Re: OOPS. Wrong time of the year for this accident

   I got my ring finger torn off climbing down from a bulldozer back in 1972.
   Sometimes I'll be at a stoplight next to a car full of little kids. If
   they look over, I'll "pick my brain". You should see the looks I get. 
   :-))

   OK David, I'll stop.
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   Paul Nelson
   Arbor Solutions, Inc.
   708-670-6978  Cell
   pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx
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     My brother had a father-in-law whose glass eye was the hit of the dinner
     parties when little kids were present.  "Keep an eye out" followed by
     "um,
     okay".

     Rob Berendt
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     PO Box 2000
     Dock 108
     6928N 400E
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     http://www.dekko.com

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       It's all fun and games until somebody loses an eye. The you start a
     new
       game: "Let's find the eye."

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         Date: 12/19/2006 10:39AM
         Subject: Re: OOPS. Wrong time of the year for this accident

         somebody could poke their eye out!

         On 12/19/06, pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx <pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
         >
         >    Yesterday, while one of my clients was in the process of
     loading
         CD's
         > into
         >    an image catalog in preparation for an OS upgrade, the operator
         turned
         > the
         >    wrong way and completely wiped out the CD tray. This is in a
     rack
         > mounted
         >    520. Unfortunately, the CD tray is right at shoulder level for
     that
         >    operator.  :-((
         >    Watch where you are walking, folks.
         >    --
         >
         >    Paul Nelson
         >    Arbor Solutions, Inc.
         >    708-670-6978  Cell
         >    pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx
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