Is there anything that sucks worse than stepping on a Lego?

[thebayratt]

How about cutting your finger in half with a cordless circular saw...........

THAT SUCKS!!!

got the pix to prove it too.

[rack04]

Originally Posted by thebayratt

How about cutting your finger in half with a cordless circular saw...........

THAT SUCKS!!!

got the pix to prove it too.

Where is the "This Thread is AWESOME Without Pics" smilie?

[thebayratt]

Originally Posted by rack04

Where is the "This Thread is AWESOME Without Pics" smilie?

O, I got pics...... but they are not for the faint of heart.... they actually got me kicked off Myspace (no big loss there).

[pektel]

Originally Posted by rack04

Where is the "This Thread is AWESOME Without Pics" smilie?

Right next to the "thanks" button.

[shark]

How about waking up in the middle of the night to take a leak, and stepping barefoot in a pile of dog or cat vomit?

[kgraybill]

Stung by a wasp on the ---- after havin a good time with my high school girlfriend in the woods.

[thebayratt]

Originally Posted by kgraybill

Stung by a wasp on the ---- after havin a good time with my high school girlfriend in the woods.

Close second: a mosquito on the same place, doing the same thing........... did we date the same girl in highschool???

[357]

Originally Posted by thebayratt

Close second: a mosquito on the same place, doing the same thing........... did we date the same girl in highschool???

How about digging around behind the woodshed for logs, throwing them on the campfire, then (after many drinks) using a tree as a urinal. Sounds harmless until you realize that the back of the woodshed is covered in poison ivy.

Yeah, apparently urushiol doesn't bond too well to the skin on the inside of your hands due to the type of skin. It will, but not as bad. Since it doesn't bond to your hands very well (inside), it will transfer. Unfortunately it does bond to, shall we say "more sensitive" areas.

I will attest that this stuff is the only cure in the world that works for posion ivy, and yes it works even in sensitive areas.

http://www.zanfel.com/

Walgreens now makes a generic version that is about 25% cheaper, but still expensive.