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05-31-2016, 10:20 PM
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Ouch !
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06-01-2016, 02:34 AM
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Long hair too... Who needs to be blame? The teacher or the student who don't always lesson? Maybe both but the second man don't notice what the young boy was wearing and he don't even know how to stop that lathe so I guest his chance of winning a Darwin award are pretty good....
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06-01-2016, 02:44 PM
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a little bit of knowledge can be a dangerous thing
just to share my tale, back in 8 th or 9th grade we had a gorgeous new teacher about an 11 on a scale of 1 to 10 most of the women hated her and the men teachers of course the exact opposite . About the same with the student body . I was sent at the start of the metal shop class to deliver some construction paper to another teacher , this shop had a shear press for metal but it cut thick stacks of paper like that too , leaving this hot teacher passed by holding some more stacked contruction paper ,she was hard not to stare at .. so I did, and she smiled . coming back from the delivery here is this hot teacher in a corner of the mid landing stairwell facing the corner and sobbing , I sort of stopped to see if I could do something but decided it wasn't a job for a 13 year old . just down the stairs I see red paint drops ..? all over the floor then at the door to shop class see it is blood I ran back to the hot teacher ,she leaning on the wall clutching her cut blooding fingers , I grabbed her wrists to try to stop the blood flow and she fell into me ready to pass out like we were in an embrace , I started yelling and soon 1 then another of the shop class teachers came and stopped the blood flow better than I could and took her to the nurses office . She had came down to the metal shear and set some paper on it to cut maybe tried to use it but then holding the paper stack and her fingers went passed the shear blade and her finger nails caught on the super sharp blade and the teacher said he thought she just thought they were stuck then yanked them out ,it cut 2 nails and finger flesh off clean about mid nail he said If I had not yelled she might have died on the stairwell as she was stopping the blood by holding the fingers, not sure why she did not call out when it happened ,maybe embarassed . we never saw her again .
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06-01-2016, 08:25 PM
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Smart kid not wearing any type of safety glasses either.
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06-02-2016, 05:16 PM
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Were do you start with the safety violations. If that was my shop I would fire the whole damn lot of them.
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