t4runner
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This is why I don"t loan tools
This is why I don't loan tools
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619DioFan
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Just what the hell ?
Jarhead0408
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What the hell!
How do you swallow a wrench that big.
I'm assuming the guy was alive, just out cold?
Anyone else see what looked like blood get smeared on the dude's lips when they pulled the far end out?
How do you swallow a wrench that big.
I'm assuming the guy was alive, just out cold?
Anyone else see what looked like blood get smeared on the dude's lips when they pulled the far end out?
I'm guessing someone shoved it down his throat. I don't think he'd have enough self control to get it all the way down there without giving up.
Chadwilliam1
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niiiiiice.
rsanter
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Should have left it in.
It was likly only an India made wrench. Not worth retrieving.
Now if it was one of my snap on wrenches I would have cut the ******* open myself
Bob
It was likly only an India made wrench. Not worth retrieving.
Now if it was one of my snap on wrenches I would have cut the ******* open myself
Bob
peaceonesxwai
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chroming came off the wrench from stomach fluids.. definitely not a quality wrench 
Stooge
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" Hey Rauoul, have you that combination wrench i left on my bench?"
" i f*ckin ate it! "
" i f*ckin ate it! "
chroming came off the wrench from stomach fluids.. definitely not a quality wrench
Surely exposure to stomach fluids is covered under warranty.
Fretters
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I'm guessing he may have been trying to steal that from wherever he worked. In some countries, that could still be a week or more worth of wages.
Need more space
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Did you check out the doctors pry bar? Was waiting for a tooth to go flying!
platform389
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cbacres
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Could of been worse, if they pulled it out the other end
EOC_Jason
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His buddy probably shoved it down his throat because everything over there is metric and he handed him a 9/16....
Zeke
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Indeed! These comments are reason enough to not click the link.
Yep, glad I didn't jump over to that link right away. I'm still eating breakfast.
barneyim26
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amazing, but i tell ya the laughing and sillyness of that operating room made me nervous. seeemed way to relaxed.
i woulda thought it some kinda fake if it weren't for the blood and such.
i woulda thought it some kinda fake if it weren't for the blood and such.
Jeff95TA
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I guess they don't wear gloves?
Maybe the wrench came in from the other end? There are a couple of people that I've worked with that I've wanted to shove one tool or another where the sun don't shine.
I have a couple of co-workers that previously worked as medical equipment repair techs. From what they've said, it is usually a very relaxed atmosphere during procedures when the patient is under sedation. Some doctors crank music, some talk like they are hanging out at the water cooler. If you've had surgery in the past where you have been sedated and when you wake up with a song rattling in your head, that's probably why.
I guessing the lack of gloves is probably because they performing surgery and the wrench is probably the dirtiest thing involved. Would be a major no-no in most countries, others... not so much. Hopefully they at least washed their hands.
I have a couple of co-workers that previously worked as medical equipment repair techs. From what they've said, it is usually a very relaxed atmosphere during procedures when the patient is under sedation. Some doctors crank music, some talk like they are hanging out at the water cooler. If you've had surgery in the past where you have been sedated and when you wake up with a song rattling in your head, that's probably why.
I guessing the lack of gloves is probably because they performing surgery and the wrench is probably the dirtiest thing involved. Would be a major no-no in most countries, others... not so much. Hopefully they at least washed their hands.
abk241
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yeah..but tougher going down.
maybe he was hoping for it to go through all the way and take the proper exit?
K-Dog
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Yup.
That was just added to my " Now I have seen every thing " list.
That was just added to my " Now I have seen every thing " list.
It's actually a laryngoscope used for Endotracheal intubation, I carry one on the ambulance and have used it quite a few times. The reason you were waiting for a tooth to go flying is because the "doctor" either doesn't know how to use it correctly or just doesn't care. You are taught to never, ever pry back like that because it will remove the front teeth in short order. At least in the U.S. the manikins you practice on before they let you loose on real people are built with a jaw clicker. If you are using the wrong technique and pry back on the teeth, they will click loudly letting you know that you just failed.
Nice!