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I was taping up my cooler at the Anchorage airport to bring back some frozen fish, well my super sharp knife slipped on the friggin duct tape and I cut the crap out of my finger. :eek::eek::eek:

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Hopefully you don't need mico-surgery for tendons, nerves and vessels.. that'd be tens of thousands of dollars for one moment of negligence.
 
Why were you using a knife on duct tape? Why don't you rip it like normal people?
 
My dad was fond of saying, "Hell, you're more likely to cut yourself with a dull knife than with a sharp one!"

I love my dad, but he was soooo wrong on that one.
 
My dad was fond of saying, "Hell, you're more likely to cut yourself with a dull knife than with a sharp one!"

I love my dad, but he was soooo wrong on that one.
You usually cut yourself when you drop the knife or try to force the blade to cut. A sharp knife week likely cut you with a drop, but a knife that's not sharp enough to cut something will likely cut you when you try to force it.
 
Yeah, I understand the reasoning. It don't work that way for real, in my experience.
I've totally cut the snot out of my fingers with dull knives or knives not up to a clean cut, both sharp and dull ones.
 
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My dad was fond of saying, "Hell, you're more likely to cut yourself with a dull knife than with a sharp one!"

I love my dad, but he was soooo wrong on that one.
Through my life experiences, a knife is made for cutting, sharp or dull, no matter what you're trying to cut or the operator wielding it.
 

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