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pintoman

posted on 28/10/04 at 06:40 PM Reply With Quote
ouch

I popped up to ipswich today to see timf and collect the exhaust manifold flanges he made for me, look good thanks tim.

now the ouch he had a small accident last night with a pair of boot laces and a 3mm thick piece of glass resulting in a 6 inch gash in his arm and 10 stitches.he said it was stupid thing as he tripped over a lace and fell thruough his back door glass.
Tim is comfortable at home but he said it itches a bit.

bet wishes and a speedy recovery.
ps his car is awesome with that huge engine in it.

pm

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David Jenkins

posted on 28/10/04 at 07:31 PM Reply With Quote
Eeek!

Get well soon, Tim...
... tell me where you are, and I'll come and worship the car as well (might even bring mine, if it's dry!).

David






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mangogrooveworkshop

posted on 28/10/04 at 08:08 PM Reply With Quote
Not another man down. Get well mate
Just done with putting a screwdriver thru my finger on the back of a stanley vs hand incident. (Stanley won! hand nil ) so I think I know were you are at.

[Edited on 28-10-04 by mangogrooveworkshop]

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timf

posted on 29/10/04 at 08:23 AM Reply With Quote
thanks for the get wells.

the arm is more sore and painful than anything else.

lesson learnt always do up your boot laces before going outside.

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stephen_gusterson

posted on 29/10/04 at 08:47 AM Reply With Quote
leasson learnt should be large glass doors are dangerous.


all the best

steve






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