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Sphincter beanie
Seen a doctor? I would with that concussion...
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Cramped in a tight spot in a roof drilling through the top plate with a large spade bit, bit snags and drill spins and slams the battery into my face, head then slams into the truss next to me.... Blurred vision for the day, headache ever since and now people looking at me funny everywhere I go...![]()
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That will buff out. Don't listen to those guys, they're just patsies for the medical industry and big pharmacy. Talk about a first world problem!
A detached retina is no joke. And almost impossible to fix.
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A detached retina is no joke. And almost impossible to fix.
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Working on car dash boards. Of course the area where I wanted the switches was behind everything else. Think I removed 13 bits to get that one out. Then put it all back together and have one screw left over - rattles pending.
Working on car dash boards. Of course the area where I wanted the switches was behind everything else. Think I removed 13 bits to get that one out. Then put it all back together and have one screw left over - rattles pending.
Don't worry, most manufacturers always install a superfluous bolt or screw as a sacrifice to the car gods. It will be fine.
The best engine I ever built had a mystery bolt left over - that thing ran wonderfully for a mighty long time.
That's what they most likely thought when they built your Alfa and look how that ended.:whistle:
Years ago I had a front windscreen installed into a VC commodore. The windscreen dude wanted a hand as I walked past so I put my tyre lever down and helped. Windscreen dude puts the trim with the grill back on in the workshop and off the car goes from Qld down to Melbourne for this bloke to start a new job. Anyway, about a few months went by, his job didn't work out and he drove back to Qld then complained about a rattle in the fire wall. Lo and behold, when I looked in the grill I had found my trusty tyre lever that I had lost for all those months. :biggrin1:
That's what they most likely thought when they built your Alfa and look how that ended.:whistle:
Years ago in a workshop I was at, we had a front windscreen installed into a VC commodore. The windscreen dude wanted a hand as I walked past so I put my tyre lever down and helped. Windscreen dude puts the trim with the grill back on in the workshop and off the car goes from Qld down to Melbourne for this bloke to start a new job. Anyway, about a few months went by, his job didn't work out and he drove back to Qld then complained about a rattle in the fire wall. Lo and behold, when I looked in the grill I had found my trusty tyre lever that I had lost for all those months. :biggrin1:
That is quite a confession. Perhaps a few confessions in one.
Having a blocked nose and not being able to taste my beer.