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25-02-2004, 01:04
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Re: Worst injury
Last year I cut the back of my hand on a sharp piece of aluminum. I was tightening a bolt and the wrench slipped off the bolt head and my hand went flying into a freshly cut, non-filed aluminum edge. It cut the back of my knuckle; when I clentched my fist to widen the cut, I saw white... first time I've ever seen my own tendon before.
 Now our team files everything before we start working on it. Last edited by duckshepherd : 25-02-2004 at 01:06. 
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