kestrel91316
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Sat Apr-17-10 09:29 PM
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| Just had a close call with my super-sharp paring knife...... |
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My avocado never ripened up well, so when I tried to whack the pit out with a chop from the knife, it didn't work. In the process of getting frustrated and careless I slashed the side of my left ring finger near the nail.
Muy stupido. Bled all over the kitchen counter before I realized how bad it was, lol. It'll be ok. I just stuck a bandaid and some neosporin on it.
Shameful, though. I'm supposed to know how to handle sharps safely.
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Sun Apr-18-10 12:34 AM
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| 1. I hate it when the moon is in Klutz |
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and I don't quite hit that pit dead on. Usually, I just pry the sucker out, since I'm mashing at least half the avocado for one thing while slicing the other half for something else.
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Sun Apr-18-10 01:32 AM
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| 2. When the Moon is in Klutz, Warpy, |
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Mon Apr-19-10 03:06 AM
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| 3. I'm glad you're alright |
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That is the main reason I don't ever attempt using that method, after almost cutting right into my hand. Nope, never again will I use that technique. I use a spoon and pry the seed loose.
:hi:
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Mon Apr-19-10 10:43 PM
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| 4. That's what I normally do. And since this avocado was underripe and |
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the pit was firmly in place, I have no rational explanation for my impulsive behavior.
I won't make that mistake again. It wasn't too bad - just like a really bad, deep paper cut.
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