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Oh, but for a video of that one, D. :D But as noted, could have been a bad outcome in a different circumstance.

Let's hear the story, Darin :D.

That makes sense too, Justin.

That's how they work, Stig...but having lubricant on the fibers slows down the binding action they create just a little...not much, but enough to increase the time it takes to lock up the chain movement. That smidgeon of time allows more damage to the unfortunate piece of meat under the chaps.

I believe this to be true.