There are things I have done intentionally and things that just went out of control.
Like Elsewhere I have skydived a few times. It caused a special needs item on dangerous sports. I have skiied on some runs that were way beyond my abilities and far more dangerous than jumping out of a plane. I once canoed lakes in Nova Scotia without wearing a life-preserver -- I am not a great swimmer. I once did some electrical work in my home without properly checking that I had isolated the circuit I was working on. I was "shocked" after finishing, when I plugged in and found it was live. I nearly, or pehaps just a little, fell asleep while driving through the night after working all day and then attempting to travel for 16 hours without a break. I was at least sane enough to pull over and sleep in my car for a few hours in the middle of the night.
Unintentionally, at least I should have known better, I was nearly crushed by a machine attempting to maneuver it with an an overhead hoist. I nearly severed a finger working on a pnuematic ram. I jack-knifed a trailer on one of the busiest sections of freeway in Europe and ended up on the hard-shoulder facing the on-coming traffic. (Transporting a machine that was top heavey and of unknown weight, I spun 180 degrees and didn't hit anyone). As a young child I electrocuted myself, 240 volts, that burnt my fingers to the bone. I still have the scars on my fingers and wrist.
I am a lot more cautious nowadays. I wear eye protection when using power tools. I always check that circuits are isolated. I haven't had a car accident in 15 years. I carry a survival kit and first aid kit in my car. Oh, I have a life-preserver in my car too, just in case I get the chance to go canoeing.
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