Mick wrote:
blue_deluxe wrote:
Until the worker gains man hands and just accepts the many many cuts as a fact of life.
Its the puny front office workers who bleat about the scratches on their slender lilly white hands who complain....and about the little flecks of gyprock you leave on their desk, and their pens going missing over night, and the work van parked in their favorite parking spot, the chocolate bars missing from the front counter and the curly coarse black hairs in their coffee cup...
That reminds me.......
Several years ago I crushed a finger with a 4lb copper hammer at work.
At the "inquest" I said that it's the nature of the beast when using hammers and that it was just unfortunate that this time I'd done a real good job of it.....
The safety guy just couldn't grasp this concept until........
......I ran into him about 6 months later and he said he'd been thinking about what I'd said that day. He was just back from a few weeks off work coz he'd belted his shin with a hammer at home!!
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