I do manual labor in business casual and tack from the wrist seven days a week, don’t you?!
Bluetooth nail holder
Surreeely this is not real, this cant be real, please tell me this is not real…
Looks more like he let go of the nail during hammering, as it’s now supported by being inside the wood. And just didn’t release the pinch
(Out of context it’s definitely funny though)
Ignoring the obvious joke, do they manually hammer siding over there? Guys I’ve worked with even back in highschool all had nail guns and an air compressor here in US.
Yeah, but you think it’d be safe to put a an air compressor in his hands? 🤣
I think I’d trust him more with an empty disconnected air compressor. Maybe?
a big maybe
He looks like he’s never held a hammer in his life. Of course, that’s probably because he hasn’t.
The royal family has more experience nailing children
Like Trump in McDonalds
Or Bozos driving a truck in a cowboy hat.
On the meantime, the King of England once, appalled, called his assistant because an envelope fell to the ground next to his desktop and he didn’t know what to do
On one occasion he rang me from his library and he said 'Oh, um, Paul, a letter from the Queen seems to have
The anecdote you referenced appears to be from Paul Burrell, the former royal butler to Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth II. In his memoirs and public interviews, Burrell has shared several behind-the-scenes stories about the royal family, including moments involving King Charles III (then Prince Charles). The specific story about Charles calling his assistant because a letter from the Queen fell to the ground and he didn’t know what to do is mentioned in Burrell’s accounts, particularly in his book “A Royal Duty” and in subsequent media appearances
Letting the bots finish your comments for you, I take it?
google didn’t find the source
