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Dienes posted:I can't get over his complete and total calm during the entire thing. I think only someone as calm as him could ever hope to keep that job anyway.
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I'm still tripping that orsm.net is apparently still up and running. Makes me want to check and see if fugly.com and stileproject are still around (I know stile's gone).
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Dienes posted:I can't get over his complete and total calm during the entire thing. Do we know what species that snake was? Most aren't all that dangerous when they bite...
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nerdz posted:This looks very safe to me. That whistling though, sounds like one of the guards from Thief. "Down here in the cold and the dark and the damp!"
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Mar 9, 2016 23:57
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nerdz posted:This looks very safe to me. I've actually had a nightmare very similar to this. When I die, if hell is a real thing, this will most likely be one of my jobs there. 
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Mar 10, 2016 00:30
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Yeah, the concept of being locked in a tiny box that only gets opened up to toss food in is absolutely terrifying.
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lordofthefishes posted:Do we know what species that snake was? Most aren't all that dangerous when they bite... Those look very much like Cobras. I can't stop laughing. "Hey Dave, hows the new job going?" "Oh you know, usual day at the Cobra farm; Hissing, striking, dead mice. You?" "Can't complain."
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I had to think of one thing from the last thread that would be worth a re-mention. I remembered the Dawson Mine incident. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXU0jiBQfG0 "The springs on the second mechanism fell apart on removal. This was a stage-gate decision point where the work should have been stopped."
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Another successful CAPS deployment. Thanks, Cirrus!
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Man that's gonna cost at least several thousand dollars to fix, isn't it?
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Oh hey they really did walk away from it.
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Three-Phase posted:I had to think of one thing from the last thread that would be worth a re-mention. I remembered the Dawson Mine incident. The next stage that should have made them want to stop was the fact that the mechanism was actively trying not to be removed.
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Three-Phase posted:Man that's gonna cost at least several thousand dollars to fix, isn't it? My friend's having the engine in his Cessna rebuilt (it's old enough that it's just that time). That's a $20,000 job, even before they found a crack in the crankshaft which adds another $4000. When you pull the big red handle to deploy that chute, you total your airplane, even if it lands in a really big poofy pillow. At the *very* least, the gear are toast, the seats are a collapsing aluminum honeycomb so those are all ruined now, and there's a solid-fuel rocket that just fired out of the airplane's tail. A chute deployment is a job for the insurance adjuster, not the mechanic. Airplanes are *really expensive*. It's worse than boats, and you know what they say about boats: Don't own a boat; have a friend who owns a boat. (It is a damned nice airplane, my friend with the Cessna has one and I was just up over Sedona in it.) 
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tater_salad posted:The next stage that should have made them want to stop was the fact that the mechanism was actively trying not to be removed. I'm gobsmacked that they literally wanted to remove the safety mechanism to use elsewhere and it didn't occur to them that this was what was keeping the device safe. It's like clipping your harness to a support and then dismantling the support, and expecting the harness to protect you.
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Score at the paper factory today: Paper machine: 1 Worker: -100000 This is extremely  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUVmlJrMKoM I didn't see blood so he might be OK (not very likely). Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 03:51 on Mar 10, 2016 |
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The rate at which he gets pulled in says he is not ok
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ReelBigLizard posted:Those look very much like Cobras. I don't know if all of them are, but yeah, a good portion of them have hoods. On an unrelated note, no, there are NOT more videos like that on orsm.net. Those were not similar AT ALL.
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Dienes posted:On an unrelated note, no, there are NOT more videos like that on orsm.net. Those were not similar AT ALL. I'd bet you could find a good assortment of snakes and hoods there though.
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Is that real? Why don't more people do that?
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calvus posted:Is that real? Why don't more people do that? because it ruins osha threads
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It's true that MSHA are major sticklers but IIRC ~30 people died in mines in the US last year compared to like 1,000 in construction so...
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calvus posted:Is that real? Why don't more people do that? Do what? Attach parachutes to their æroplanes? Because it can only be done on certain small planes and it’s not magic. It won’t save you from everything and it has drawbacks like significantly cutting into passenger/cargo/fuel weight.
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Platystemon posted:Do what? Attach parachutes to their æroplanes? Because it can only be done on certain small planes and it’s not magic. It won’t save you from everything and it has drawbacks like significantly cutting into passenger/cargo/fuel weight. The associated cost (destroying the plane) is a pretty big issue. Maybe with a bigger parachute and some modifications you can land without damage? Think about it, you're flying, your GPS says you're over an Arby's, and you suddenly have a major curly fries craving...
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Hyperlynx posted:I'm gobsmacked that they literally wanted to remove the safety mechanism to use elsewhere and it didn't occur to them that this was what was keeping the device safe. It's like clipping your harness to a support and then dismantling the support, and expecting the harness to protect you.
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calvus posted:Is that real? Why don't more people do that? You can no longer fit a second golf bag in the plane
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Three-Phase posted:Score at the paper factory today: Youtube comments deliver: lifeloverNorris3 days ago I bet he would make a great flat mate.
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Hoooly poo poo, that guy was centimeteres away from being a red streak on the pavement. Also in line to the cobra feeding video above, you also got to clean the cobra pit from time to time you know. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIMigVo1pyA
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Helios Grime posted:Hoooly poo poo, that guy was centimeteres away from being a red streak on the pavement.
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GirlBones posted:It's true that MSHA are major sticklers but IIRC ~30 people died in mines in the US last year compared to like 1,000 in construction so... Cause, meet effect.
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JB50 posted:Youtube comments deliver: What's black and white and red all over?
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GirlBones posted:It's true that MSHA are major sticklers but IIRC ~30 people died in mines in the US last year compared to like 1,000 in construction so... For real. Any time someone bitches about OSHA being an example of onerous government regulation, its easy to think of all the million CSB investigations where One.Tiny.Thing ended up killing a whole bunch of people. Safety and safe practices are not obvious things - they're the result of a process of trail and error where people have gotten really hosed up/died.
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A White Guy posted:For real. Any time someone bitches about OSHA being an example of onerous government regulation, its easy to think of all the million CSB investigations where One.Tiny.Thing ended up killing a whole bunch of people. Safety and safe practices are not obvious things - they're the result of a process of trail and error where people have gotten really hosed up/died. How dare those filthy workers demand safe conditions? *spends thousands training new employees after old ones lose limbs/lives pushing out one more product*
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This is only serves to encourage the retards who think that not wearing their seat belt is safer because they'll "be thrown clear". Good. 
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My Q-Face posted:They said reporter narrowly avoids getting out of the way. They didn't say anything about "cameraman gets hit by car!" Welcome to LA! The cameraman actually saved his life telling him to get out of the way. The reporter was crying and hugging his cameraman while the studio reporters were talking to him.
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Clamknuckle posted:The cameraman actually saved his life telling him to get out of the way. The reporter was crying and hugging his cameraman while the studio reporters were talking to him. Dunno about saved his life, that car's going at like 10mph. Maybe saved him a twisted ankle. I think this thread is making me jaded about danger.
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DemeaninDemon posted:Your managers seem like the "ARE FREEDUM" types. They are wrong. Laws set up to protect workers from that kind of crap. Bonus points since OSHA rarely comes unless someone dies, complains, or a bunch of dudes hurt themselves badly. They'll check up on previous violators too if they don't play along. UPDATE: Site was shutdown by the government today! EDIT: Staying as far away with as little information known to me as possible. It's a shitstorm. Lucky it's a sister company and nothing to do with me. Humphreys fucked around with this message at 12:29 on Mar 10, 2016 |
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I want to see the redneck version of this where someone tries this with their pickup and the log goes crashing through the cab and kills them.
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