Walking down a flight of stairs tonight and it’s dimly lit. I ask the guy behind me, “How many people fall down these steps?”
Very Next Step…
Fortunately, I remembered how to fall and only skinned my elbow.
Walking down a flight of stairs tonight and it’s dimly lit. I ask the guy behind me, “How many people fall down these steps?”
Very Next Step…
Fortunately, I remembered how to fall and only skinned my elbow.
Knowing how to fall is huge. When I was in a motorcycle accident many years ago, knowing how to fall probably saved me from a stay in the hospital, even though my bike was totaled.
So true. And also anticipating dumb moves by cagers will prepare you for the worst should it happen.
Happens to everyone. I was making a joke the other day about never handling the kettle power lead with wet hands, and as soon as I plugged the cord in the fuse exploded loudly. Needless to say, bricks were shat.
Or the CFO deciding to default on a payment agreement with one of our hardware suppliers… Now we cant get new hard drives etc.
Nightmare for me as I can do diddly-squat should the server RAID decide to leave for /dev/null
I was getting ready to refill the sugar shaker yesterday, and told myself, don’t drop the sugar cannister.
And then I proceeded to fill my coffee cup with sugar.
At least you didn’t drop it!
What happens when you build a fire station over the emergency flood release for an abandoned and sealed coal mine?
Well, you get a fire station full of water, of course!
Sigh.