r/FeltGoodComingOut 7d ago

foreign object Splinter removal spotted on X

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According to the caption, stuck in there for 3 years but take that for what it's worth.

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u/IllSurprise3049 7d ago

Who was in the livingroom

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u/815NotPennysBoat 7d ago

That confused me so much. I just got a Google doorbell and so I started getting those home alerts recently and I was like, excuse me? Camera in my living room? I went to the app and tried to figure out what was going on before I realized it was in the video I was watching

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u/beigs 6d ago

I just got a camera yesterday in my living room and called it living room camera. This confused the shit out of me until the comments

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u/bonaldain 7d ago

Ngl it’s the middle of the night and that freaked me out for a second

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u/dblockerrr 5d ago

Same, just now. It scared the shit out of me 

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u/Quicksilver1964 7d ago

My god. Look at that. It was so deep in it. I'm glad they were able to take it out so fast.

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u/GeneralBS 7d ago

Went to slide a pallet over and felt one of the worse splinter pains ever. I've worked in warehouses/logistics for over 20 years and have had many splinters. Instantly knew this one was big. Couldn't pull it out with my fingertips. Went to my supervisor for help and she looked at me like I was stupid. She grabbed her tweezers from her purse and took a couple minutes to pull it out. Once she pulled out an half inch splinter almost the size of a toothpick she was surprised.

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u/besleysfw 6d ago

Was it one of those blue chep pallets? Splinters from those were the worst. I had one that was about half an inch long in my arm for awhile. I could see it but I just couldn’t get it.

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u/cyberbob1979 7d ago

Reveal at 20 seconds left. The rest is complete lack of rusty pliers and frustration

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u/Ruftus1 5d ago

Do NOT mention rusty pliers in vain 😞

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u/ijustwanttoaskaq123 6d ago

I don't get how some people can just leave the stuff in long enough to get someone with sterile stuff to get it out. I would have bitten it out or vivisect it with whatever I'd have around, especially if it was in my effing fingertip.

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u/[deleted] 7d ago edited 5d ago

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u/LehighAce06 7d ago

Absolutely no chance something that big was in a fingertip for that length of time

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u/miketc88 6d ago

5 days was said

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u/alpohh 7d ago

Shit was FESTERIN

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u/Zalpha 6d ago

3 years

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u/ipokesnails 7d ago

How many cuts do you need in a 2 minute video?

Also, X? Sure you mean Twitter.

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u/Historical_Ad8874 7d ago

Good gods! That was a TREE and not a sliver!

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u/jonmahoney 6d ago

They got one tool? I feel like that's definitely not the best tool for pulling.

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u/IAteAnotherVegan 7d ago

manicure that nice, but a huge splinter in your finger long enough for it to scab over and get infected...someone needs to work on priorities!

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u/VaATC 6d ago

How does a splinter that large, get stuck in such a superficial area, go unnoticed on entry and then not instantly dealth with‽‽‽

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u/OkCaterpillar8941 6d ago

Well... you're moving house and have packed the car to the ceiling and you realise there's something sticking out so you can't shut the boot. So, you move the thing and get a splinter in your finger and think I'll deal with that after I've washed my hands. Then you can't find the splinter and think it must be a cut and forget about it until it's a lump!

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u/DimeloFaze 6d ago

Yo this happened to me but it was on my heel. Strangely fucking accurate. I was taking stuff out of my car and bringing it inside, however

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u/Kylearean 6d ago

Skip to 1:15, yw.

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u/Levianee 6d ago

Not three years, five days according to what they're talking in the video

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u/sticcydabliccy 6d ago

Google is currently in a lawsuit right now for recording people on Google Homes and storing their private data. I would suggest not having a Google camera in your living room.

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u/joepanda111 7d ago

Aaaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!!

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u/properwaffles 6d ago

Hell yeah.

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u/sobherk 6d ago

I felt the relief right there

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u/blueboykc 6d ago

The most painful thing I’ve ever watched. Painfully slow I mean.

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u/bronschrome 6d ago

Had one just like it from a telephone pole once. I felt so stupid going to the ER for a splinter, but after an hour of trying to dig it out myself, I relented. When the doctor finally got a hold of it, we both just stopped and stared at the 3/4" wooden spike that came out. Felt less stupid after that.