crispy questions

oil me up

Mucho User truckerhatjones
Submitted on Oct 16, 2026Cute
Points: 12
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Tags:oil well explosion remingston somethingorville redenbaucherburn victim

14 Comments

  • Mucho User BarretVet

    Barret

    Its probably for the best that his skin can't feel anything. The itchiness, oh god

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  • Mucho User BILLYMAYSHEREVet

    BILLYMAYSHERE

    my brother burnt his leg.. when he was 9 yo.. and i was 7.. we would go visit him in the burn ward regularly.. i recall at first, hearing a kid SCREAMING like they were being forced to watch a TR talk.. for a long time i thought it was some other poor sucker.. but it was my brother.. he said they would scrub (debridement) his leg daily.. awful shit to have to go through... i mean, i was just 7 and had to hear all that

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    Mucho User BarretVet

    Barret

    Did it end up somewhat normal again?

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    Mucho User BILLYMAYSHEREVet

    BILLYMAYSHERE

    >>c183482

    what do you mean?.. his leg looks a bit like this poor sap's burnt area...but its his leg and no one is the wiser.. he has no other issues with it

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  • Mucho User DogsZucker

    Dogs

    Crispy Question:

    It *Did* miss ye bollocks, then?

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  • Mucho User JamesTKirkVet

    JamesTKirk

    Worked in a steel mill during college. Back then, safety was “optional”. I have hearing loss, but thats beside the point. I was in the blast furnace when a pour started (I was the sample taker) and back then you could jump over the slag stream to get around. Saw a guy trip over it and his arm instinctively went into it, immediately evaporating his arm up to his elbow.

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