On Mon, 2005-03-07 at 14:46 +0000, Michael Rigby-Jones wrote:
> >> There's no hot iron to worry about burning yourself or
> >> others with,
> >
> >That's really no problem once you learn to hold the fat end, 
> >not the pointy end.  If it still bothers you, then you should 
> >consider a different career.
> 
> And don't forget, if you drop the iron DO NOT TRY TO CATCH IT!

Very true. In fact I've expanded that "technique" to dropping almost
anything. The reason being most of the times I've dropped something
FINDING it after trying to catch it was the most time consuming part.
So, if something falls, I let it fall, and watch where it ends up.

Of course this isn't a good idea if it's a glass or something else
"breakable" falling, but I digress...


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