Another Reason To Put Your Tools Away

Eww.

http://metro.co.uk/2013/03/09/man-finds-screwdriver-impaled-in-head-after-looking-in-car-mirror-3533955/

That is a lucky guy. Hard to imagine that he had a screwdriver thru his head and had no clue. Good grief.

Regards

WC

Where's the article? All I got is a title, and, an ad for alcohol.
Bill Cahill

I've just tried it again and there is the article and a pixellated pic of a guy with a screwdriver in his head.

Well, this is all I get with no picture. And, if I click on an arrow, I get a booze ad.
Man finds screwdriver impaled in head after looking in car mirror
No areticle, and, no picture.
Bill Cahill

I don't know, maybe it's the "cookies"?

I have seen a few things like that over the years. One fellow in the next county over lost control of his vehicle and crashed through a fence. A wooden pole about 4 inches wide went right through him. They had to cut the post onsite to get him out of the vehicle. It went through his stomach area and missed any major areas. The guy lived and made a full recovery. When I was a teen I saw this young girl about 4 years old over by my cousins house. A few months earlier she had been playing with the lawn darts and it pierced her skull. They removed it and from what I know she was fine. Its funny what you and live through.

One thing about such an injury is that the brain, in that area has hardly any pain sensing nerves, so an injury like that would only be felt in the skin areas covering the affected area.

I saw one where a guy with a nail gun drove one into his scull. It made his memory better. He remembered not to pick up any more nail guns.

I was watching a show a long time ago about emergency room doctors. A guy was brought in who had had 3 fingers reattached to his hand after trimming them off with a table saw. He was there with a repeat of the same injury. The doctor came in after seeing whether the fingers could be re-reattached. He said "Well, here's the good news. You don't have to worry about those fingers getting in the way of your work again..." I didn't hear the bad news.