snake bite *graphic*

[Musbrad2]

That's the scariest thing about land surveying, I've been back in north Louisiana working off and on for the past two years and you worry about copperheads and cottonmouths. Did a couple of hitches in west Texas/New Mexico and have to worry about rattlesnakes. Probably the biggest pain in the ass of my job during the summer is keeping an eye out for them.

[doughboyracing]

That's the scariest thing about land surveying, I've been back in north Louisiana working off and on for the past two years and you worry about copperheads and cottonmouths. Did a couple of hitches in west Texas/New Mexico and have to worry about rattlesnakes. Probably the biggest pain in the ass of my job during the summer is keeping an eye out for them.

I do the same thing, always looking out for 'em.

[JC316]

I'm pretty sure I got bit by a brown recluse or similar, it was nasty, but no where near this. Around day 5 or 6 I couldn't handle the pain and my hand looked like a boxing glove. lol
When they gave me the shots to numb the area, that was some of the most excruciating pain I've felt.
I can't imagine what this guy went through, hopefully they put him under or atleast fed him pain meds through an iv.
Wonder if maggot treatment would work, rather than what they did here.

I had a really bad boil on my right calf and went to get it lanced. Same shit, I bout ripped the side rail off from the hospital bed when they gave me the local. On top of that, the local didn't do jack shit, I still felt everything, definitely in my top 2 pain list.

[Probie]

I had a really bad boil on my right calf and went to get it lanced. Same shit, I bout ripped the side rail off from the hospital bed when they gave me the local. On top of that, the local didn't do jack shit, I still felt everything, definitely in my top 2 pain list.

#1?

[JC316]

#1?

When I tried to stand up after surgery to remove some of my intestines and when they pulled a lymph node drain out of my lower abdomen. Picture a drain that is roughly the size and shape of a popsicle stick that goes all the way into your lower abdominal lymph node, then give it a week for skin to grow around it, then have a doctor rip it out with no painkillers.

[stephen4785]

When I tried to stand up after surgery to remove some of my intestines and when they pulled a lymph node drain out of my lower abdomen. Picture a drain that is roughly the size and shape of a popsicle stick that goes all the way into your lower abdominal lymph node, then give it a week for skin to grow around it, then have a doctor rip it out with no painkillers.

I had the same thing done and it didnt hurt. Just a wicked feeling.

[Chas_svo]

#1 - Nurse removing a catheter without fully deflating it. Imagine someone thinking the are removing a catheter correctly, but instead pulling a rubber tube with a large marble thru your ....

[CJ-95GT]

I guess nobody wanted to suck the venom out of his foot. Btw, are those bones in the pics?

[threefortytwo]

I guess nobody wanted to suck the venom out of his foot. Btw, are those bones in the pics?

Popsicle sticks.

[UserX]

They need to add some maggots to the wound.

[racrguy]

I guess nobody wanted to suck the venom out of his foot. Btw, are those bones in the pics?

Ligaments, looks like.