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FrankeeFrankFrank posted:Sonic the Hedgehog 2: Metropolis Zone Not enough dickhead robot starfishes or mantises.
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I Greyhound posted:http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/mar/25/kayak-firm-fined-200000-over-death-of-employee-in-industrial-oven I remember that was posted in the thread before the trial started. Apparently the jurors were warned that the defense would claim it was a deliberate suicide. New USCSB video. Snazzy soundtrack too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_icf-5uoZbc
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Hahaha, "suicide" by oven, that takes some balls to argue. I'd rather straight up light myself on fire then get stuck in an oven like that. Here's the money shot for the article: quote:there were “a number of serious failings in the design of this and other moulding ovens”, which had been designed and commissioned in-house. D1Sergo fucked around with this message at 19:06 on Mar 26, 2015 |
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Here's a road construction worker I just drove by... Hard hat and camouflage jacket? While the excavator driver has a high-vis jacket? 
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Mar 26, 2015 19:35
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cyberbug posted:Here's a road construction worker I just drove by... Not even normal camo, it's urban camo, perfect for blending into a construction site.
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Mar 26, 2015 19:37
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yeah boss, I didn't take a three hour lunch, you just didn't see me standing there
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Spookydonut posted:Not even normal camo, it's urban camo, perfect for blending into a construction site. I always had the same reaction whenever I saw a biker go by in all urban camo. Yes, let's blend in with the surroundings while riding a death machine! (though I confess my cold weather gear was gray, though I had a red helmet)
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It's not a real emergency unless somebody has to use superhuman adrenaline strength to bludgeon that cabinet open. Working as intended 
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Crash_N_Burn posted:The guys name was Dave Bocks. Now im going to go rewatch the episode. That's the one. Didn't know there was an Unsolved Mysteries episode about him so I'ma go watch that myself now.
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deadly_pudding posted:It's not a real emergency unless somebody has to use superhuman adrenaline strength to bludgeon that cabinet open. Working as intended Reminds me of that France airplane crash. Lock the cabin door and hear the other pilot trying to beat down the door before it crashes.
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Harold Lloyd was OSHA as gently caress https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEcTjhUN_7U
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deadly_pudding posted:It's not a real emergency unless somebody has to use superhuman adrenaline strength to bludgeon that cabinet open. Working as intended What would you do if your fire extinguishers kept getting stolen?
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Carbon dioxide posted:That drat video link plays an ad and THEN mentions the vid isn't available in my country. Sorry about that; that's one site that I won't send others too in the future.
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so how long has the mop bucket + mop been unable to slip people 
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FrankeeFrankFrank posted:What would you do if your fire extinguishers kept getting stolen? Savage the thief with my superhuman emergency strength. Listen, my entire workplace safety plan is built around that story about a lady who lifted a car to save her baby.
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FrankeeFrankFrank posted:What would you do if your fire extinguishers kept getting stolen?
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peter gabriel posted:Harold Lloyd was OSHA as gently caress Proclick right here!
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peter gabriel posted:Harold Lloyd was OSHA as gently caress Yyyuuuuup: "Haunted Spooks (1920). During filming, actor and comedian Harold Lloyd picked up what he thought was a prop bomb with the fuse lit but realized too late the bomb was real. It detonated, blowing off the thumb and first finger of his right hand and also temporarily blinded him. For the rest of his career, Lloyd concealed his missing fingers with a prosthetic glove." More stuff here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_film_accidents
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Pingiivi posted:Yyyuuuuup: I saw this in a documentary like 15 years ago and I hope I remember the details right: Angels With Dirty Faces had a scene that James Cagney refused to do. In the scene, he was to be firing out a window at the cops below, who were firing back at him with Thompson sub-machineguns. As this was before Blanks really came into use in movie production, standard ammunition was used. The director wanted them shooting at each other (while deliberately missing, of course). The idea was that the cops would shoot at the outside wall around the window, which would have looked spectacular, but missing Cagney. Instead of shooting the scene the way the director wanted it, Cagney fired 'at' the cops and dove out of the way before they fired back. This was fortunate as there were dozens of bullet holes in the wall behind where he was standing as well as the outside of the building. As you may imagine, firing a machinegun at someone isn't quite the precise operation popular media would have you believe. Also it's funny seeing Humphrey Bogart get smacked around as a bit character is great.
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Improbable Lobster posted:I remember that was posted in the thread before the trial started. Apparently the jurors were warned that the defense would claim it was a deliberate suicide. These videos are so captivating to me. They're starting to make cgi recreations of industrial accidents a bizarre addiction for me.
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Atmus posted:I saw this in a documentary like 15 years ago and I hope I remember the details right: I think only one bullet passed through where his head would be, but you're correct: Cagney nearly got shot to death, and it was distressingly common for live ammo to be used. This wasn't due to a lack of blanks, but actually a lack of squibs to simulate bullet hits on cue. Squibs today are remotely activated, but in the first half of the 20th century you didn't really have anything like that. So they just fired real bullets at surfaces to get the effect of them being shot.
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http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=058_1427382403 Man dies trying to unclog drain.
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LethalGeek posted:
I'm guessing very deadly.
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CannonFodder posted:*sends out Three Phase beacon so he can tell us exactly how deadly that is* if you touch the end of that cut cable it will look exactly like on the label
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VectorSigma posted:if you touch the end of that cut cable it will look exactly like on the label My black shirt will get a kickass lightning shaped splotch of white paint splashed on it? Awesome. 
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chitoryu12 posted:I think only one bullet passed through where his head would be, but you're correct: Cagney nearly got shot to death, and it was distressingly common for live ammo to be used. This wasn't due to a lack of blanks, but actually a lack of squibs to simulate bullet hits on cue. Squibs today are remotely activated, but in the first half of the 20th century you didn't really have anything like that. So they just fired real bullets at surfaces to get the effect of them being shot. Vic Morrows and two kids were killed during the filming of a Twilight Zone movie. The chopper was hit by some debris from some pyrotechnics they were firing off and crashed. I think it took Vic and one of the Child's heads off and the other drown I believe. I think that was the incident that ended up causing a shitload of regulations to be written regarding stunts in film.
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VectorSigma posted:if you touch the end of that cut cable it will look exactly like on the label "Death or serious injury could result in superpowers" might be what that warning label says, but I don't know because it's damaged and I have no concept of context clues. dr_rat posted:My black shirt will get a kickass lightning shaped splotch of white paint splashed on it?
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chitoryu12 posted:only one bullet passed through where his head would be
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Poizen Jam posted:Here's an absolutely bizarre trend found throughout the Canadian province of Newfoundland: The Mother in Law Door My grandparents house was like that [St. Anthony], except they never bothered with the 2nd door and the fire enforcement code was never really enforced in rural communities. "Mother in Law doors" all over the place. I know with the new house my folks help built for my grandparents in 1988, had 3 doors, main front, basement side and a rear door out of the kitchen to .. 1 story up above the backyard. The rear deck of which was never really built out until a few years ago. I'm seeing new home construction in St. John's/Mount Pearl suburbs that still have the same stupid layouts... you figure for $500,000 [What housing bubble  ] you could incorporate something with a better layout.
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Since the Schadenfreude thread moves too fast, I have to point this out here. Say Nothing is a national fuckin' treasure of SA.
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Say Nothing posted:I aim to please. I've always wondered what would happen if a fat tried doing that.
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Volcott posted:I've always wondered what would happen if a fat tried doing that.
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Volcott posted:I've always wondered what would happen if a fat tried doing that. Few hundred feet of well-lubricated rails?
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I work doing graphics and decaling including vehicle wraps. Had a guy come in with his shiny new hydraulic dumping trailer. Sales guy had promised we could wrap the whole thing no problem (including all the various control, pinch point and moving surfaces warning labels). I am of course not told about this and left them uncovered because, duh, they're safety and warning labels! Sales guy tells me to cover them. I refuse. He gets the big boss man who takes one look and fires the sales guy on the spot who had done this crap before. You'd be surprised how many people request such things. Including a mural in an international airport and the local contact wanted the graphics to wrap the 'Break Glass' extinguisher box because the design had a logo of a local sponsor on it.
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