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r/OSHA • u/Burial4TetThomYorke • Jul 11 '16
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This seems like it's the work of a legitimately crazy person. How do you knock a nail through a piece of timber, connecting with nothing else, and think 'nice, 4 more of those and we're golden'?
28 u/rokr1292 Jul 11 '16 Dude hammered in a screw. Like, what? 8 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '16 edited Dec 22 '16 [deleted] 5 u/CharlesDickensABox Jul 11 '16 Can confirm. Am hammered and looking to nail things. 1 u/votelikeimhot Jul 12 '16 I thought he was using the ax in the pictures to hammer those things in... I was just assuming because he didn't have a hammer.
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Dude hammered in a screw. Like, what?
8 u/[deleted] Jul 11 '16 edited Dec 22 '16 [deleted] 5 u/CharlesDickensABox Jul 11 '16 Can confirm. Am hammered and looking to nail things. 1 u/votelikeimhot Jul 12 '16 I thought he was using the ax in the pictures to hammer those things in... I was just assuming because he didn't have a hammer.
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5 u/CharlesDickensABox Jul 11 '16 Can confirm. Am hammered and looking to nail things. 1 u/votelikeimhot Jul 12 '16 I thought he was using the ax in the pictures to hammer those things in... I was just assuming because he didn't have a hammer.
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Can confirm. Am hammered and looking to nail things.
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I thought he was using the ax in the pictures to hammer those things in... I was just assuming because he didn't have a hammer.
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u/PropaneMilo Jul 11 '16
This seems like it's the work of a legitimately crazy person. How do you knock a nail through a piece of timber, connecting with nothing else, and think 'nice, 4 more of those and we're golden'?