Medic!
Done that – didn’t need stitches, but the scar still shows many years after the fact.
I read somewhere that using a can opener can open those things
As I posted yesterday, I once had to use either tin snips or pruning shears (can’t remember which) to get some plastic packaging open because the scissors weren’t working.
Also, the spurting blood calls to mind the phrase “we got a pumper!”
What?? You don’t have kitchen shears in you knife block/junk drawer??
Was it a first aid kit?
Stuart Carlson
BE THIS GUY about 4 years ago
Medic!
ChristineFoxdale about 4 years ago
Done that – didn’t need stitches, but the scar still shows many years after the fact.
Nighthawks Premium Member about 4 years ago
I read somewhere that using a can opener can open those things
"It's the End of the World!!!" Premium Member about 4 years ago
As I posted yesterday, I once had to use either tin snips or pruning shears (can’t remember which) to get some plastic packaging open because the scissors weren’t working.
Also, the spurting blood calls to mind the phrase “we got a pumper!”
mauser7 about 4 years ago
What?? You don’t have kitchen shears in you knife block/junk drawer??
WCraft Premium Member about 4 years ago
Was it a first aid kit?