I wonder if boyah can help me.
So, I was vacuuming a room today with a twenty year old canister vacuum. I was wearing white socks.
Towards the end, I stepped on the cord and felt an intense pain in the big toe of my right foot. It was awful. But I passed it off as nothing.
Maybe I just stepped on a heroin needle or something.
Now, I'm sitting here looking at my big toe and there is a lot of blood on my sock and a hole in the sock. There is a big red welt on my big toe where I may have stepped on the cord.
This cord is an insulated XLF nineties model which is federally certified, but I wonder if federal certificates expire over time?
My toe is bloody and now I have to spring for a new sock.
Help me Boyah.
we're going to have to amputate
But, really, I can't get over this. I wonder if I almost died.
Go to a doctor if you're worried about it. If you got shocked by the power cord, you should be able to tell. It's a very odd feeling.
You think I can afford a doctor these days?
I think I just got a little sizzled.
Quote from: Boogus Epirus Aurelius on November 25, 2014, 09:55:51 PM
You think I can afford a doctor these days?
I think I just got a little sizzled.
get obamacare
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Who? But you're free to not have health insurance because of scott walker.
Quote from: klappa on November 25, 2014, 10:14:53 PM
Who? But you're free to not have health insurance because of scott walker.
Lol
Lol
Was it certified under the Clinton administration? There were a lot of defects during that era related to charged cords and the suction of vacuum cleaners.
maybe the blood came from inside the body