OUCH!!!! Thats going to leave a mark!!!!

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RollinLS

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I banged my head at work. Should have gotten stitches. To busy with work to bother.

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I did the same in college. Probably needed 4 or 5 stitches but didn't want to deal with the emergency room. Luckily my hairline hasn't receded (much) and you can't see the scar.
 
You'll probably make it, but be careful - Head banging is a symptom of too much heavy metal
 
I got a wicked cut on the head once , prob needed a few stitches, instead just used super glue to close it up. I thought it was a ridiculous ideal at first, but a friend of mine who was a first responder swore by it. who the hell am I to argue with that.
 
Awwwww..... That's just a scrape. It'll buff right out!
 
1LoudLS said:
I got a wicked cut on the head once , prob needed a few stitches, instead just used super glue to close it up. I thought it was a ridiculous ideal at first, but a friend of mine who was a first responder swore by it. who the hell am I to argue with that.
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It works. I sliced my thumb pretty well at work when I was 17. Head chef just had me hold it closed while he super glued it. Kept applying super glue to it over the course of a week or so and it healed beautifully. I had a bit of a scar for a few years but it's gone now.
 
I have a small scar between my eyebrows from a wrench slipping when I was working on my ex's Cadillac. I have another scar at my hairline from a wrench slipping when I was working on my LSE. I call them Lincoln VS Cadillac. Head wounds always bleed like a bitch.
 
1LoudLS said:
I got a wicked cut on the head once , prob needed a few stitches, instead just used super glue to close it up. I thought it was a ridiculous ideal at first, but a friend of mine who was a first responder swore by it. who the hell am I to argue with that.
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I was out of town, when I did it. Called the wife. She suggested the samething. Shes a RN. I figured screw it. Got it to stop bleeding. Ice pack to reduce the swelling. It closed right up.

hite337 said:
I have a small scar between my eyebrows from a wrench slipping when I was working on my ex's Cadillac. I have another scar at my hairline from a wrench slipping when I was working on my LSE. I call them Lincoln VS Cadillac. Head wounds always bleed like a bitch.
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I have a scar on the top of my head from a tire iron. Got jumped my two guys.:rolleyes: Two scars on my forehead and one between my eyes on the bridge of my nose from beer bottles in a bar fight.:rolleyes: Roadhouse Patrick Swayse "pain don't hurt".:lol:
 
The glue definitely works. Had my gall bladder out a few months ago, and the surgeons glued all the holes shut. No probem.
 
That why I always wear a hat. Even simple baseball cap will keep head from splitting open. Its a must working under a car lift, bang head on stuff all the time. Hope it heals up fast for you.
 
I'll buy you a drink to make it go away... I currently have two broken fingers (dont ask)... I'll try a little super glue too..
 
Telco said:
The glue definitely works. Had my gall bladder out a few months ago, and the surgeons glued all the holes shut. No probem.
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That was not super glue, though. Super glue is great for closing up a wound...as long as you have no intention of making it to a doctor to get stitched. They cannot do much with it once it is all gomered up with glue.
 
BigRigLS said:
Load bar ?
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You got it. Cargo bar.:D Told my helper to put them high. Three down, four across, to the back door. He hung one every third knotches. Bottom one was about three feet off the floor. I was getting into the backdoor. Before I jumped up into the truck. I didn't look up. I "banged" my head on the bottom of the lowest bar. Took awhile for it to really start bleeding. Once it did thou. WOW!!!! Look liked a crime scene in the back of my truck. I blend everywhere. I walked into the truckstop with my face covered in blood. No one even asked "you okay?", "what happen?", "do you need help?". It was unreal as to how uncaring people were.
 
Hard to find good helpers these days. Nahh just kidding, I work with some good swampers every day.

My wagon is all locked and loaded 22,840lbs nice and tight, got 4 OS's on a tier of decking suspended with load bars, with all the
garage kive underneath. late model Minivan axle-strapped on the back end, heading to Stopsign's neck of the woods for Tuesday.

I've banged my head a few times on some load bars.

Folks in truckstops too busy watching their own backs.

In NC, pulled in late at night, saw a lizard all beaten up black 'n blue, dragged through the dirt,
walking around inside the store crying, no-one cared !

I carry brass-knuckles in my back pocket and straight divers blade strapped to my leg for those types of evenings.

facts of life !!!
 
JoshMcMadMac said:
That was not super glue, though. Super glue is great for closing up a wound...as long as you have no intention of making it to a doctor to get stitched. They cannot do much with it once it is all gomered up with glue.
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They did my operation with the tubes and cameras, so there were three holes and one incision. The holes were glued, the incision had a few stitches inside and glue on the outside. I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be something else, but the surgeon called it superglue.
 
Usually have my taser and razor on me in shady areas. ALWAYS have my little helper next to the seat. Incase someone gets to close to the truck.;)
 
RollinLS said:
Usually have my taser and razor on me in shady areas. ALWAYS have my little helper next to the seat. Incase someone gets to close to the truck.;)
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taser! 1 and done or 3 shot?
and where is the full size picture of the girl in your avatar hahaha
 
Rollin, I know she's a friend of yours but I'd so taser that and drag it back to my cave !
 
im color blind, does her hair match the paint?
shes hotter than your car bud, sorry hahaha
 
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