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Thanks man
Oh I totally agree. She was standing up but her leg started hurting and I didn't think of it. That's on me. But she didn't get burnt no snot drop
Little drop of molten solder never killed anybody. Just stings like hell for about 15 minutes
LOL wait a minute what did you just say on another thread about given parenting skill. lol sorry just found it funny when I read it. And also don't take pictures at face value zoom in and you will see her hand is not in the "hot zone" it's behind the wand. Just looks like it is. Tou really think I would sit there and let her hold it were it's hot. thanks for the parenting advice. LOL
I had to look at that picture like 10 times cuz I swear it looks like that but I was like naaaaaah, can't be. no one would be able to hold it like that when the iron is on 700F
Thank you not even at 200 your not holding it don't care who you areI had to look at that picture like 10 times cuz I swear it looks like that but I was like naaaaaah, can't be. no one would be able to hold it like that when the iron is on 700F
Builds character in my eyes and pain tolerance LOLLittle drop of molten solder never killed anybody. Just stings like hell for about 15 minutes
Oh I went back and looked at picture after what tnt wrote.and was like what the hells is he looking at then I saw it. It does look that way. LOLI had to look at that picture like 10 times cuz I swear it looks like that but I was like naaaaaah, can't be. no one would be able to hold it like that when the iron is on 700F
My mom was always over-protective but my dad was always like "the kid is still breathing" lol
Same here and same with my wife. I always say Unless your bleeding or your legs broken your fine. how I was rasied
I remember being on a job site with my Dad once and I stepped on a nail. You know dumb teenager wearing tennis shoes on a construction site. I was all hoppin around whoopin and hollerin' talkin bout take me to the Doc. My dad says "Did the nail go all the way through your foot?" and I said "no, but it went in deep enough" He said, and I'm not exaggerating, "Stop being such a big p***y and go finish carrying those tubs up to the second floor units." I started to argue with him but he just gave me "that look" and said "Son I've worked with a lot worse than that and 30 minutes from now you wont even feel that". Well, I did feel it but sure enough after 20-30 minutes it didnt hurt enough to slow me down working at all. I'm all for tough love.
Yes sir my dad was the same way all about tough love when I was grew up. And I thank him for it now. It help mold me into who I am today.
Both statements are so true. I'm pretty sure participation awards are to blameBefore the sissyfication of America, we were all raised that way, after doing something stupid my dad always asked "Well did you learn anything?"
