Toes Vs. Stone

[RVTECH]

Toes and a stone woodstove pads do not mix! Managed this about a half hour before having to leave to go to a birthday dinner!

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[slimmer13]

Remember your PPE next time

 

[Joe13]

Toes and a stone woodstove pads do not mix! Managed this about a half hour before having to leave to go to a birthday dinner!
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Ouch man. I'm guessing all the words you yelled would show up as bubblegum on here.

 

[RVTECH]

Yea my PA-in-training daughter said broken and judging by the color and shape I think so!

 

[Gaust]

I did the same thing except my toe hit the edge of a door. Turned black and blue and swelled up. Not much I could do except tape it to the next toe and let it heal.

 

[clearconscience]

You have lights in your place? Turn them on!

I was wearing flip flops once and ran my toes into a concrete parking spot stop.
It was no bueno.
my little toes was cut up and bruised.

I feel your pain

 

[Mikej]

In 2001 when we moved into this house, with a nice Earth Stove.....I had these way cool antique flat irons that sit on top of the wood stove. Wifey dropped one on her toes , looked pretty much like yours, had the nail removed. She will never let me forget it.

 

[etrain16]

Yikes! I unfortunately know that feeling well - I've managed to break my toes on something hard at least 3 times over the years! Good time to practice many swear words!

 

[orygun]

I read the thread title and thought, "Well, this won't be good". Hope it heals up soon.

 

[Sgt Nambu]

Ouch, sorry about that!

The wife and I have had toes like that numerous times from having our Bull Mastif, Lilly stomp on them!

 

[Joe13]

Dad shut the passenger door on my big toe once when i was maybe 10 - door locked.

Now my dad is a panicked person in emergencies and couldn't get me to unlock the door while fumbling in his pocket for the keys - in my defense that was probably as much pain by that age I had felt so I don't remember anything but the look of panic and dread in my dad's face. I'm sure I was screaming incohearently but can't remember that part - I do remember flailing my arms and not having the presents of mind to grab the lock and unlock the door.

Lost that nail - looked like a cracked windshield when someone hits it with a bat lol.


I was a kid though... I was told at the hotel to keep it elevated and remember saying "it is elevated, we are on the second story!".

Funny thing, when it was time to go visit the indoor 3 story water slide and pool I forgot all about my toe.


My dad stubs his toe so often at home that he is well known for it - at least a few times a month, you'd think he would start wearing shoes in the house .

 

[Certaindeaf]

 

[ZigZagZeke]

The wood stove when we moved in here was on a 6'x6' stone platform about 8" above floor level. My wife grew up in this house with that platform in the living room, and she witnessed numerous injuries caused by it. When we installed new sub-flooring and hardwood bamboo floors we demolished the platform and tiled that portion of the floor. No potential for injuries now, and the room looks 25% bigger.

 

[jbett98]

I walk like a cat, it's my hard head that's always bruised and bleeding.

 

[Stomper]

On the trail as a Drill Sergeant my toes looked like that on a daily basis from planting my boots in the arses of "less than optimal" soldiers...

 

[Certaindeaf]

Rocks are hard.. and then you die.
lol. ow!

 

[edslhead]

If you hold your 45/70 wrong you can get a case of that on your arm

 

[Mikej]

Good gawd man, I wasn't sure WHAT I was looking at there for a few seconds! Owch!

 

[ditchtiger]

Good time to practice many swear words!

I don't have to practice, I have them memorized.
I've brick around my stove also.

 

[ZigZagZeke]

If you hold your 45/70 wrong you can get a case of that on your arm
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I used to own a Remington model 721 in .270 Win that weighed about 6 pounds. It would do that no matter how you held it.