It said easy to install and I watched them build one on TV, what could be difficult about that? First of all you dropped all of the screws, bolts, and nuts in the grass.
Now, I’m no medical expert, and I’m not a very good carpenter, either… but I am a problem solver. So here goes:
For the arm wound: some 550 Paracord and one o’ grandmas knitting needles and he could stitch that wound up himself. BOOM! Money saved at the Emergency Room!
Now, as far as that high-priced lumber nailed to his leg goes… how can you not go with a crowbar?! It’s quick and yeah, it’s gonna hurt, but…. BOOM! A fortune saved at Home Depot!
There you go! I just solved two problems AGAIN, before my third cup of coffee!
I would think the book on first aid would be his first consideration. And if his first aid is anything like his carpentry, he better go with a professional.
Personal recommendation for a book on shed building: Yellow Pages under Carpentry. As for injury, a first aid book should be pretty easy but would highly suggest you head to an urgent care, fella.
Leroy almost 3 years ago
Shelf Help is on aisle three.
jasonsnakelover almost 3 years ago
That looks like a 911 emergency.
ronaldspence almost 3 years ago
that guy needs a book, he looks board!
STEPUP almost 3 years ago
How did he get that 6X6 to stick to his leg??
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member almost 3 years ago
It’s too late for the book. Call the ambulance.
Nate England almost 3 years ago
All he can afford is a board.
Nate England almost 3 years ago
He must be board out of his mind.
Nate England almost 3 years ago
He better read that DIY book until the info is board into his brain.
kingrodeca almost 3 years ago
what he needs is a youtube video on both.
Zebrastripes almost 3 years ago
Bleeb is shocked! But can’t help grinning…
Znox11 almost 3 years ago
I know just the book you need…It’s called the Yellow Pages, find yourself a good contractor.
PO' DAWG almost 3 years ago
It said easy to install and I watched them build one on TV, what could be difficult about that? First of all you dropped all of the screws, bolts, and nuts in the grass.
Dobie Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Now, I’m no medical expert, and I’m not a very good carpenter, either… but I am a problem solver. So here goes:
For the arm wound: some 550 Paracord and one o’ grandmas knitting needles and he could stitch that wound up himself. BOOM! Money saved at the Emergency Room!
Now, as far as that high-priced lumber nailed to his leg goes… how can you not go with a crowbar?! It’s quick and yeah, it’s gonna hurt, but…. BOOM! A fortune saved at Home Depot!
There you go! I just solved two problems AGAIN, before my third cup of coffee!
geese28 almost 3 years ago
That desperate to save a buck eh?
DavidPlatt almost 3 years ago
Read twice, nail once.
the lost wizard almost 3 years ago
Also, a book on writing your own will would be helpful.
MuddyUSA Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Can I suggest you try the E.R.
mwksix almost 3 years ago
“You’re lucky; they’re both in the D-I-Y section!”
Buckeye67 almost 3 years ago
I think that dude has had enough do it yourself for one day.
corpcasselbury almost 3 years ago
Don’t just stand there bleeding! Call for an ambulance, dummy!
David_the_CAD almost 3 years ago
Rule #1 – If you don’t know what you are doing, put down the power tools.
Rule #2 – know how to dial 911 if you do not know how to follow Rule #1.
WCraft Premium Member almost 3 years ago
How about I loan you our yellow pages and you look up “Handy Man”…
cuzinron47 almost 3 years ago
I would think the book on first aid would be his first consideration. And if his first aid is anything like his carpentry, he better go with a professional.
Impkins Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Waving back at you Little Alien Dude! Bleeb is laughing because the lady in purple can’t help staring at the man’s wood! :)
jbduncan almost 3 years ago
His wife knew that buying that nail gun was a bad idea.
scpandich almost 3 years ago
Bleeb’s there to get the book “Places to See on Planet Earth.”
Anters55 almost 3 years ago
Personal recommendation for a book on shed building: Yellow Pages under Carpentry. As for injury, a first aid book should be pretty easy but would highly suggest you head to an urgent care, fella.