And today I did......

[gmac123]

 

[The Ken]

yeah he did that after wiping the pedigree chum off his....

 

[RobMac]

applied a tourniquet to stop the blood then give my self
4 or 5 stitches then applied a field dressing and continued washing.

Kinn ard'core :twisted:

I'd like to think you unscrewed the top of bowie knife, took out the fishing gut and hook and used them to stitched it

Don't laugh, do you carry a folding saw, leatherman, fire steel and a first-aid kit in yer camelbak?
A know who does :roll:

 

[gmac123]

his name begins wi 'R' and ends wi a 'b'

 

[kaiser]

his name begins wi 'R' and ends wi a 'b'

Roobarb?

I wonder what it is wi folks thats name that starts wi R and ends wi b and big lugs :?

 

[RobMac]

Hey a've been looking for another avatar

BTW a blame the big lugs on overly enthusiastic girl friends if you get ma drift?

 

[Jamiedyer]

Far, far too much information!

Jamie

 

[Hawmaw]

they last 5 to 10 years, your doc will say if they are due

Not any more. About 7 years ago I got bitten by a stray dug when I was at work on New Years day. I went to the Southern General and the A and E doc told me that the tet jags I had away back about 15 years would still be active. Apparently they have re-thought the whole thing and decided it lasts a lot longer than they thought. All I got was antibiotics and a sticky plaster for ma sair erse.

 

[velomaniac]

The school of thought is you get a certain amount of tetanus boosts in your life time. Once you've had them all its viewed as pointless to get anymore. I maxxed out on mine ten years past, comes from being chronically accident prone :facepalm:

 

[highlandsflyer]

Interesting. Every time I end up in A&E the nurse gives me one. Certainly makes the visit memorable.