And the winner is..................ME

Okay, I know better,but I did it anyway. I decided to air off my tank instead of pumping. no problem so far, I get hooked up and turn the air on, getting ready to start unloading and lady there says, you got a leak on top of your tank. I see the rear wash out cap is leaking, so I shut the air off and climb up there, now I KNOW that the first thing I should do is bleed the air off, but do I do it? NO. ...I walk back and hit the cap with a hammer to tighten it. It turns a litttle and then....BOOM it flies off and just barely misses my face (It doesnt have a cable holding it) I get my face covered with 162 degree fat and get my eyes full. I also get to clean up 1000 pounds of grease off the ground. The blisters on my face went away after a couple days and my heart has restarted.. It's really bad when you know better and do it anyway. so go ahead and tell my how stupid I am, I cant argue with you this time..

 

Not saying one single word.... Mummmm's it. :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

You are really stupid.......... :lol:


And very lucky.

 

Could have been a lot worse. Glad it wasn't.

Got to ask though
Have we learned something from this experience?? :lol:

 

yep.dont be in such a hurry

 

WRONG.

The correct answer is:

Next time, bring an umbrella and goggles.

 

you mean like this?

 

Thanks man...I feel much better about myself. :lol:
Really is the main reason I come to CAD.
SOoooooooooo many dumb asses here...I actually feel smart now. :P

 

It's a good thing you weren't hauling some type of toxic or caustic chemicals.

You might not be here right now to joke about it.

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Yes, but substitute the business suit and briefcase for dirty sweatpants, a t-shirt with tears in it, and a handful of quarters for the Cherry Master.