Im 15 for a few more days... and ive screwed up so much stuff i dont even remember.
But thats how you learn. Reading something and remembering it is good, but breaking something and having to fix it or find a new one is much, much more memerable.
Ive learned beating a pistion with a hammer is a bad idea. Same with shock loading chains. Tractors are not for hearding sheep. Too much gas on a fire is a bad thing. If the grinder diddnt need eye shields on it, craftsman would not have put them on. Dont hold the T post with one hand and hit it with a big hammer with your other hand. Moving plywood without shoes on is another notable bad idea. Turning that little screw on the back of the carb too far is not advisable. Too much ether in a push mower is bad. Anything involving a paint brush and a tractor is generally a bad idea. Having a radiator shop in someones garage behind a porn store seal a gas tank is not a good idea. Low limb+being in a hurry+lights on rollover bar=bad.
I remember alot more mishaps then pages from a book.....
I bet he'll be more careful next time. Ive never dropped a whole thing of tools before, but im probabally wrong. lol.
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