11-02-2006, 05:25 PM
Let me get this straight.
You're operating a brand new sawzall.
You turn it on while gripping the blade.
Is this sane?
Okay, we've been through the routine before.
I won't belabor the point.
I bought a sawzall last year and used it to build my skylight shaft.
The very phrase "pulled the trigger while gripping the blade" evokes a very pronounced spincter event.
You don't have to grip the blade to have close calls with a sawzall. It's a destructive tool of intimidating might.
I am surprised, relieved and very happy that you can still count to ten.
--cranefly
You're operating a brand new sawzall.
You turn it on while gripping the blade.
Is this sane?
Okay, we've been through the routine before.
I won't belabor the point.
I bought a sawzall last year and used it to build my skylight shaft.
The very phrase "pulled the trigger while gripping the blade" evokes a very pronounced spincter event.
You don't have to grip the blade to have close calls with a sawzall. It's a destructive tool of intimidating might.
I am surprised, relieved and very happy that you can still count to ten.
--cranefly
