Posted by Determined on August 28, 2016 at 08:03:12 from (216.130.212.75):
In Reply to: Mouse up your pants posted by 37chief on August 27, 2016 at 20:44:12:
Didn't really crawl, but still ended up way too far up my pant leg.
It was at the first shop I worked at.
Boss had me cleaning up a bunch of parts on a wire wheel mounted on a bench grinder, after that I was told to get a ladder and replace a burnt out light bulb in the shop.
Got to the top of what must have been a 24 foot ladder and changed the bulb without a problem but as I took the first step to come back down the ladder I quickly discovered a piece of that wire wheel was embedded in my jeans in a location that you never want to experience.
At that point regardless of who was in the shop, clothing was coming off 24 feet up and that needle like object was being removed.
The saying about a thorn in your hind side is nothing compared to a needle in your front side.
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