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bensnotacat posted:I don't know if ice accidents count as OSHA but here's one: this kind of thing really stretches the definition of accident
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GENDERWEIRD GREEDO posted:this kind of thing really stretches the definition of accident I imagine everybody was telling that idiot he was going to die, but he just ignored them. The most baffling thing is that he was purposely keeping the door open so he could bail. Even he knew it was a bad idea.
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http://en.rocketnews24.com/2015/01/19/mystery-in-shinjuku-as-woman-plunges-to-death-on-visiting-restroom/ It's not really a mystery but I believe it belongs in this thread.
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A Vietnamese badminton tournament experiences a slight disruption: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jw4x8OnnFow quote:“This stadium was too old, nearly 30 years old,” said Mai Ba Hung, deputy head of the city’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism told Reuters. “It is awaiting major reconstruction, so safety checks may have been a bit loose.”
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zakharov posted:Cross post from the Everest thread. This is the most metal sign I have ever seen. There's definitely treasure in that cave.
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If you can think of an easier way to wash a train, I'd like to hear it. 
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Tempered glass floor mats... what could go wrong?
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WeLandedOnTheMoon! posted:There's definitely treasure in that cave. "This guy's wetsuit is worth $500 alone!"
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Do not challenge the machine.  No idea what it's from.
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Wasabi the J posted:Tempered glass floor mats... what could go wrong? the plastic ones will do that after enough time, too
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boo_radley posted:Do not challenge the machine. Is that even salvageable or is that an "amputate immediately" thing?  I would be amazed if that could be recovered at all. Any doctors in the house willing to give their opinion on this? EMILY BLUNTS posted:the plastic ones will do that after enough time, too I went and got a bamboo one. The plastic ones generated WAY too much static electricity. I would touch my computer case and it would BSOD. Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 21:38 on Jan 19, 2015 |
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"Well, it looks broken."
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Three-Phase posted:Is that even salvageable or is that an "amputate immediately" thing? Educated his but with all the individual... pieces of arm hanging off would be too difficult to restore even the most basic of functions to the muscle tissue. So I'd bet on chopping it off and getting a good prosthetic.
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True fact: I met a cat named Osha today. She was cute.
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zakharov posted:True fact: I met a cat named Osha today. She was cute. did she cite you for any safety violations?
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Tunicate posted:
"You feel this vehicle is safe for highway travel?" "Yes, I do. It's not pretty, but it will get you where you want to go."
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Improbable Lobster posted:Divers find dead guy, decide to go back down for dead guy, one of the divers die and the other can't go back down but the dead guy and the original body drift upwards enough to be pulled up IIRC Reading the description of the diver's helmet cam footage as he was dying was pretty terrible.
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Centripetal Horse posted:"You feel this vehicle is safe for highway travel?" The radio is clear as a bell.
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GENDERWEIRD GREEDO posted:this kind of thing really stretches the definition of accident Well, he technically wasn't trying to commit suicide, so it kinda does count as an accident  The best photograph ever in my hometown newspaper was a shot of the lake at the edge of town. It's a wide shot of the lake covered in ice, taken from the shore. Waaay out in the middle, there are a couple men standing around. You can just make out that they are all standing in a circle, looking down at the middle between them. Headline: "Icehouse Falls Through Lake".
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Where we're going, we don't need roads.
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Sorta OSHA:  (Phoneposting, sorry if huge) Not sure if this was intentional or not, but I guess it's one way to prevent people from impaling themselves on whatever these things are
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ExecuDork posted:This extreme parking trend is getting out of hand (4 posts apart, c'mon!)
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D'oh! I did not. Please excuse my idiocy. Sorry.
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Grape Soda posted:Sorta OSHA: Those little things aren't like rebar, they're just for snowplows to know where the curb is, they're too floppy to impale anyone.
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Grape Soda posted:Sorta OSHA: Posting from Ohio in the middle of winter I can tell you thats just a glove someone found and put on the orange marker pole so it would be easier to see. You'll see those all over snow states mostly with the stick up the middle finger to boot. No OSHA here just a lost glove.
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Speaking of rebar, that stuff looks dangerous as poo poo and is everywhere on construction sites. Why don't you ever see any injury videos? I guess it's not funny enough to be made into a gif?
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Double awesome because the dust looks like an evil force yoinking the car.
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Three-Phase posted:I would think with the loss of blood flow the chunks of tissue would be dying and there's no way to get that all meshed back together, let alone thinking about how to reattach nerves, arteries, tendons, and so forth. I'm not a physician but having worked in prosthetics design, that looks like the kind of thing that would probably be stitched poorly back together, then have the patient undergo three or four more surgeries before finally cutting it off, at which point quality of life finally begins improving.
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KernelSlanders posted:I'm not a physician but having worked in prosthetics design, that looks like the kind of thing that would probably be stitched poorly back together, then have the patient undergo three or four more surgeries before finally cutting it off, at which point quality of life finally begins improving. The old Rocket Romano.
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boo_radley posted:
And that's what happens when you fist the Hulk. Looking at the base of the arm, it looks like it's already been removed from the body. I'm not saying amputated. Just removed.
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I believe the post on reddit said industrial meat processor.
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Grape Soda posted:Sorta OSHA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lydiy-VcB_4
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Bhodi posted:Speaking of rebar, that stuff looks dangerous as poo poo and is everywhere on construction sites. Why don't you ever see any injury videos? I guess it's not funny enough to be made into a gif? Rebars usuailly stuck together in big jungle gym frames before cement is poured over it. You only usually see the exposed sharp ends like in the movies when a buildings being pulled down
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This just happened last night. The old Hopple St. overpass on I-75 collapsed as they were tearing it down. One construction worker dead. New highway below it closed for a little bit while they clean up. http://queencitydiscovery.blogspot.com/2015/01/the-former-hopple-st-overpass-collapsed.html  quote:“In 2009, Kokosing was awarded the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) Voluntary Protection Program Star Mobile Workforce Status." quote:Agents from OSHA are investigating the scene. The Ohio Department of Transportation was also contacted, Blackwell said. Eurekapile fucked around with this message at 15:08 on Jan 20, 2015 |
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Eurekapile posted:This just happened last night. The old Hopple St. overpass on I-75 collapsed as they were tearing it down. One construction worker dead. New highway below it closed for a little bit while they clean up. Not a bit, its 12 hours + and its still closed, they're saying it may go past 48 hours too. There was a semi driver who was unlucky enough to be right at that location as it collapsed, so he slammed into the piece that fell. They built a new bridge above this one and were tearing the old one out prior to this collapse. Kokosing has been doing the I-75 project for years, so they have a good track record on safety. Going to be interesting to see what the investigation finds. It's a oddly clean looking break though. 
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