Makes me think of something funny. Years ago were I use to work we had an old 3/4inch Cincinnati gear reduction drill. One day a maintiance man (we will call him Eddie) that was going to drill a 1 inch hole in a 12 inch I beam 3feet off the floor. He had a 1/4 inch piolet hole done when he grabed BIG BERTHA! Now Eddie was 55yrs old 5ft 3in 120 lbs and as I walked by I thought he is not going to do this is he? 20 min later I my way back I head the wierdest noise fallowed by OH Lord somebody HELP ME! Thumb thump thump OH HELP ME! AS I rounded the corner I saw poor old Eddie floping around with the drill because the bit hung.I run over and unpluged it, It stoped and poor old Eddie floped on the floor. Eddie you OK? I guess so. WHY didnt you let go of it? I didnt want to brake the driil bit. WHAT? Well if I let go of it it would have broke the bit when it fell! Sit down I will call 9-1-1 I think you rattled your brains. Poor old Eddie was flopping around like a rag doll, It is something you just have to laugh at 20 years later. It was funny then and its still funny now! Bandit
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