D: *helps!*

Pull my paws!! Pull My paws!!

*grabs and leans back hard*
We'll get it!

*Beam POPs and gigantic dust cloud consumes us both*
Thank you!!! *Fluffy hug pounce!*

*squeaks and hugs back tightly*
So... seriously, what was inside? D:

The ceiling, beautiful old wood beams still with the bark on them, old nob and tube electricity, a rat skeleton, and lots and lots of dirt and dust. XD
Oh and spiders and geckos.

OH, you were on the ceiling, I'm so slow! D:

it's fine, it's not the best of sketches... I hope to color it one day

It's good, it's just hard to tell because of where you are, not how it's drawn ;A;
You did good, I promise

It's all about leverage and the direct application to key points that you want to remove. But your pictured method looks like a lot of fun anyhow. *hugs*

LOL I figured that out a little latter.. HAHA.. my first half an hour with the things was quiet sad.. I think the carpenter that lent me the heaviest biggest crowbar I have yet to find.. was getting a kick out of watching me.

lol yeah that would be right. Bloomin' cheeky buggers. *hugs*

LMAO! This is priceless and conjures some fun images of your first day with a crowbar.

I have a pretty good-sized scar on my left forearm from tearing out some cabinets with a shiny new crowbar as a teenager.

I am sure you would have been giggling in the corner (or rolling on the floor laughing) If you saw this in person... :3
Ohh that sounds painful! stitches?? knowing how to use a tool helps a lot in the not-getting-injured category.
I am waiting for something to happen... trying my best to be cautious.. but I am a klutz!! I counted 20 bruises on my legs last night.. but not sure if they are from my 3 yr old or from the house LOL

I probably should have gotten stitches but decided to just go with a band-aid instead. It healed without being closed up, so the scar is about 1/4 inch wide. Thankfully it's not very long though, maybe 3/4 inch. Lesson learned: When new, both ends of a crowbar can be sharp. Keep body parts away from end A when you are doing demolition work with end B. LMFAO