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<blockquote data-quote="Cadillacmak" data-source="post: 21840" data-attributes="member: 11338"><p>DANG! What a horrible story! </p><p>When I was first married, my wife and I lived in Anchorage while she went to college. I met a Korean war vet (Ed) and we became good friends. He was missing his middle finger and I joked with him one day "Looks like you flipped off the wrong person". He said a split rim came off and he had everything but that finger out of the way, he said his father-in-law wasn't that lucky and one took off his head. I never asked if it decapitated him or just killed him by hitting him in the head, but those things were deadly as you unfortunately witnessed. Ed was a great guy and great friend, I sure miss him. We had a lot of fun together!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cadillacmak, post: 21840, member: 11338"] DANG! What a horrible story! When I was first married, my wife and I lived in Anchorage while she went to college. I met a Korean war vet (Ed) and we became good friends. He was missing his middle finger and I joked with him one day "Looks like you flipped off the wrong person". He said a split rim came off and he had everything but that finger out of the way, he said his father-in-law wasn't that lucky and one took off his head. I never asked if it decapitated him or just killed him by hitting him in the head, but those things were deadly as you unfortunately witnessed. Ed was a great guy and great friend, I sure miss him. We had a lot of fun together! [/QUOTE]
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