Safty

[Parts]

how safe are you when you do stuff around the house.  I suck at it I was outside cutting trees with a chainsaw wearing shorts no gloves,no hat, no goggles no Kevlar chaps nothing .  But at work it's safety first but at home it was only recently I began wearing safety goggles some time.  It's like a split personality of something I know all the OSHA rules too.  How about everyone else?

[Adam]

I've  sonmetimes stick a knife into the toaster to get the toast out but nt all the time

I don't wear googles to do that

[Pyraxis]

I'm bizarrely overly safe to the point where I've never broken or sprained anything, never electrocuted myself or gotten harmfully burned or cut. Never quite figured it out - I was a chickenshit little kid and the stupidly safety-conscious aspect of that seems to have stuck without my ever trying.

[Parts]

I work with some very dangerous equipment though

[Parts]

I have the tendency to rush in when others are fleeing 

[Icequeen]

I tend to be overly cautious, mainly because I am so accident prone it isn't even funny. 

[Calandale]

I hurt myself sleeping.

[P7PSP]

I routinely unplug drill motors, Dremels and Porta Bands etc before changing tips or bits. I have 4 eyes anyway so I only put on supplementary eye protection where needed. I have been working Flight Lines, Heavy Industry and shooting guns for over 30 years so I am pretty good with hearing protection although I have lost some hearing at the high end.

[Peter]

I'm bizarrely overly safe to the point where I've never broken or sprained anything, never electrocuted myself or gotten harmfully burned or cut. Never quite figured it out - I was a chickenshit little kid and the stupidly safety-conscious aspect of that seems to have stuck without my ever trying.

I was always the sort of kid who didn't jump from the treehouse or hold onto the lit fireworks, and who always saw the point of wearing a bicycle helmet, but although I've never broken or sprained anything, I've been burned and cut plenty of times.  Burns and cuts don't bother me; it's only more serious injuries that I worry about.  I also take precautions like wearing nitrile gloves while soldering, so that I don't get lead on my hands, and I'm happy to put on a dust mask or goggles whenever they're appropriate to the situation. 

Despite this, my mum for many years kept telling people that I had a poor sense of danger, and it's only recently, after repeatedly correcting her, that she seems to be getting it into her head that I'm actually a very cautious person, and always have been.

[Pyraxis]

I've been cut plenty, just not in a major way. Even the time I split one of my fingernails on a scroll saw in shop class, it didn't even bleed.

[SleepyDragon]

I have to chase everyone out of the kitchen when I'm cooking. Otherwise I cut myself, burn myself, spill things, and let pots boil over while trying to listen/talk to whoever is there. Can not multitask, not at all.

[Adam]

I'm incredibly dangerous sex machine

[renaeden]

I used to work with water and electricity. If it weren't for trip switches, I would have been dead a hundred times over.

[P7PSP]

Unlike some in my trade I have never been hit with anything harder than 120 volts. But 120 hurts enough that I don't want to get hit with 277 or 480 volts.

[GalileoAce]

Safety is spelled with an e

I tend to be a bit fluid with my safety measures...It depends on what I'm doing really...