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25th January 2011, 05:39 PM
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ive done it too !!! cleaning up a camm cover on a honda, that was a friday saturday i was best man at my mates wedding ruined all his pictures with a weepy red eye !!
monday went to work but it was irritated by the intense lighting in our factory off to A+E two lots of anesthetic and the "TORCH OF HORROR " it looks like a maglite untill they take the top off and theres a ruddy great vibrating needle they touch your eye vision goes funny then the sickness comes !!!! very nasty experience and i was wearing safety specs the wire bit went up behind them !!! 
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theres a box ! im not allowed in it ! i have to think outside ! 
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25th January 2011, 06:05 PM
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Cheers all...eye feeling a bit better now...just a bit light sensative !!...only thing peeing me off now is it turns out its been 6 years since i last had my peepers checked....another rollocking from eye specialist ....so she wont order a replacement lense until i have been re referred and checked...my sight uncorrected is so bad i am a few points away from a free labrador every few years !!
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25th January 2011, 06:43 PM
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Safety glasses! i buy three or four pairs at a time and hang them all over the workshop so that i can always be sure to find a pair, the last time i was tempted to work without them when i couldnt find a pair i ended up like you, swarf in the eye is probably more painful than childbirth! Hope your alright mate
SAFETY GLASSES!!!!!!!!!
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