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Ever blast your eye with an air nailer exhaust?~~c w~~~
You can shoot that in your eye if your good!!!
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Ever blast your eye with an air nailer exhaust?
CW wrote:
The only tool you should use without eye protection is between your legs. I can put an eye out with that thing! G |
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Ever blast your eye with an air nailer exhaust?
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 12:05:02 GMT, B A R R Y
wrote: CW wrote: The only tool you should use without eye protection is between your legs. I can put an eye out with that thing! G Besides, you should always use a one eyed monk protector when you're putting it in a strange, um, monastery. |
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