Temper temper
#12
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Same here, 10.
The family will quietly disappear whenever i'm working on something, I think they think it's safer that way. I know the kids learned a lot of new words growing up as i worked on things. I have had to buy the samething more than once as the first one was distroyed.
The family will quietly disappear whenever i'm working on something, I think they think it's safer that way. I know the kids learned a lot of new words growing up as i worked on things. I have had to buy the samething more than once as the first one was distroyed.
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LMAO too. Hey Thumper have you been hanging around Joe Mulink ( sp?), the manager of the Ashvillle minor league baseball team. You guys would put on quite a show. I am just as bad. I got ejected from a hockey game several years ago. Every stick, glove, puck, waterbottle, ect was out on the ice. I must have looked like an idiot, but I felt better.
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LMAO, and boy can I relate! Stupid sh*t like that little stuff gets my temper going too. On vacation this year my HD goggles with replaceable lenses had a lens seperate from the frame, tried like hell to get it back in but to no avail, so I twisted and bent the f*%kers until they broke into pieces, but I showed them who was boss! My sore hands wished they had a hammer to beat them with. Of course this was my second pair, the first had the same thing happen and I used my knee and a hammer to pursuade the lens back in. Luckily the dealership took the scratched lensed glasses back that time, but I don't think they would have taken the "pieces" from the second pair back!
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I drink beer when ever working around the house or garage. I find it helps me to keep from getting frustrated. If I do get pissed at something I stop, sit down, drink more beer and think about solutions. If that dosn't work then I'll beat something w/ a hammer.
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Too Funny![Big Grin](https://www.hdforums.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
I once tried to punish a 2x4 I was nailing to a concrete floor. The nail broke loose for the last time so I came down on it with a vengance like you on the box cutter. I missed and hit my hand on the fleshy part between my thumb and finger. Six stitches later and I'm over the instant anger. Damn that hurt.
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I once tried to punish a 2x4 I was nailing to a concrete floor. The nail broke loose for the last time so I came down on it with a vengance like you on the box cutter. I missed and hit my hand on the fleshy part between my thumb and finger. Six stitches later and I'm over the instant anger. Damn that hurt.
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Thumper--
Read my sig line. The line isn't JUST for laughs. I have a similar problem, except I tend to punch things (sometimes people) and throw inanimate objects. Never used the ball pein though.
Beating the knife is better than beating your Mrs., kids, or other people.
Read my sig line. The line isn't JUST for laughs. I have a similar problem, except I tend to punch things (sometimes people) and throw inanimate objects. Never used the ball pein though.
Beating the knife is better than beating your Mrs., kids, or other people.