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21-01-2014, 02:18 PM
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Location: Tasmania
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I was talking to a coworker (chefs) the other day about how there's very few injuries caused by all the 'dangerous' things around us, but every now and then something completely 'harmless' finds a way to not be
 .A box of baking paper, giving the unrolled paper a karate-chop motion to get a clean cut, got the serrated metal bit instead... Mozzarella, unpacking frozen shredded cheese, managed to get a shard of it quite deep into my hand. Eggplant in one hand, razor-sharp 11.5" knife in the other, a decent cut ensued, from the 'spines' on the eggplant... Anyone else have any stories of harmless objects attacking? |
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Injuries that shouldn't be possible
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