Posted: 1/26/2013 9:48:40 PM EDT
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Quoted: Ever hurt yourself and not notice it until hours later, then cannot remember where/how you did it? Happens a lot to me. Latest is a large bruise, the only thing I can think of is loading my pressure washer into my truck, 140+ pounds. http://www.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=47140 3-1/2" by 3". Feels like a 2nd degree burn of the same size. No, I'm not on any blood thinner/anticoagulants. 2 naproxens have helped on the burn. Maybe the Walmart receipt checker got a piece of you, as you were carrying the pressure washer out.... |
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Quoted: I was looking at Walmart for pressure washers. Not enough power. Quoted: Ever hurt yourself and not notice it until hours later, then cannot remember where/how you did it? Happens a lot to me. Latest is a large bruise, the only thing I can think of is loading my pressure washer into my truck, 140+ pounds. http://www.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=47140 3-1/2" by 3". Feels like a 2nd degree burn of the same size. No, I'm not on any blood thinner/anticoagulants. 2 naproxens have helped on the burn. Maybe the Walmart receipt checker got a piece of you, as you were carrying the pressure washer out.... 4000 PSI, 4 GPM I wanted more pressure but that is all they will sell to mere mortals. |
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Quoted: Quoted: No, I'm not on any blood thinner/anticoagulants. 2 naproxens have helped on the burn. Naproxen has anti-platelet effects. I'll claim your bike just in case. This is post 24 hours. If I had a bleeding condition, it would have formed a massive hema-tomato |
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Quoted: Quoted: I was looking at Walmart for pressure washers. Not enough power. Quoted: Ever hurt yourself and not notice it until hours later, then cannot remember where/how you did it? Happens a lot to me. Latest is a large bruise, the only thing I can think of is loading my pressure washer into my truck, 140+ pounds. http://www.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=47140 3-1/2" by 3". Feels like a 2nd degree burn of the same size. No, I'm not on any blood thinner/anticoagulants. 2 naproxens have helped on the burn. Maybe the Walmart receipt checker got a piece of you, as you were carrying the pressure washer out.... 4000 PSI, 4 GPM I wanted more pressure but that is all they will sell to mere mortals. Oh.... The one marked "FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT / MILITARY USE” only? Nice! |
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This one time I just about sheared off the tip of my finger without realizing it. There was blood everywhere and I had no clue what the hell had happened. If you have a finger that has already lost feeling from nearly being cut off once before, be sure to keep an eye on where your hand goes. You can't fix stupid ![]() |
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Quoted: You weren't in a rush to leave Home Depot when you were loading said pressure washer, were you? ![]() I bought the pressure washer last year. I move it around a bit, loading it into the truck using ramps. And no, it wasn't purchased from Home Depot. Their store selection sucks. The pump on this one has ceramic pistons, brass manifold and Honda engine with low oil shut down. |
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Ever hurt yourself and not notice it until hours later, then cannot remember where/how you did it? Happens a lot to me. Latest is a large bruise, the only thing I can think of is loading my pressure washer into my truck, 140+ pounds. http://www.ar15.com/media/viewFile.html?i=47140 3-1/2" by 3". Feels like a 2nd degree burn of the same size. No, I'm not on any blood thinner/anticoagulants. 2 naproxens have helped on the burn. We women refer to those as "Porn queen bruises." Commonly thumb shaped and found on thighs.. |
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