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Dad VS Mom, safety instructions to a son

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  • danielgage
    yes ma'am
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  • danielgage
    sounds like chainsaw work to me
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  • Locust Fork
    quote:Originally posted by danielgage
    sounds like chainsaw work to me



    Larry has to work today and Liam isn't allowed to run that thing without someone else around (I don't count.)
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  • danielgage
    yes ma'am
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  • 11b6r
    Amazon. Forestry Safety Helmet. $26.74 free shipping. Hardhat WITH ear muffs AND a mesh visor. My guys use those, along with chainsaw chaps. Mesh visor does not get smeared with oil from the bar lube. Glasses can.
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  • TooBig
    Safety First Mom[:D]
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  • JimmyJack
    How old is this kid?
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  • bayl778
    There is a lesson here for some of us! Yesterday I was doing some quick landscape trimming with hand trimming shears. Naked eyes. What could go wrong?
    I bent over to reach a copperleaf branch and what grazed the side of my eye was the tip of a false agave (a narrow VERY sharp spear shaped plant stiff enough to easily puncher the skin). fraction of an inch from in my eye. Would have been very bad. My bad. I know better!
    WEAR EYE PROTECTION! MOMMA KNOWS BEST!
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  • Locust Fork
    quote:Originally posted by 11b6r
    Amazon. Forestry Safety Helmet. $26.74 free shipping. Hardhat WITH ear muffs AND a mesh visor. My guys use those, along with chainsaw chaps. Mesh visor does not get smeared with oil from the bar lube. Glasses can.



    I'll have to look into that. He never has to be reminded to wear anything when shooting, but let a power tool of any kind get dragged out and he thinks he is impervious to harm.


    He is 21....the youngest of my three and last to be living at our house. I will hate to see him move out when the time comes (not because Larry is horrible to be alone with, but there is always so much to do around here and the house will be too quiet with just us and the dogs.)
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  • Locust Fork
    quote:Originally posted by bayl778
    There is a lesson here for some of us! Yesterday I was doing some quick landscape trimming with hand trimming shears. Naked eyes. What could go wrong?
    I bent over to reach a copperleaf branch and what grazed the side of my eye was the tip of a false agave (a narrow VERY sharp spear shaped plant stiff enough to easily puncher the skin). fraction of an inch from in my eye. Would have been very bad. My bad. I know better!
    WEAR EYE PROTECTION! MOMMA KNOWS BEST!



    I'm glad you are ok!!! Next time just picture me stomping through your house ready to catch you on the porch. [:D]
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Good for you Kasey!!!
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  • jimdeere
    Though it?s been a long time, I remember that it was easier to disregard my fathers quiet instructions than it was my my mother?s loud ones.
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  • Locust Fork
    quote:Originally posted by jimdeere
    Though it?s been a long time, I remember that it was easier to disregard my fathers quiet instructions than it was my my mother?s loud ones.



    I remember my mom yelling and going BONKERS and nobody paying much attention, but one word.....just a "look" from my dad would straighten everything out.
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  • SW0320
    Reminds me of the tee shirt one mother was wearing at an event we worked.

    Now to put it in perspective she was with her 6 boys ages 3 to about 12 or 13.

    Her tee shirt said "I raise boys I am not afraid of anything".
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  • Locust Fork
    I totally understand.


    Back when Liam was younger and I used to pick up him and his buddies from football practice after school and take them to the water park. My car smelled so bad for about three years straight....sweaty football gear, chlorine, and dirt.

    One afternoon I had this feeling come over me in the kitchen..."go look"......so I stopped what I was doing and went outside to find the group of boys gathered in the field where the beehives are, one of the boys arm cocked back with a tennis ball about to lob it at one of the hives. A row of 5 pre-teen boys standing about 10 feet from the hive he was going to "disturb". I think that was the first time I tore into a child that wasn't mine EXACTLY as if they were mine.
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  • Missouri Mule K30
    quote:Originally posted by SW0320
    Reminds me of the tee shirt one mother was wearing at an event we worked.

    Now to put it in perspective she was with her 6 boys ages 3 to about 12 or 13.

    Her tee shirt said "I raise boys I am not afraid of anything".


    [:D][:D][:D]
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  • remingtonoaks
    quote:Originally posted by JimmyJack
    How old is this kid?



    You beat me to the question...

    I've been running Stihl cut-off saws and Chainsaw since I was 12-13 years old ..
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  • kimi
    And I hear tell it doesn't get any better as the years go by! [:D]
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  • Okie743
    AND when I see people (especially grown ups) operating a weed trimmer without any safety glasses, I think now there is someone that should not be allowed to vote, and I know how they vote.

    Too weak upstairs to make any kind of correct logical decisions.[;)]
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  • gearheaddad
    I only "really" listened to my Mom when she used my whole complete name, including my middle name![;)][:D]
    THEN, I knew she was serious![:0][:0][:D]
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by gearheaddad
    I only "really" listened to my Mom when she used my whole complete name, including my middle name![;)][:D]
    THEN, I knew she was serious![:0][:0][:D]


    Must be a regional thing! In some places ones middle name is a term of endearment! [:D]
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