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Toadvine posted:Maverick was new when I worked there We rode it last year, when Maverick was 7 years old. Both of us got jostled, but he's 5'6 and so his face is in line with the shoulder harness while mine pokes over the top. I was uncomfortable, while he got whacked in the face.
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chitoryu12 posted:......Both of us got jostled, but he's 5'6 and so his face is in line with the shoulder harness while mine pokes over the top. I was uncomfortable, while he got whacked in the face. This could be part of a script in a porno.
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Aug 18, 2015 16:45
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Great shot kid, that was one in a million!
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Tianjin: http://i.imgur.com/rIb2YgL.jpg Note the shipping containers for scale.
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surebet posted:Honestly? Someone with proper trauma counselling training should take care of those details. If it happens that you come into contact with the family just offer your condolences and refer upwards. Wasn't this a 30 foot Ant story?
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VendaGoat posted:Wasn't this a 30 foot Ant story? Neh, it's Elise. She's good, writes at endofshiftreport.com too and usually covers (slightly) less gruesome stuff. No comment on the accuracy of that story but she's legit and her blog is worth reading.
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Whenever it rains heavily in Manhattan, some of the tunnels that comprise Penn station partially flood from the runoff, getting water into all sorts of things. To combat the problem, they put giant tarps over the ceilings of the tunnels, which predictably bow at the middle until the weight of the water gets to be too much for them, suddenly pouring hundreds of gallons into the electrical equipment. Not that you should really touch anything in Penn, but I've seen giant pools of water surrounded by "live" warnings before.
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Leperflesh posted:God dammit you daily mail idiots, molten steel alloy at pouring temps is not "boiling" for gently caress's sake. So what you're saying is, pouring temps can't boil steel beams
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FIRST TIME posted:It's still dumb as hell though. That's a lawsuit waiting to happen and whoever was responsible for it deserves a write up. Maybe I'm dense, but how is this in dangerous? Is the black thing actually metal or something instead of plastic? Because at best that looks like it would give you a bruised elbow or something.
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plainswalker75 posted:Maybe I'm dense, but how is this in dangerous? Is the black thing actually metal or something instead of plastic? Because at best that looks like it would give you a bruised elbow or something. It would basically be like an empty box falling on you. Not a big deal, but probably not suppose to be like that around customers. I wouldnt be surprised if this pic was taken at like 12 am when restocking is done.
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plainswalker75 posted:Maybe I'm dense, but how is this in dangerous? Is the black thing actually metal or something instead of plastic? Because at best that looks like it would give you a bruised elbow or something. It's a plastic pallet and a big cardboard box. So unless it's about two pallets of cereal standing in the middle of the aisle, I have no idea what the problem besides sloppiness is.
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Well the pallet looks like the ones I work with that are 19 pounds and I doubt some parent wants their young child bonked on the head with one and then covered by an avalanche of cereal boxes because they dared to grab a box of Cheerios off the stack. It isn't life threatening, but consumers have an expectation that they won't be injured while shopping because an employee decided to play Jenga because they were in a hurry. I've worked places where just leaving an empty pallet on edge will result in a write-up because they don't want to pay for Grandma's new osteoporosis-free ankle if it tips over.
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80% sure it's a repost, but heh, it's good. e: also this 
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"But I took my foot off the gas, why am I still going fast?!"
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Aug 18, 2015 20:19
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KoRMaK posted:
Don't worry, I'm reasonably sure that years of sub-standard dental hygiene and a $30/day meth habit take care of those a long time ago.
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plainswalker75 posted:Maybe I'm dense, but how is this in dangerous? Is the black thing actually metal or something instead of plastic? Because at best that looks like it would give you a bruised elbow or something. The black thing is a plastic pallet. It's somewhat lighter than a blue chip pallet but still heavy enough that you wouldn't want it to fall an a small child or knock an elderly person over. I know this is the OSHA thread so the danger presented in that picture looks pretty tame compared to deglovings or getting wrapped up in an industrial lathe. Still, I worked in retail long enough to see plenty of dumb accidents that cost a bunch of money so that's why that picture makes me cringe.
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FIRST TIME posted:It's still dumb as hell though. That's a lawsuit waiting to happen and whoever was responsible for it deserves a write up. Leaving it like that after the store opened, definitely.
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What are the odds, Never happen again no matter how hard you try
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It belongs in a museum.
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Pyro Fox posted:This probably belongs here I'm pretty sure that pic's from the dancing baby gif era of the Internet.
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Probably a repost, but I figured it was about time for basement pool again. This was all done by a goon. I can't find the original thread, but he was asking for help in DIY on the best way to de-humidify the basement.     
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Dillbag posted:Probably a repost, but I figured it was about time for basement pool again. This was all done by a goon. I can't find the original thread, but he was asking for help in DIY on the best way to de-humidify the basement. Wasn't there a follow up picture of that, with the drywall peeling off and the ceiling hanging down from all the humidity in the air?
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blugu64 posted:What are the odds, Never happen again no matter how hard you try No, I think a skilled hatchet thrower could replicate that toss.
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Dillbag posted:Probably a repost, but I figured it was about time for basement pool again. This was all done by a goon. I can't find the original thread, but he was asking for help in DIY on the best way to de-humidify the basement. God drat, if that thing sprung a leak that basement would've become a big ol' game of the floor is literally electric lava.
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These old knife switches look a bit dangerous. Plus they are rated at 700 amps!  Heimbach - power plant 14 ies [GFDL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html) or CC-BY-SA-3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/)], by Frank Vincentz (Own work), from Wikimedia Commons
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It's okay, there's a boat right there to help them out of the water.
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I never knew this was sponsored by CBS.
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Dillbag posted:Probably a repost, but I figured it was about time for basement pool again. This was all done by a goon. I can't find the original thread, but he was asking for help in DIY on the best way to de-humidify the basement. Isn't this Grover House?
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Azhais posted:Isn't this Grover House? No.
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I think I remember seeing those frat basement pool pictures on ebaums world, so almost as old as the redneck pool pic. I was unfortunately not a goon in those golden days
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Azhais posted:Isn't this Grover House? groverhaus is almost more of a state of mind or being than it is an actual physical location on the planet's surface at this point, existing in a state of quantum/spatial/temporal flux. Every time some raving idiot builds a new shelf with 16 outlets installed in it to display his Snap-Tite F-22 model on or whatever, they are for a moment in time grover and/or groverhaus. Think of it as like the Overlook Hotel from "The Shining", where instead of cutting his kids up with an ax, Grady just installed a window at the bottom of a staircase and hoped for the best
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:Did the groverhaus main thread get goldmined? No, I think it was wiped from existence. It now exists as an abstraction outside our universe that occasionally manifests when goons do DIY projects. I've got a project planned for next month, and when I break through to the other side I fully expect to have called "groverfloor" into existence. Proteus Jones fucked around with this message at 05:27 on Aug 19, 2015 |
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It's only relatively recently that talking about groverhaus isn't a probation/ban. Back in those days it was all verboten
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iirrc grover was a personal friend of lowtax's so that's why records of the whole saga were wiped off of SA there's pics floating around though
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Segmentation Fault posted:iirrc grover was a personal friend of lowtax's so that's why records of the whole saga were wiped off of SA grover was also a mod for a while I think
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