- Dec 12, 2009
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- Garrett AT Pro, Tesoro Vaquero, Bounty Hunter Land Star, Teknetics Delta 4000, Minelab Equinox 600, Garrett Carrot
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
I'd like to see some posts about your complete, utter OMG moments. Something embarassing, something frightening. Not necessarily a detecting or treasure find. I love to read those but the forums are full of those already. I want something different. Nothing disgusting, Something we can laugh at or say OMG with you.
Here is an example of mine:
Years ago I was hanging with some friends at my apartment. We were all into throwing knives, stars, and other pointy things and The Cutlery always had a steady supply of toys for us at the mall.
I had a four pronged throwing star in my hand that I had just honed to razor sharpness. My buddy on the couch across from me asked to see it. Being too lazy to get up and hand it to him, I made a slight tossing motion that he well understood. That I was too lazy to get up and hand it to him and intended to toss it. He sat up to prepare himself for the gentle lob of about a half pound of razor sharp slicery.
It was a beautiful toss. One that would make the most seasoned tennis player green with envy. No spin whatsoever. A perfect ace.
As it made it's gentle arc toward my friend, he reached high with outstretched fingers and eyes wide open so as the 440 stainless steel weapon entered the palm of it's hand, he could bring his arm down at the same velocity, thereby minimizing any sudden shock or damage, BUT... of mice and men.
As the throwing star landed in his hand, his arm came down with it. The back of his hand landed on his inner thigh just inside the knee but one of the prongs were extended beyond his hand. It barely nicked his leg but none of us knew that, not even him.
He raised it up to have a closer look then SPRIT, SPRIT!... SPRIT, SPRIT!. Blood started gushing out of his leg!!
The blade nicked an artery. It took quite a while for the bleeding to stop. We didn't take him to the hospital, we were stupid, freaked out kids.
More to follow.
Here is an example of mine:
Years ago I was hanging with some friends at my apartment. We were all into throwing knives, stars, and other pointy things and The Cutlery always had a steady supply of toys for us at the mall.
I had a four pronged throwing star in my hand that I had just honed to razor sharpness. My buddy on the couch across from me asked to see it. Being too lazy to get up and hand it to him, I made a slight tossing motion that he well understood. That I was too lazy to get up and hand it to him and intended to toss it. He sat up to prepare himself for the gentle lob of about a half pound of razor sharp slicery.
It was a beautiful toss. One that would make the most seasoned tennis player green with envy. No spin whatsoever. A perfect ace.
As it made it's gentle arc toward my friend, he reached high with outstretched fingers and eyes wide open so as the 440 stainless steel weapon entered the palm of it's hand, he could bring his arm down at the same velocity, thereby minimizing any sudden shock or damage, BUT... of mice and men.
As the throwing star landed in his hand, his arm came down with it. The back of his hand landed on his inner thigh just inside the knee but one of the prongs were extended beyond his hand. It barely nicked his leg but none of us knew that, not even him.
He raised it up to have a closer look then SPRIT, SPRIT!... SPRIT, SPRIT!. Blood started gushing out of his leg!!
The blade nicked an artery. It took quite a while for the bleeding to stop. We didn't take him to the hospital, we were stupid, freaked out kids.
More to follow.