bdavis
This FML is from back in 2010 but it's good stuff
Canada
Thanks Andrew Lloyd Webber
Today, I was using a power drill to take down the set for the musical we just finished. My long hair got caught in the drill, got ripped out, and now I have a hurting, bleeding bald spot the size of 2 quarters. FML
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hooverSP 0
i agree, you should put your hair up, or at least see that it's getting close to the drill. and is it the size and shape of 2 quarters, like a figure 8? or just a half dollar?
cater2U 0
well this is a big ydi that's one of the first rules of operating power tools besides not usig it around water
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kierstynxrose 8
Ben Davis? Is that you? I was just going through the "random" section, and I found this.
LyricaSilvan 30
That is exactly why people have rules about not having loose hair or clothing while using power tools...
FweakofCydonia 40
This is why people wear helmets or tie their hair. Or even both!
Sulphuric_Glue 16
Put your hair up next time, you mug
Tyrax 16
FYL, because that crap hurts. FYL even more if it was a stray wisp. But if you didn't secure your hair, you kind of deserve it. First rule of set construction or dismantling is no loose clothing or hair.
dcea 17
if someone dares utter the words "that's why women shouldn't be allowed around the workplace" everybody's going down. MAYBE IT'S A HE!!!!!!!!!!
Laura-Marie Catmom 8
tie it back you tit.
DarkAngelsBlade 25
Always tie up your hair
ELH714 1
I’m so sorry for you.. this happened to me in 5th grade only the suspect was a round brush that got caught in my hair leading to a bald spot at the front center of my head the size of a ritz cracker.. still traumatized
ELH714 1
I’m so sorry for you.. this happened to me in 5th grade only the suspect was a round brush that got caught in my hair leading to a bald spot at the front center of my head the size of a ritz cracker.. still traumatized