Suprf1y said:Dusterbd13-michael said:
Crazy chicks
I have news for you.
That's the first thing you want on there [...]
Feels real good until it goes real bad!
Suprf1y said:Dusterbd13-michael said:
Crazy chicks
I have news for you.
That's the first thing you want on there [...]
Feels real good until it goes real bad!
News flash!
Regarding the "ruined" t-shirt I referred to in the original post: I knew better than to even try wiping it off when I noticed it on my shirt, so I just let it dry. A couple hours later, I just peeled the whole bit of it off like a big sticky booger. Tore a few fibers, but the shirt will see the light of day once more!
So, if you do happen to get dryer adhesive on your hootus, don't rub it! Wait for it to dry and peel it off.
T.J. said:Seems like a better thread would be one where we list all the things that are ok to get on your hootus. That list is shorter.
I think I've got that covered above, but I'm always open to suggestions.
GameboyRMH said:wae said:We used to grow some habs in the backyard and I was making chili with them once. After cutting up everything, including the peppers, I had to go to the bathroom and that all turned out okay. As I was washing my hands afterwards, though, it started to hit me like a blowtorch. This was before kids, so I ran from the kitchen upstairs to the master bath throwing my clothes off and screaming the whole way for my wife to get the rubbing alcohol and to meet me in the bathroom. It took her a full hour to stop laughing, but I always wash my hands before going to the bathroom now.
There's a saying that's relevant here: "A good scientist washes their hands both before AND after going to the bathroom." Works for any science involving chemicals or biological materials.
IIRC the original "don't get it on your hootus" thread started when the guy didn't wash his hands before going to the bathroom, after painting with Herculiner.
I always wash my hands before and after. Nobody touches that with dirty hands, and even the king is not above the law. I'm not a king or a scientist either.
1988RedT2 said:News flash!
So, if you do happen to get dryer adhesive on your hootus, don't rub it! Wait for it to dry and peel it off.
Don't rub your hootus. Got it!
1988RedT2 said:So, if you do happen to get Amy on your hootus, don't rub it! Wait for it to dry and peel it off.
Also applicable advice.
For a variety of reasons, ranging from the terrible ergonomics of a training cart, to moving a lot of heavy equipment, to hauling bales of hay and sacks of feed, I had periods of lower back pain when I was a horse trainer.
After hot shower, I was rubbing some blue lotion horse liniment on my lower back, when I tipped the bottle on my scrotum.
Thankfully, there was no one else in the barn when I came tearing out of tack room and squatted underneath the water faucet in the shedrow.
Stefan said:Dusterbd13-michael said:Por15
Amy
Fire
Gasoline
FTFY
Stories I probably don't want to hear but also really want to hear sometime.
IIRC the original "don't get it on your hootus" thread started when the guy didn't wash his hands before going to the bathroom, after painting with Herculiner.
I think THIS is the original thread.
Floating Doc said:For a variety of reasons, ranging from the terrible ergonomics of a training cart, to moving a lot of heavy equipment, to hauling bales of hay and sacks of feed, I had periods of lower back pain when I was a horse trainer.
After hot shower, I was rubbing some blue lotion horse liniment on my lower back, when I tipped the bottle on my scrotum.
Thankfully, there was no one else in the barn when I came tearing out of tack room and squatted underneath the water faucet in the shedrow.
Ironically that stuff is supposed to relieve pain, which reminds me of the most painful thing that ever happened to me. I woke up with extremely painful nuts (which turned out to be due to some kind of crystals forming in my epididymis), and after a bunch of painkillers failed to dull the pain sufficiently I tried spraying a numbing spray called Nut-Med (because it's made from walnuts or something, it's not meant for your nuts) on my scrotum. Well even though that spray worked well on other body parts, on my sack it stung like a mofo and only added to the pain, so at that point I was doubled over and seeing red static over my vision.
"A good scientist washes their hands both before AND after going to the bathroom." Works for any science involving chemicals or biological materials."
We use this in the restaurant industry too. I learned this by slicing Jalapenos. First time was just rinse hands...second time was wash hands 3 times...third was using gloves to slice said jalapenos...then get promoted and let others slice jalapenos.
Also, don't let the pets get near when spraying expanding foam insulation.
Bruce
Long story but if you have shampoo all over your hootus and get interrupted make sure you wash it all off. Dried shampoo hootus is not a good thing.
"A ruptured fuel tank filled the cockpit with fuel, and could have ignited at the tiniest spark with Stewart trapped inside." Jackie Stewart would probably say "gas"
Floating Doc said:For a variety of reasons, ranging from the terrible ergonomics of a training cart, to moving a lot of heavy equipment, to hauling bales of hay and sacks of feed, I had periods of lower back pain when I was a horse trainer.
After hot shower, I was rubbing some blue lotion horse liniment on my lower back, when I tipped the bottle on my scrotum.
Thankfully, there was no one else in the barn when I came tearing out of tack room and squatted underneath the water faucet in the shedrow.
Add Belt Sander to the list.
Wally said:Add Belt Sander to the list.
I don't know, maybe it's just me, but I would think that would be obvious!
In reply to java230 :
I clicked the link and read the headline. Apparently instructions were unclear and British man got hootus caught in a belt sander.
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