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Naturally Selected posted:Yeah, a sanding wheel going at that speed would still gently caress you up good and proper, though-unless it was ridiculously fine. Even then, the friction alone would be bad.
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Maybe something to do with the water on the blade? I dunno
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Maybe it's a cloth wheel
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Uthor posted:And that's why I've stopped clicking on links in this thread, especially if the poster doesn't describe the video! Fetus Tree posted:Not describing YouTube links in threads and just posting only that gets me mad at the internet Every problem has an engineering solution: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/413-youtube-link-title Firefox users will need to install Greasemonkey first; I think Chrome supports these scripts natively. The script linked above changes raw Youtube (LiveLeak, Vimeo, etc.) links into the title of the video, and if you hover the mouse pointer over that it'll show you the preview image.  I don't know how people get along in this kind of thread without it.
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i literally disregard almost every thread that has a lot of youtube links this one also has a lot of gifs too so it gets a pass, but it aint mean i wont bitch cant really install that at work probably though 
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Fetus Tree posted:cant really install that at work probably though Try it 
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Fetus Tree posted:i literally disregard almost every thread that has a lot of youtube links cool post
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Fetus Tree posted:i literally disregard almost every thread that has a lot of youtube links At some point in the past I actually thought you were a funny poster. Turns out it was a broken clock kind of thing.
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lol sorry i dont like staring at endless pages of non descript youtube links
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I've touched one of those saws before and yah it doesn't gently caress up your hand. I am trying to remember what it was though. I was really drunk at the time at some artists place and he did it first. EDIT: is it a wet ceramic saw which can be dull? Third World Reagan fucked around with this message at 19:53 on Feb 17, 2015 |
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Powered Descent posted:I don't know how people get along in this kind of thread without it. That's neat, but it won't help for browsing on the Android app. But it would be a cool thing for the Android app developer to incorporate!
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I think someone posted it in the last thread but does anyone have a link to the Canadian dudes spraying the bear with mace
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EATIN SHRIMP posted:I think someone posted it in the last thread but does anyone have a link to the Canadian dudes spraying the bear with mace https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pLsM2ijRao That one?
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Ragequit posted:Since he fixed the link and STILL didn't describe it, it's a guy on a float during a carnival taking a power line straight to the head. The shock ended up killing 20 people on the float. Pretty sure everyone else on that float looks just fine. Does electricity even conduct that well through the human body? It's not like when those 4 Chinese people or whatever ran a scaffold into a live wire.
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chitoryu12 posted:This isn't as bad as it seems, really. Construction equipment has massive power and torque, but they don't need operate at great speeds to get the necessary force. While it obviously takes practice, any good operator who's able to see the model would easily be able to manipulate the arm with that level of precision. Yeah, I know good operators can do amazing work, but this guy is using sub-inch precision and given the speed of the jaws, I suspect that if he missed, the model would get some nasty pinch injuries before she could slip out of the way. I don't think I would have the depth perception be that accurate at that distance without a helper (and I certainly don't have the skill) I've reposted it for people who quite wisely don't click un-described links in this thread. Guy uses excavator to undress a model on Italian TV. It's both  and :WS:, just not :OSHAS:
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GENDERWEIRD GREEDO posted:Pretty sure everyone else on that float looks just fine. Does electricity even conduct that well through the human body? It's not like when those 4 Chinese people or whatever ran a scaffold into a live wire. http://bigstory.ap.org/article/cca8b7c92c104c09a55db4cf716fa143/witnesses-say-multiple-deaths-haiti-carnival-accident Everyone on the float was fine, the casualties came when the surrounding crowd panicked and trampled each other.
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As far as the float video from last page - according to this the guy survived the shock, the deaths were from panicked people stampeding into the crowd after it happened. http://www.foxnews.com/world/2015/02/17/multiple-deaths-reported-as-power-line-falls-on-haiti-carnival-float/
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gently caress math, lets do this roll cameras
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Minrad posted:For something more OSHA, "Now they tell me..."
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Captain Cool, that gif is enormous.
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Youtube version with audio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ziNegp4yZs
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An Angry Bug posted:Captain Cool, that gif is enormous.
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This is what happens when you don't look both ways when pulling onto a highway from an access road. 
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Every day at work is exciting!
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Captain Postal posted:well, since we're talking excavators doing crazy poo poo - this is the most anti-OSHA I've seen. Well I just discovered my fetish.
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Powered Descent posted:Every problem has an engineering solution: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/413-youtube-link-title And for all the video sites which aren't youtube? Like the video that started this discussion in the first place: Yep, definitely an engineering solution, all right.
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