The 47th TPBM Random Lazy Days (or not) Chat Thread

Harm wrote in post #15995282
Ooooh, pictures, we need to see pictures of the knuckles. Also how did you manage that one?

It's but a flesh wound. I was opening a bag of stall dry in the barn and had forgotten my knife so I used a pruning saw instead. It didn't go as planned.

nice little cut there short

What Harm said, how did you saw open your knuckle?

Of course, when in doubt, use the pruning saw

gjl711 wrote in post #15995354
What Harm said, how did you saw open your knuckle?

Look up^^

Opening a bag with a saw I sprayed it with that liquid bandage stuff today and it stopped leaking. It's just in an annoying place.

Harm wrote in post #15995371
Of course, when in doubt, use the pruning saw

Nearest sharp object rule

short5 wrote in post #15995375
Nearest sharp object rule

That is okay, I was cutting some trellis yesterday, needed to mark it. Pencil was blunt. So I used a saw it to sharpen it up. it worked Too far to go into the back door to get the stanley knife...

As you say. "Nearest Sharp Object" rule

outtamymind wrote in post #15995352
nice little cut there short

Thanks, I think.

Harm wrote in post #15995379
That is okay, I was cutting some trellis yesterday, needed to mark it. Pencil was blunt. So I used a saw it to sharpen it up. it worked Too far to go into the back door to get the stanley knife...

As you say. "Nearest Sharp Object" rule

LOL. What are you trellising?

well, we have a deck, but alexander can pretty much throw anything out the deck, or put half his body out, so we decided to put some trellis - to keep the gaps, but much narrower looks good and we can let him him loose in there...

Zane get yourself a Leatherman and keep it with you at all times unfortunately that thing will crack every time you flex the knuckle, let it be a reminder to you, always use the right tool for the job

neil_r wrote in post #15995456
Zane get yourself a Leatherman and keep it with you at all times

Rule #9. Always carry a knife.

What are the other top #8 rules, JJ?

short5 wrote in post #15995381
Thanks, I think.

ive done similar...

-cut finger open, knicking the bone (no feeling in side of index finger)
-grated chunks out of my knuckles from working on cars (left with indents in my fingers)
-cut wrist open, almost losing movement in 2 fingers (healed relatively well)
-cut thumb open from top to bottom of first knuckle ( took 3 months to heal, also while working on a car)

so yes yours is a gooder lol

outtamymind wrote in post #15995504
ive done similar...

-cut finger open, knicking the bone (no feeling in side of index finger)

Using a pruning saw saw a letter opener?

How did you manage that one?