Treble Hook, Hand and Whiskey

[Binky]

[ceyko]

1. Never would have thought to do it that way
2. Looks like he's done that a time or two haha

[downshift_me]

Ouch. I'm sure going in and coming out weren't deathly terrible, but the inbetween time had to be killer.

[Binky]

Little "how to" Vid

[03trubluGT]

Been there, done that:

[Strychnine]

LMAO @ the pliers on the table... I'm not sure I want to know how you got that out.


fuck a bunch of that.

[03trubluGT]

LMAO @ the pliers on the table... I'm not sure I want to know how you got that out.


fuck a bunch of that.

Pliers were used to push the barb through, cut off the barb, and pull the hook out the way it went in.

[appelingogt]

Fuck all this!

[Strychnine]

Pliers were used to push the barb through, cut off the barb, and pull the hook out the way it went in.

I figured that's how it went.

Again, fuck a bunch of that.




Back to the first vid... did I miss the part where the addressed the barb issue? Or did they just rip it out?

[krazy kris]

Have done that many of times. I have only had to go to the ER once but that was to take my uncle that got a crank bait in the eye. The only day he forgot his shades and he gets it in the eye. If I can't find my glasses I don't go or I go buy another pair.

[ceyko]

I figured that's how it went.

Again, fuck a bunch of that.




Back to the first vid... did I miss the part where the addressed the barb issue? Or did they just rip it out?

Check out the second video, it explains what the method tries to do with the barb and how to tell the difference from when it's okay to DIY pull or if you should be going to the ER. (Ligament...etc damage)

[scootro]

does the whiskey really help?

[Binky]

does the whiskey really help?

Certainly doesn't hurt.

"Whiskey is one of the cheapest and best painkillers known to man." So reported Dr. Harold George Wolff of Cornell last week to the Association of American Physicians meeting at Atlantic City. Earlier doctors, he said, prescribed whiskey freely but were finally forced to discard it for "moral and ethical considerations.''

In their experiments, Drs. Wolff, James D. Hardy and Helen Goodell tried a mixture of two ounces of 95% grain alcohol in a glass of ginger ale on themselves, found that it raises the "threshold" of pain 45% for two hours. Two ounces of 90-proof whiskey will turn the same trick. If a five-grain tablet of aspirin is added, any pain can be dulled for four hours. Dr. Wolff urged his colleagues to return to the use of whiskey for "persons suffering continuously," especially cancer victims. Said he: "It is cheaper than morphine. ... Of course alcohol is habit-forming but an alcohol habit is less difficult to deal with than a morphine habit."