All About Pocket Knives

carrmillus wrote:................is that a #72 cut????.................... ..........................

If it was a 72, he would forgive it and say sorry for putting his finger in the wrong place.
Grant

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Shearer wrote:

carrmillus wrote:................is that a #72 cut????.................... ..........................

If it was a 72, he would forgive it and say sorry for putting his finger in the wrong place.
Grant

That's exactly what I said because it was my fault my finger was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Thank God I took the picture before I sharpened her. Was getting her ready to go in my pocket.

This is the gal that bit me.

jerryd6818 wrote:

Shearer wrote:

carrmillus wrote:................is that a #72 cut????.................... ..........................

If it was a 72, he would forgive it and say sorry for putting his finger in the wrong place.
Grant

That's exactly what I said because it was my fault my finger was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Thank God I took the picture before I sharpened her. Was getting her ready to go in my pocket.

This is the gal that bit me.

.......this is like the "tree in the forest falling" thing, jerry......when you cut yourself with a #72, does it really hurt????................... ..................................

That cut ain`t nothing Jerry, this is a cut finger

.............good grief, miller!!!..........what did you use to do that???............ ................

That's a nice one! I've had my fair share. this one was while I was drilling Ti sheet for something and my clamp broke loose. Helicoptered some .05 sheet right into my hand at 600rpm. Lucky me no tendon or nerve damage. 7 months later it's still a nasty looking scar.

carrmillus wrote:.......good grief, miller!!!..........what did you use to do that???....

Tommy, thankfully it was not my finger! I was just messing with Jerry

Darksev wrote:this one was while I was drilling Ti sheet for something and my clamp broke loose. Helicoptered some .05 sheet right into my hand at 600rpm. Lucky me no tendon or nerve damage. 7 months later it's still a nasty looking scar.

Nasty! Looks like it healed up pretty well Adam

Dimitri, I agree my cut wasn't a big one but it was the first one for this thread in a long time, so...

Geez Louise. Do you know the individual with that super messed up hand?


Adam -- That's a nasty one.

Damn

Jerry; your a Marine.you need to suck it up, I prescribe a 6 pack of San Miguel and a bandaid! ftd

Hey Ferg. I sucked it up. I didn't use Neosporin on it ner a band aid, ner nothing. Just licked it and let it scab over. Can I substitute a six of Red Stripe for that Filipino benjo ditch water?

Be my guest! But don't you want for that old distinctive taste of Olongapo river water and formalide? ftd

I'm gonna pass. You go on ahead without me.

Not San Magoo!
San Magoo is the only thing more contaminated than the water!!

Fergie, is that river really named "Olongapo river?"
I have never heard it called anything except $#lt river.

I am thinking you made up the Olongapo river thing!






BTW, I ran the first joint on my ring finger through the dado blades of a table saw.... Does that count as a cut?
I still can't get a ring on that finger 42 years later!

There were some guys that said they liked San Miguel and got all excited at the prospect of getting their hands on some.

Talkin' about bad beer, we went to Spain on Operation Steel Pike with a ship's hold full (rumor) of National Bohemian. Dude, that's some nasty stuff but we drank it anyway because it was all we had.

Orvet Your right, I've always heard it called S@$% River also. I assumed since it ran by the town that was the name. If I can find it, I have a bottle that was cut down into a drinking glass. If I find it i'll post a picture.

I think it got that name because it was the benjo ditch for Olongopo City!
Remember all the kids that would dive in there if you threw a coin in the river?

Sometimes we'd throw quarters, and sometimes we'd throw polished slugs. If those kids never caught an illness or an infection from that water they could survive anything! ftd

We took a nap after dinner yesterday, when we got up the youngest grandson had cut his right thumb with one of his "new" knives. He is right handed . Cutting a vine was his excuse . I noticed it was not a deep cut when he lost the bandaid after tree climbing with his rubber boots on his feet .
Treefarmer

Your not a true knife owner until you cut yourself with your pocketknife. ftd

Phil, that brings back so many memories.

Guys,
I ran my finger thru my table saw while making music boxes for my granddaughters. Will this get me into the "I Cut My Finger Club?"

Yep, I think that puts you in the top of the class!

OUCH

Dang, Randy. That's just nasty looking. Gives me the heebie jeebies just looking at it.