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How to dress a shop wound

Step 14Verbally abuse the instrument of your demise

Celebrate being in one piece again by getting mad at the thing that put you in this situation in the first place.

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Mar 9, 2009. 10:10 AMmerryleg says:

I'm not alone in shop mishaps! But, while a fun instruction, I'd recommend not using hydrogen peroxide... irrigate the wound with water to wash out debris. (Hydrogen peroxide can cause cell damage and make healing time longer). An antibacterial ointment is a good thing to do...

Mar 6, 2009. 12:27 AMThe Drode says:

DUDE A FEW THINGS ! A. sry abt the caps B. sorry about the shortened text based speak. C. Picture 13 was freaking awesome. D. Step 14 can be done at any moment....or throughout the entire process. E. Thanks you for putting this up....this happens to me often.

Mar 6, 2009. 3:40 AMawang8 says:

A response to D. If you're busy healing yourself then you wouldn't have time to abuse the tool. And they say safety first. I would rather give myself treatment first. Sorry for being a party pooper, but there are some things which require a bit of attention.