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Quote from: "Jo Ho Ho" post_id=482016 time=1668578402

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=482010 time=1668578144 user_id=1676




My hand was crushed 25 years ago and I still function now at 100%... I can't curl a tight fist but that's why God gave us two to work with.... you big pussy.

How did you break your hand? Doing construction work?

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=482020 time=1668578861 user_id=1676

Quote from: "Jo Ho Ho" post_id=482016 time=1668578402




How did you break your hand? Doing construction work?

Crawling along the floor of a hydroelectric turbine trying to get up in a different section we needed to recore. Somebody untied the safely lines to the scaffolding up top and tried to shift it to save time. It got jammed between the walls, there was no alarm sounded, and I was coming out on my belly below to go vertical, it all shifted/slammed down on my left hand as I was emerging. A few seconds later, I'd have been dead.



Anybody who doubts what adrenaline can do for strength should look at how much weight I lifted off my hand while I was on my belly.

Quote from: Breakfall post_id=482022 time=1668579061 user_id=3358

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=482020 time=1668578861 user_id=1676




Crawling along the floor of a hydroelectric turbine trying to get up in a different section we needed to recore. Somebody untied the safely lines to the scaffolding up top and tried to shift it to save time. It got jammed between the walls, there was no alarm sounded, and I was coming out on my belly below to go vertical, it all shifted/slammed down on my left hand as I was emerging. A few seconds later, I'd have been dead.



Anybody who doubts what adrenaline can do for strength should look at how much weight I lifted off my hand while I was on my belly.

Damn! Looking on the bright side...fingers heal really quick!

Quote from: "Berry Sweet" post_id=482021 time=1668579044 user_id=164
You mentioned this on my thread...some hand doc on vacation saved your hand?



Were you conscious thru all this and feel it?

Quote from: "Flea bag" post_id=482004 time=1668577744
So you crushed your hand and you are a gimp now, huh?

 :roll:

Quote from: "Flea Bag" post_id=482025 time=1668580119 user_id=1
I nearly crushed my hand when I first started working at Moli Energy. I was asked to clear a stuck cell in the crimper. My first day and she didn't tell me there was a switch to turn off the psi. I started trying to jiggle the cell to take it out. If I got it, my hand would have been crushed. The trainer came finally came around the corner and told me about the switch.

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=482023 time=1668579515 user_id=1676

Quote from: Breakfall post_id=482022 time=1668579061 user_id=3358


Damn! Looking on the bright side...fingers heal really quick!

My hand had hundreds of shards in the xray and I found out later that the hospital wanted to amputate.



But, a doctor there had a friend from down south who he knew was on vacation in the area....and he was a specialist hand and foot surgeon.



That guy saved my hand by putting it back together like a 3D puzzle while I was knocked out.



He had cut short his holiday just to save a hand in a regional hospital. I never got to thank him for that but wish I could.

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=482029 time=1668580534 user_id=1676

Quote from: "Flea bag" post_id=482004 time=1668577744
So you crushed your hand and you are a gimp now, huh?

 :roll:

Don't care.

Quote from: "Flea Bag" post_id=482025 time=1668580119 user_id=1
I nearly crushed my hand when I first started working at Moli Energy. I was asked to clear a stuck cell in the crimper. My first day and she didn't tell me there was a switch to turn off the psi. I started trying to jiggle the cell to take it out. If I got it, my hand would have been crushed. The trainer came finally came around the corner and told me about the switch.

You can't attack somebody then expect they carry on the convo with your story in niceties.



My hand can't take a hard punch but it can wield a blade quite easily.



Pray you never find out.

Quote from: "Flea Bag" post_id=482036 time=1668583110

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=482029 time=1668580534 user_id=1676




Don't care.







You can't attack somebody then expect they carry on the convo with your story in niceties.



My hand can't take a hard punch but it can wield a blade quite easily.



Pray you never find out.

I won't lose any sleep over it.

Quote from: Breakfall post_id=482038 time=1668584681 user_id=3358
They say lipstick was originally used to accentuate the lips, making them fuller-looking and emulate the aroused vulva. So they say...  ac_razz

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=482042 time=1668592957 user_id=1676

Quote from: Breakfall post_id=482038 time=1668584681 user_id=3358
They say lipstick was originally used to accentuate the lips, making them fuller-looking and emulate the aroused vulva. So they say...  ac_razz

Lipstick and all make-up was pioneered in Western cultures to lend a feminity with male actors pretending to be female for their skit or stage play.



Women weren't allowed to act at the time.



It was an all male endeavour.



Women tried to subvert this by adopting stocking, wigs, higher heels, and even more make-up... then they began stealing piercings (first on their ears, then later on their bits), pants, and tattoos. I'm not talking 20th century but centuries before.



Nearly everything that is considered feminine by today's standards was once something only men did.



But that's what women do... they subvert.

Quote from: Breakfall post_id=482250 time=1668676123 user_id=3358

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=482042 time=1668592957 user_id=1676






Lipstick and all make-up was pioneered in Western cultures to lend a feminity with male actors pretending to be female for their skit or stage play.



Women weren't allowed to act at the time.



It was an all male endeavour.



Women tried to subvert this by adopting stocking, wigs, higher heels, and even more make-up... then they began stealing piercings (first on their ears, then later on their bits), pants, and tattoos. I'm not talking 20th century but centuries before.



Nearly everything that is considered feminine by today's standards was once something only men did.



But that's what women do... they subvert.

I prefer my version of events!  :laugh3:

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=482253 time=1668677444 user_id=1676

Quote from: Breakfall post_id=482250 time=1668676123 user_id=3358




I prefer my version of events!  :laugh3:

Sometimes strength is akin to researching history and making the hard claims...

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=482042 time=1668592957 user_id=1676

Quote from: Breakfall post_id=482038 time=1668584681 user_id=3358
They say lipstick was originally used to accentuate the lips, making them fuller-looking and emulate the aroused vulva. So they say...  ac_razz

Lipstick and all make-up was pioneered in Western cultures to lend a feminity with male actors pretending to be female for their skit or stage play.



Women weren't allowed to act at the time.



It was an all male endeavour.



Women tried to subvert this by adopting stocking, wigs, higher heels, and even more make-up... then they began stealing piercings (first on their ears, then later on their bits), pants, and tattoos. I'm not talking 20th century but centuries before.



Nearly everything that is considered feminine by today's standards was once something only men did.



But that's what women do... they subvert.