Unbelievable!! Why isn't this guy dead?
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It's my pot and I'll stir it if I want to. If you're not careful, I'll stir your's as well!

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From: Central Mexico.
He!He! That's my boy!!Us desert boys are a diehard bunch!That happend about 3 blocks from my house.A roofer friend knows him and said it was touch and go for awhile.He had the Safety bail locked up.anybody that has used one knows what i'm talkin about!
Originally posted by katoiler
He!He! That's my boy!!Us desert boys are a diehard bunch!That happend about 3 blocks from my house.A roofer friend knows him and said it was touch and go for awhile.He had the Safety bail locked up.anybody that has used one knows what i'm talkin about!
He!He! That's my boy!!Us desert boys are a diehard bunch!That happend about 3 blocks from my house.A roofer friend knows him and said it was touch and go for awhile.He had the Safety bail locked up.anybody that has used one knows what i'm talkin about!
Now watch the lawsuits fly....
Originally posted by spots
Yep. Time for him to buy some lottery tickets with that kind of luck.
Now watch the lawsuits fly....
Yep. Time for him to buy some lottery tickets with that kind of luck.
Now watch the lawsuits fly....
Nat
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Originally posted by welder27
I didn't know they had nail guns you could switch from manual to automatic! I thought that was against OSHA rules.
I didn't know they had nail guns you could switch from manual to automatic! I thought that was against OSHA rules.
Looks to me like he was trying out the new OSHA "hardhat retainer" which is supposed to keep your hardhat in place during the strongest of gale windstorms. What a DITZ. Safety mechanisms are installed for the purpose for which they are named....SAFETY!!!!
Gary
Gary
Thats what happend,he fell onto another worker and he had the nail gun, they both fell and the other guy grabed a joist and kept from falling.Don't know exactly how he got so many nails But suspect the guy pulled the trigger trying to hold on.


