My little helper...

[thejeepdude]

Originally posted by kboettcher

Well... . theres only one fix for that. Get out the tinyest drill bit you have or a red hot needle and drill a hole in that thumb nail to relieve the blood pressure that is built up in there.....

I just had to do that to my big toe after I dropped my computer on it yesterday, except that I used a Dremel with a tiny diamond tipped bit that was tapered so it couldn't all of a sudden go too deep when it broke through the nail.

 

[Dean Upson]

I have often wondered why we laugh so much at anothers pain. I am still wondering and LMAO:-laf :-laf Sometimes if we make a little fun of ourselves, it makes the pain go away, although I doubt that was much help to the thumb. I sent you an email with a story of another unfortunate, I doubt that you would trade places.



Dean

 

[geusterman]

When I have days like that... that just seem to compound on itself, it makes me think it is God allowing it to let me know I have too much crap in my life. Or that I am really not in control like I think I am (and like the 5 year old thinks he is)! George

 

[Ol'TrailDog]

guesterman mused:

it makes me think it is God allowing it to let me know I have too much crap in my life

Exactly!#ad




And what kind of person would I be if I didn't offer to help a brother, and God, out by volunteering, ... nay, sharing the burden, ... sacrificing even.



Therefore, out of the goodness of my normally wicked heart, I will alleviate the temptation and suffering brought on by you T-REXs by graciously accepting them from you :-laf :-laf :-laf



TIA

 

[TGreschuk]

Well, I decided on the needle versus the drill press... I figured that I've shed enough blood on my tools, now my wife can come to the party and I can contaminate some of her stuff...



To be honest, It wasn't that pretty... although the relief was immediate (sigh) The best part was when the missus stopped by the operating room (aka the potty) right at the "moment of truth"



I recognized the look of horror on her face... she looked just like the little old lady with the fence (minus the oxygen mask)... funny how things that go around come around...

 

[JyRO]

Great Story...

And you do have a nack of tellin' em. What I don't get is why you cannot put your sickle in the back of your truck. What gives? No ramp? Bed full of stuff/work tools, etc? Fill us in! I just got back from carrying my Super Glide 250 miles in the bed of my truck. I'll have to say, it looks good back there. Get lots of oogles with a clean truck, and clean Harley in the back of it.



- JyRO