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Gromit posted:Terrifying! I've used the 140' before and have had rides in crane baskets over 200'. Both of those were way nicer than climbing the 280' towers. I used to be afraid of heights in 2008-ish back when I started industrial construction. 
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poo poo like that makes me happy that i only have to work with radioactive sources and high voltage power supply in the safety of a basement lab
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BattleMaster posted:poo poo like that makes me happy that i only have to work with radioactive sources and high voltage power supply in the safety of a basement lab if you arent trying to give yourself superpowers i dont even know what to say
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SneakyFrog posted:if you arent trying to give yourself superpowers i dont even know what to say i don't want to get in trouble with my supervisor
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Mar 25, 2016 15:01
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 I feel like cheeks shouldn't do that.
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It's like a professional trumpet player. I've seen a few of them with utterly ridiculous cheeks. Dizzy Gillespie, jaz musician:  \/\/ Wow, we even picked the same guy 
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DrBouvenstein posted:
I'm okay with cheeks doing that, it's when they blow so hard that it also inflates their neck that I get freaked out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvIXzeDLpMw&t=125s
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BattleMaster posted:i don't want to get in trouble with my supervisor ey if you need to check with your supervisor in order to experiment on yourself to get superpowers you just might not be superpowers material. and why they would most likely never let me anywhere near where you work.
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BattleMaster posted:i don't want to get in trouble with my supervisor Super powers will shut up your nagging supervisor quick.
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EKDS5k posted:
I've used the JLG 1250sjp, and holy hell the sway of the machine itself and the wind was pretty drat hard to get over to do my work. 185' seems ridiculous.
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Does your supervisor have superpowers? Also now I kind of want to see SHIELD's safety management system.
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DrBouvenstein posted:
Isn't that similar to how glass blowing works?
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calvus posted:Isn't that similar to how glass blowing works? yes
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FrozenVent posted:Does your supervisor have superpowers? Well, considering they let Hawkeye hang out in the rafters and shoot arrows at poo poo. I did see safety goggles on the scientists a few times though.
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While trying to make an exciting shooting video, a Georgia man packed a lawn mower with Tannerite. He inadvertently used too much of the explosive and when he fired on the lawnmower, the explosion was so powerful, it blew-off his left leg below the knee. http://water-and-woods.com/2016/03/man-blows-his-leg-off-shooting-at-lawn-mower-filled-with-high-explosives/
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DrBouvenstein posted:
Hey, isn't that Bobby from the Ernest movies?
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JFairfax posted:While trying to make an exciting shooting video, a Georgia man packed a lawn mower with Tannerite. He inadvertently used too much of the explosive and when he fired on the lawnmower, the explosion was so powerful, it blew-off his left leg below the knee. I like how more than one person thought this was a good idea
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Gromit posted:Terrifying! There's no loving way the wind isn't rocking that thing back and forth. Imagine falling onto the arm and just wrapping your limbs around the arm, hoping to god somebody is paying attention and can lower it.
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calvus posted:I like how more than one person thought this was a good idea Son, let me introduce you to FPSRussia. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hT44eYyArS4 The first scene isn't acting. The cameraman really did get a serious injury from a flying fridge piece.
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chitoryu12 posted:Son, let me introduce you to FPSRussia. How is any of that legal?
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dog buttz posted:There's no loving way the wind isn't rocking that thing back and forth. Imagine falling onto the arm and just wrapping your limbs around the arm, hoping to god somebody is paying attention and can lower it. Just bear hug the arm and slide all the way down. Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
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calvus posted:How is any of that legal? FPSRussia
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dog buttz posted:FPSRussia uhhh, about that... wikipedia posted:FPSRussia is a popular YouTube channel consisting of videos involving firearms and explosives. The videos feature Kyle Myers, an American born in Lavonia, Georgia, USA, playing the role of Dmitri Potapoff, a heavily accented Russian from Moscow
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dog buttz posted:FPSRussia Hes not russian and hes not in russia. Hes in the southern US somewhere. I think half of those are faked anyway.
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calvus posted:How is any of that legal? Apparently he actually does most/all of his videos with police and EMT supervision that you can't see. His personal gun collection is actually far smaller than the array he shows off in his videos; he just rents stuff (or in the case of the AA-12 is given the chance to demonstrate a pre-production prototype). He lost some clout when his manager got murdered because the ATF immediately suspected him and shut down filming for an investigation, but they determined that nothing illegal was going on and his channel is back up. dog buttz posted:FPSRussia Along with what others have said, he started out on YouTube as FPSKyle doing Call of Duty multiplayer videos before he got the idea to make up the Dmitri character for gun videos.
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I work for a firearms manufacturer and we go to Shot Show every year (e3 for guns). Our photographer met him, and said he was an incredible douche. He walked up to our booth, asked for about $10,000 worth of free poo poo, and then just silently left when we told him no. Oh yeah, this was after our marketing director thought it was a great idea to give him $15,000 in free guns to feature on his channel about 2 years ago, which ended up being shown for about 10 seconds in some completely unrelated video.
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ddiddles posted:I work for a firearms manufacturer and we go to Shot Show every year (e3 for guns). I talked to this guy once and he confirmed that FPSRussia is a giant rear end in a top hat. He actually received a lifetime ban from a range in Florida that GY6vids uses because he blew up a trailer and then just packed up his film crew and left without even attempting to clean up the mess.
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ddiddles posted:Our photographer met him, and said he was an incredible douche. He walked up to our booth, asked for about $10,000 worth of free poo poo, and then just silently left when we told him no. doesn't seem that douchey as far as things go imo
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chitoryu12 posted:I talked to this guy once and he confirmed that FPSRussia is a giant rear end in a top hat. He actually received a lifetime ban from a range in Florida that GY6vids uses because he blew up a trailer and then just packed up his film crew and left without even attempting to clean up the mess. You're not expected to clean up the mess but you should definitely cut a check to the owner
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Via Reddit: "Previous shift operator lost the fuel cap. This is what I was instructed to do:"
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H110Hawk posted:Via Reddit: "Previous shift operator lost the fuel cap. This is what I was instructed to do:" at my old job if we lost the cap we would tape a nitrile glove on it so it would inflate with gas and look funny
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Improbable Lobster posted:That's a very pretty spider. Infinitely?! That means that there's a zero chance of a spider attack regardless of what I do, or there's a 100% chance a spider will retaliate at any sign of hostility!
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In fact, maybe it doesn't stop there. Maybe the "infinitely" means that if you attack a spider, every other spider on Earth and every parallel Earth will seek to bite you for the rest of its days.
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Spider? I barely knew'er! So, yes.
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Pick posted:Infinitely?! At any given time you can assume that there is an infinite number of spiders on an infinite number of planets, all of which are willing to retaliate against you.
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It this an OSHA approved method for killing spiders? And should they be careful of the infinite retaliation? Turn down your head phones, the fire alarm goes off near the end of the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7F6LGxgHA1Y
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The most OSHA way to kill a spider https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQzb4_n34gU
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30 Goddamned Dicks posted:Colossal has an Oscar-winning documentary from 1958 on their site, and it's a really awesome 10-minute watch in addition to being a bit of a treasure trove of OSHA moments, such as this one: I'm the sexy music playing while a guy blows a shaft being handled by two other men
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haveblue posted:The most OSHA way to kill a spider This movie resulted in me having severely underdeveloped balls. Oh, and also a fear of spiders.
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calvus posted:I like how more than one person thought this was a good idea Too much. Yeah, I'll say: Three pounds of the explosive, probably two and a half pounds too much.
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