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OUCH! :eek:
I once mistook something like Cortaid for toothpaste, that was disgusting.....
ouch... that must suxor
Oops! Glad that it sounds like he will be OK...I hope they can just dissolve the glue in his eye that is still shut...what I'm worried about is somewhere somebody who got the real eye drops is using them to glue a house together or something...
I once put white anti-bacterial cream on my toothbrush, but caught it in time. That wasn't nearly as bad as the super-glue thing. :)
well, he wasn't shaolin, and he was an old man.
lol, bet he won't do that again!
It is true... the same substance is used in day surgery quite often these days to seal up superficial cuts.
handy dandy stuff, but as the old monk has shown us, don't put it in your eyes. hahahaha, silly old monk. Too much of that and he'll know true detatchment.
detachment of the retina, detachment of sight...and so on.
Glue's only good for minor cuts. It's pretty water soluble, so the blood oozing out of a deep cut will stop it setting, and you can't tension the edges properly, so you risk sinus formation and compartment syndrome.
Watch out for kid that drinks it somehow.
the new stuff they working on is
spider web
a lot more resistance and biologically acepted, they were researching
they looking for means to produce it syntetically in high quantities.
I saw an article in my local paper about the researchers looking into the spider webs. They say if, and when, they can perfect the formula, that it'll be be stronger than steel, yet perfectly safe to use in human recovery.
Let me guess, the doctor will come into the office and do the ol' Spidey Webshooters at your cut while making bad jokes.
Split me noggin Mon night.
I can testify thar super glue works just fine :)
Thank you Sean Pertwee and thank you Dog soldiers
super glue was developed during the vietnam war, it was used to patch up soldiers while in the field. Although it was a bit different, it was two different chemecals one liquid one a solid stick, dip the stick in the liquid an put on wound, turns to glue and patches. My uncle has a couple he stashed away as mementos, dont know why, they look like fun though.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfen