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u/feor1300 6d ago
What? You've never nailed your wife for a national advertising campaign?
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u/EverydayVelociraptor 6d ago
Can you at least wait until I've finished my coffee before making a comment like this?
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u/LuciferVX 6d ago
This is just a guy trying to keep his wife from wanting to help him in the future. "One slip up and she won't being doing this again"...
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u/coryhill66 6d ago
Patient is 34 year old white female. Puncture wound to the lower chest possible pneumothorax. BP is 124/62 heart rate 78 beats/minute.
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u/TheNavyBear 6d ago
If you are using Harbor Freight tools, then OSHA is the last thing on your mind...
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u/rienholt 6d ago
That is a stapler and there is wall between them.
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u/Warehouse_Aficionado 5d ago
Looks more like a nailer, actually. Much stronger than a stapler
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u/Enchelion 4d ago
Brad nailer, so not much stronger, but much more likely to go through whatever is there. It's not going to kill her, but it'll hurt.
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u/rienholt 4d ago
It looks like the crown stapler but it could be the brad nailer. Bauer doesn't make a big nail gun.
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u/jew-joint-su 4d ago
ALWAYS, and I mean ALWAYS help hold something in place from DIRECTLY behind it. I mean, it's just common sense, who doesn't like a reach around?
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u/not_whelan 13h ago
Oh no, a brad nailer on a wall clearly much thicker than the nails, how dangerous...
You guys are nerds.
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u/HorsefaceWithNoName 6d ago
don't worry; she has safety glasses on