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dude, this thread was already making me cringe...you just dropped it to a new low. Well, the name of this thread is Why you wear safety glasses, but you might need a blindfold instead
Why you wear safety glasses
- Thread starter Blaze
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mommucked
Endeavoring to persevere
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Blaze, Is that battery box for your Bird? Is it racing specs or something it looks like 1/4" ? like you could mount it to a tractor . As long as we're talking about hurtin yourself wrenching etc. I must share..............A guy I worked with years ago was the original Mcgyver and could fix or build anything, he was also a hippy, it WAS a long time ago
One day he was welding up underneath some heavy equipment 1/2" or bigger plate. He was sitting Indianstyle w bluejeans on, welding over his head when a LARGE piece of slag fell and landed on his crotch and the head of his "screwdriver". He jolted/jerked backwards w the pain/burning and hit his head on the hard steel machine and knocked himself out!!! he was working alone and said when he came too minutes later he started to go into shock from the intense pain in both of his heads!!! He had to have a dozen stitches in the back of his noggin and some first aid for his member too and his unit was out of commission for 6 months or more and pemenently scarred. He said it was excruciating for many months anytime he saw his wife naked or his Johnson was anything but limp!!!
One day he was welding up underneath some heavy equipment 1/2" or bigger plate. He was sitting Indianstyle w bluejeans on, welding over his head when a LARGE piece of slag fell and landed on his crotch and the head of his "screwdriver". He jolted/jerked backwards w the pain/burning and hit his head on the hard steel machine and knocked himself out!!! he was working alone and said when he came too minutes later he started to go into shock from the intense pain in both of his heads!!! He had to have a dozen stitches in the back of his noggin and some first aid for his member too and his unit was out of commission for 6 months or more and pemenently scarred. He said it was excruciating for many months anytime he saw his wife naked or his Johnson was anything but limp!!!Your Hot Dog Guy!
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Wrong! That has been moved to High Heel Thursdays!
Blaze
The Jeeper Reaper
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mmuuck, it is for my Trans Am. 1/8" steel. Not racing specs, has to be a sealed/vented box per IHRA specs. This is mostly a street car that will pretty much only see test and tune nights at Roxboro so this will be more than adequate for what I use it for. I'm going to try and finish it up today, I'll post pics when I'm done.