Posted by ObsoElitist on December 08, 2015 at 13:06:30 from (73.151.116.132):
In Reply to: Funny Shop Mishaps posted by Married2Allis on December 08, 2015 at 05:06:26:
Working in an auto shop during a slow period, i adusted the air powered barrel grease gun to max, and set up a target above the dumpster. You could fire a gob about 60 feet. I told the guys never fire itnat skin, it couldmcause massive infections. The shop flunky, the bosses brother, one day must have forgot, he hit me in the side of the head from 40 feet away. Just missed my ear canal and did not break skin. I walked over and decked him. I looked at the office and there was the boss, laughing his @ off. He said "its about time someone taught him something he'll remember.".
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