Man OH Man

[SeniorCitizen]

did I ever save myself some work today. I misplaced my work gloves for about 5 hours. :laughing:

 

[reynoldston]

That is truly one of the good things about being retired, I misplace my work gloves quite often anymore. :thumbsup:

 

[Bison]

Maybe i should start wearing workgloves again but than i will never accomplish a damm thing cause i can't stand the things.:laughing:

 

[Carscw]

I am going to start wearing work gloves. Was putting a new engine in my truck last week got a cut on my right middle finger just spent two days in the hospital. Thought I had a spider bite dr said the cut got infected my hand looked like a baseball glove.

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[reynoldston]

Now I like misplacing my work gloves because then I can't work so I retire to the recliner chair. Now as a mechanic who in the world can ware gloves and be worth a dam.

 

[Bison]

Wat he says ^^

 

[Bison]

I am going to start wearing work gloves. Was putting a new engine in my truck last week got a cut on my right middle finger just spent two days in the hospital. Thought I had a spider bite dr said the cut got infected my hand looked like a baseball glove.

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I never tend to scrapes cuts when i get one and that happens plenty, i never got infected yet and my hands are always dirty and i ain't picky on what i tatch either.AND I NEVER WEAR GLOVES.
I must be immuun to whatever bug is out there :wink:

 

[SeniorCitizen]

Now I like misplacing my work gloves because then I can't work so I retire to the recliner chair. Now as a mechanic who in the world can ware gloves and be worth a dam.

Try Atlas Mechanic Gloves. Made for mechanics. Snip the end of pinkie finger off to operate cell phone and pick your nose.

 

[reynoldston]

Try Atlas Mechanic Gloves. Made for mechanics. Snip the end of pinkie finger off to operate cell phone and pick your nose.

No thank you, Ill pass

 

[Rivets]

Never wear gloves, they just get in the way, but I do get a lot of cuts. A trick I pick up from my Grandfather way to many years ago, but still works great today. In my tool box I always have a small container of "udder balm" or for those of you younger guys cow salve. Any cuts, scraps, pokes, etc. get a coating of this stuff. Day later it is starting to heal and wards off infection. Everything heals faster and is a 1000 times better than the modern stuff. One side effect is that your better half will always know when something happens, because it does have an oder, but cheaper that gloves.