/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15748714
What a terrible way to go, how the fuck was the machine not locked out before he started doing maintenance on it?
I processed a worker's comp claim once where one of the butchers sliced his thumb partially off with a band saw. Had pictures from the emergency room and everything. It wasn't pretty lol and I think the guy was hungover or something. They were able to reattach it and everything.
The most embarrassing one I had personally
>cooking a lunch at parents house
>shitty, cheap cookware
>go for a flippy flip
>handle breaks off and food flies everywhere

Also still have a faint mark on my forearm from when I closed the oven door on it when I was taking a heavy pan out with both hands like almost 2 years ago. Burns are no joke kids.