Dumb, Dumb, Dumb

[Chaffa Hosa]

Dang %$#*^!@@!!!$#
Was just out in the shop cutting out some patches for this weekend and had a couple that didn't cut clean with the punch so I grabbs a knife (that is for someone on the forum) to cut them apart Get them apart ok but then I lose my grip and drop the knife thats now headed for me foot. Here's the dumb part Instead of moving foot I catch knife  very very sharp knife at that now have thumb and two phalanges dripping blood as I go to the house to assay the damages. Nothing bad just 3 nice clean bleeding cuts.
Note to self Read the sticky on "KNIFE SAFETY"  in this section

[Ranger]

Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt, then used it to stop the flow of blood. lol

[Mr Woodchuck]

Jerry at least ya smart enuff to lurn from it
    Good first aide   A spider's web placed into a wound will help clot the flow of blood ... in case of a very severe cut   a shoe lace will help make a good pressure bandage...along with a clean shirt rag or hankerchief, do not stop the flow of blood from an artery unless the limb will be lost... or will clearly save the life.
   I think knives hurt people more than guns ...
guns just hurt more animals.
LOL

[windwalker_au]

been there done that to.
bernie

[Ironwood]

It's sure hard to stop that natural reaction to grab what ever slips out of your hand.  I've done the same thing before.  Jerry, once you learn not to grab at a blade, next you got to learn to jerk your foot out of the way!  I'm still working on that one.  :D

[fd-ems-emt]

OUCH !!!!!

[RoaringBull]

OUCH !!!!!

ditto......

least it was sharp.....duller blades leave jagged edges and are harder to get healed up

[Hawg Haggen]

  Good first aide   A spider's web placed into a wound will help clot the flow of blood.

Just make sure the spider is out of it first. ;)

[Bountyhunter]

I misread that first,,,,I thought you said cider.

[Hawg Haggen]

I misread that first,,,,I thought you said cider.

You never listen ta nuthin I say anyhow. :P