Posted by El Toro on January 16, 2011 at 07:13:32 from (108.3.200.96):
In Reply to: Gotta-start-somewhere posted by flying belgian on January 15, 2011 at 14:20:37:
My neighbor has a PHD in math and when he called about having an alarm system installed in his house he was didn't like the price. His wife told me that her husband thought they would send someone out that didn't even finish high school to install it. So he bought a book and started the installation himself. When he drilled through the wall he hit a live electric wire. He had to get someone to finish the installation. About 5 years ago he decided to cut off a limb that was overhanging his property. His wife was holding the ladder and he used his electric chain saw. When the limb fell it swung around and hit his ladder. I was eating lunch and the phone rang and his wife said her husband was on the ground after falling 10 feet. I told her to call 911 and I ran over there. He wanted to get up, but I told him to stay down. He hit the 3/4 pipe on his neighbor's chain link fence when he fell. The EMT's had him flown to the shock trauma unit in Baltimore. He did survive after surgery and some rehab. Hitting that 3/4 pipe probably saved him from being killed. Hal
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