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Ah thailand, never change.
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`Nemesis posted:I would put zero faith in that section actually being detachable. The seems are just simply because bending small sections was a lot easier than bending the whole rail. You see trying to use that in a fire you actually get to chances of it gently caress up on you. One, the section not being detachable, and two, having to trust some one actually -properly- installed a fire hydrant inside the hydrant case, and didn't just assume no one would check as apparently there would shortly be some loving rail put in front of it so seriously why bother. The odds really are not good.
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Feb 12, 2015 17:47
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will someone just set that building on fire so we can resolve this once and for all
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VectorSigma posted:That doesn't look good... Jesus, what is that?
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blunt for century posted:Jesus, what is that? http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/spain-toxic-orange-cloud-catalonia-after-explosion-igualada-chemical-plant-photos-1487738
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Feb 12, 2015 21:43
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More photos http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...l#ixzz3RYyIu4JV
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Jusupov posted:http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/spain-toxic-orange-cloud-catalonia-after-explosion-igualada-chemical-plant-photos-1487738 Hmm, yes, these paper dust masks will surely protect us from airborne chemicals.  
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Feb 12, 2015 22:36
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These seems as if it should be in a Bugs Bunny cartoon.
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Feb 12, 2015 22:42
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Angela Christine posted:Hmm, yes, these paper dust masks will surely protect us from airborne chemicals. If there's enough to harm their lungs, there's enough to burn their skin, so they'd figure it out soon.
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 / This is why you maintain proper clearance around running jet engines./
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Feb 12, 2015 23:07
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At least he was wearing his safety sandals.
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Drum posted:
That site does some magic making these clicks redirect to a dead page. If you really want to see them (you don't!), copy the raw URLs to your address bar.
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I don't know what happened there but it reminds me of a classroom experiment we did. Just make a little foam bath with some dishwashing soap, lead methane into it to get methane bubbles, grab a few handfuls of bubbles, stretch out your arms and ask someone to hold a match near the bubbles. It's actually quite safe if you know what you're doing. If you wet your arms first, it's unlikely that your arm hair catches fire, and it's so little methane that you just get a quick whoosh, your hands don't even warm up. The largest danger is the reflex you need to fight, of bringing your hands to your body when they seem to be on fire. That would be a bad idea in this case.
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Sham I Am posted:These seems as if it should be in a Bugs Bunny cartoon. NO NO NO, RABBIT, YER DOIN' IT ALL WRONG, HERE *stomp stomp crash*
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 Rare photo of port-a-loo giving birth: 
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told u niggas rubber was stronger than concrete
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Carbon dioxide posted:I don't know what happened there but it reminds me of a classroom experiment we did. Just make a little foam bath with some dishwashing soap, lead methane into it to get methane bubbles, grab a few handfuls of bubbles, stretch out your arms and ask someone to hold a match near the bubbles. My professor would do this experiment. Except the finale would be in a completely different class. He also would pump hydrogen into egg shells through a small opening, ignite them, and act as if he'd failed. If he really did fail, he'd do it again and still act as if he messed up. 
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That's meant to happen ... well, apart from the plane going off the runway in the first place, ofc.
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Feb 13, 2015 12:28
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friday night motherfuckers!!
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 Chinese schoolboys (4 and 5 yo) thought they'd take a shortcut through a 15 cm (6 inch) wide path/space between houses. Fire brigade had to free them.
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dpbjinc posted:My professor would do this experiment. Except the finale would be in a completely different class. In my high school physics class, the teacher blew free-floating bubbles off one of the table's gas ports and I got to pop them with a candle on a stick.
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I'm sure i've seen a picture where the roof+back window are gone, too
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i'd personally choose to use that helmet instead of leaving on the floor in that situation
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Feb 15, 2015 00:27
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It's like Clarkson's and May's cars in the Botswana episode 
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Or ends, either works I guess.
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Angela Christine posted:Hmm, yes, these paper dust masks will surely protect us from airborne chemicals. After the scare at USPS when anthrax got mailed almost 15 years ago they had some masks like that handed out to all the people handling mail at the post office my dad worked at. The union had a field day when someone pointed out that the masked has a "NOT FOR USE WITH CHEMICAL OR BIOLOGICAL AGENTS" warning on them.
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mostlygray posted:I imagine he was trying to use it as a circular saw. I'm guessing he was climb-cutting with the blade facing himself.. I was careless with a tablesaw once and it is amazing how quickly it can throw a piece of wood through a wall. It's like a bullet. There's a hole in my garage that reminds me every day to pay attention. If it had hit me I'd be dead. In my high school wood shop class, a board went flying off the table saw and hit a dude in the nuts. He collapsed and was walking funny for a couple days after that.
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This was apparently posted a month ago, if only that model matched the one from the gore picture http://www.reddit.com/r/OSHA/comments/2smia4/my_boss_wanted_some_brush_cut/
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how did he not even glance in the direction of the car about to pummel into him
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Fallows posted:how did he not even glance in the direction of the car about to pummel into him It was made in a different time.
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