Creative Method To Hurt Your Fingers (Politically Correct Title)

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[sarcasm]But don't you know how cool is the feeel when you smash your fingers?
It's like...WOW,like you're flying and stuff....it's soo cool dude you need to try it.[/sarcasm]



Ramen.
 
Hopefully, this thread will prevent stupid GTP members from posting in the Rumble Strip for a while.
 
I haven't done that in about 15 years, and I'm not planning on doing it again.
 
Pupik
Hopefully, this thread will prevent stupid GTP members from posting in the Rumble Strip for a while.

Oh I seriously doubt this will work. :indiff:
 
It's really not that big a deal. If you're not doing it because you think it's going to be intensely painful than you can relax, if you're not doing it because you think it's foolish to inflict discomfort on yourself than I'll agree with you.
 
MachOne
Come on...be man enough to do it.
Ok, I might be a woman if I don't do it. Who cares. At least I'll be a lot smarter than the dumb clucks who do it.
 
I add something.

"Shoot your fingers"

Does it count?
 
ImprezaAddict
I add something.

"Shoot your fingers"

Does it count?

I think the knife between the fingers game is more creative than simply shooting them.

Earlier today, at work, someone's fingers were hit with a sledge hammer (with metal on the other side), oddly he didn't cry out and was back to work after about 15 minutes.
 
That's not that unusual, pain doesn't always get a reaction out of everyone every time. A couple years I ago while camping, someone asked if the stove was on (it was, we were about to throw on some bacon), and my friend just touched the skillet breifly with his hand. His only reaction was looking at his hand once he took it off, and very calmy asking, "Does anyone remember how to treat second-degree burns?"
 
Wow...how can he do that...I'd be jumping all over the place by now :scared:
 
Barbeque your ocipital lobe.
 
3-Wheel Drive
That's not that unusual, pain doesn't always get a reaction out of everyone every time. A couple years I ago while camping, someone asked if the stove was on (it was, we were about to throw on some bacon), and my friend just touched the skillet breifly with his hand. His only reaction was looking at his hand once he took it off, and very calmy asking, "Does anyone remember how to treat second-degree burns?"

Did anyone?


That guy who got his fingers sledged cut his other hand later in that day with what can only be described as a rickety home-made box-cutter that was very old and very dull. All accounts say the cut was pretty deep.
 
Severe injuries are often masked by your nervous system. If it let you feel the true pain right away, you'd pass out. I broke my arm when I was ten, and it didn't hurt at all until the next day, but then it hurt like crazy.
 
kylehnat
Severe injuries are often masked by your nervous system. If it let you feel the true pain right away, you'd pass out. I broke my arm when I was ten, and it didn't hurt at all until the next day, but then it hurt like crazy.

Yeah, I remember when I got bitten by a dog, I only noticed when I went to drop a deuce.
 
dbartucci
I think the knife between the fingers game is more creative than simply shooting them.

Earlier today, at work, someone's fingers were hit with a sledge hammer (with metal on the other side), oddly he didn't cry out and was back to work after about 15 minutes.

Okay....

Get a hammer, blind-fold yourself. And then you start randomly flattening your puny half centimeter fingers to 1mm. 💡
 
3-Wheel Drive
Dare I ask where it bit you?

On the upper thigh, just centimeters away from my valuables.
 
ImprezaAddict
Okay....

Get a hammer, blind-fold yourself. And then you start randomly flattening your puny half centimeter fingers to 1mm. 💡

??

The dude who got the sledge was accidental.
 
MachOne
Did you have diamonds in your pocket?

:D

As a matter of fact, yes, that's what saved them. :sly:
 
thats actually a good feeling IMO
 
I've never had a serious injury to experience the delay in pain, so I don't know...
 
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