the hospital to sew up the 2" gash in your thumb from the box
> cutter that was conveniently right next to you. Oh, and apparently you
> should tell your wife immediately when you do something like that (not
> clean and dress the wound, boot up the PC, log onto the internet, find the
> nearest hospital, get the address, go to mapquest, find the directions,
> print them out, then tell her. Bad idea, in hindsight).
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Jeez, Mike, take care of yourself. (We teach the Boy Scouts to cut AWAY from
yourself!) BTW, you left out the beer step, which should have come
immediately AFTER "clean and dress the wound".)
Good luck with the new compressor. I found it to be an incredible help in
the garage.
Allen Hefner
"send chuck to sebring" fund coordinator (another Saab story!)
Send donations via PayPal to my e-mail address - ajhsys@aol.com
Checks should be made out to: Charles F. Christ Sr.
Snail mail to me at:
PO Box 286
Abington PA 19001-0286
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