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Offline miko2d

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« Reply #30 on: December 19, 2002, 04:05:14 PM »
SOB: One summer we headed down to Wisconsin Dells (touristy place in WI for summer fun - waterslides and such) with my cousins to enjoy the heat.  Spent all day in one park going from ride to ride, walking around, etc.  No shirt or sunscreen, of course, which meant I got one hell of a sunburn on my face and upper back,

 Oh, f#$k - thank you very much for reminding me of another painfull moment - two actually.

 When I came home from military service - white like a dead corpse, I decided to get a quick tan. I climbed on the roof and laid there dressed in the smallest underwear I could find for 2 hours. Fortunately, I decided to tan my back the next day.

 Forget blisters - I removed a layer of the skin from my knee to where the edge of my underwear was in one piece. From each leg, of course. Same from my whole chest. I could not put on any clothes for days.


 My first year in USA (1990) my friends took me to the amusement park where there is a ski area in the winter and "slides" in the summer. I got into a tiny plastic cart which is supposed to slide inside a very smooth cement(?) half-pipe about eight hundred feet total vertical drop to the bottom.
 I did not try to be fancy - just assumed that the track is designed in such way that you cannot possibly fall out. So I pulled the brake and just held it there. The cart did not fell out of the track but I fell out of the cart and slid few dozen yards on the smooth concrete "braking" with my legs (on the round edges of the half-pipe) and elbows. Major burns on my arms and legs. Nothing on the body - the clothes desintegrated but held long enough. Actually got madical help this time at the park's nurse's office. Even she was impressed at the extent of injuries.
 God, that was painfull. No wonder I forgot all about it until this very moment. Thank you very much ! :rolleyes:

 miko
« Last Edit: December 19, 2002, 04:13:32 PM by miko2d »

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« Reply #31 on: December 19, 2002, 04:11:43 PM »
You're Welcome!  :D


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« Reply #32 on: December 19, 2002, 04:18:35 PM »
Anyone here seen the "Remember Charlie" safety video?

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« Reply #33 on: December 19, 2002, 04:51:36 PM »
Damn you StSanta and this stupid thread.  Fuggin' thing jinxed me!  I just hopped in the shower and got the scald treatment no less than 6 times.

Scald Treatment: I live in an old apt complex, probably build in late 50s early 60s, and while showering if anyone in any of the adjacent apts decides to flush their toilet or use a large amount of cold water, the cold water in my shower turns off leaving me with a steady stream of hot assed water.  After the 6th time I lost it, hit the side of the shower and shouted "Golly-geemit" at the top of my lungs.  I think I scared my neighbor because it stopped after that!  :)


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« Reply #34 on: December 19, 2002, 04:59:13 PM »
Damn you SOB...

From now on you are banned from telling us of your shower experiences.  The imagery is just too damaging.

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« Reply #35 on: December 19, 2002, 05:07:28 PM »
Speaking of noodle damage - do not crawl over the razor wire! If you really have to - shift the magazine pouches to the front.
 Probably not as bad as a penice burn, but still no fun.

 Heck, did I have a busy time in my days - and all those memories were safely supressed for decades until I saw this stupid thread.

 Stop thinking, stop thinking...

 miko
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« Reply #36 on: December 19, 2002, 05:09:53 PM »
Worked in the USAISR burn unit for 2 1/2 years .

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« Reply #37 on: December 19, 2002, 05:13:56 PM »
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Speaking of noodle damage -


How long before this is in a sig??

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« Reply #38 on: December 19, 2002, 05:19:40 PM »
:D
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« Reply #39 on: December 19, 2002, 06:10:56 PM »
About two years ago I'm at an outside party in November. It is a gray, cold, rainy day but ther is a blazing bonfire made out of pallets.

There is a fairly drunk guy being a stooge by the fire, dancing around dangerously, showing off... Out of the corner of my eye I see him suddenly fall in the fire. I watched him for about a second that seemed like a minute. Halfway through the fall I think: "If he keeps moving and Rolls out he'll be fine accept for some singed hair." Well, he didn't. He stops in the fire, and I see him put his hand down in the embers and push himself out. At that moment I took off sprinting and was there in time to help finish pulling him to his feet while stripping off his smoking jacket in the process.

I grabbed the push-off hand by the wrist and saw a number of small, deep third degree burns, some charred black and gray, with a few wide but not deep third-degree burns into the flesh of his palm. I poured the rest of my Guniess on his hand to immediately cool anything that might still be burning in there (figuring he would be getting it washed down with saline in a few minutes anyway) and said: "Dude, you have third degree burns, you're going to the hospital..."

To which he replied something along the lines of: "No way, I'll just wash it off. Give me some Ice, I'm not going anywhere... blah, blah, drunk chatter, blah, blah..."

"No, dude, you don't understand, YOU HAVE THIRD DEGREE BURNS, you ARE going to the hospital..."

This goes on for a few minutes, until the host of the party and a few others finally convince him to leave.

Anyway, the guy shows up about two hours later, his hand bandaged, still drunk. He has another beer, screws around a bit more (that got cut short pretty quick) has a few more beers...

The kicker, because he was drunk they refused to give him a perscription for any pain meds. He was a happy camper at the party, but, as Santa describes, I imagine he had more than a hangover the next morning. What a handsomehunk.

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« Reply #40 on: December 20, 2002, 05:30:56 AM »
Ouch Apathy.

Glad I'm not a welder. You guys should get paid extra for that toejame, seriously.

LOL man, you guys are worse clowns than me :D. I'm surprised some of you are still alive :D.

Those teenage hormones are dangerous things. i remember when I was up on the roof of our house to fix some tiles that were broken. They were nailed down and I wanted to show my father just how resourceful I was, so I took a hammer, but the nail removal thingy around it, leaned backwards....and tumbled down the roof htitting the ground flat on my back :D.

My father wasn't much impressed :D
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« Reply #41 on: December 20, 2002, 11:31:05 AM »
Speaking of burning Penii.

LONDON (Reuters) - Laptops have always been a hot item but a 50-year-old scientist didn't realise just how much until he burned his noodle.
The previously healthy father of two remembered feeling a burning sensation after he had been writing a report at home for about an hour with the computer on his lap.

He noticed a redness and irritation the following day but it wasn't until he was examined by a doctor that he realised how much damage had been done.

"The ventral part of his scrotal skin had turned red, and there was a blister with a diameter of about two centimetres (0.8 inches)," Claes-Gorn Ostenson, of the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, wrote in a letter published in The Lancet medical journal on Friday.

Two days later, the blisters broke and the wounds became infected and then crusted but after about a week the unidentified scientist was "healing quite rapidly."

Ostenson noted that the computer manual did warn against operating it directly on exposed skin but said the patient had lap burns even though he had been wearing trousers and underpants.

"This...story should be taken as a serious warning against use of a laptop in a literal sense," he added.