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Just leave the arm as-is and sprinkle the heroin on the surface, it'll hit enough exposed blood vessels to count as injected E: oh, it scabbed up and some new skin is forming? Don't worry, just do a little wiggle and your problem is solved!
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Loving the posts about intelligent crows. Have one http://i.imgur.com/8RyLHjS.gifv
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DrBouvenstein posted:Why is that one boar an aardvark? It's a boaardvark, commonly found down by the sea.
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Jun 25, 2016 21:14
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His Divine Shadow posted:It's a boaardvark, commonly found down by the sea. 
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Yeah, RIP.
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Jun 26, 2016 01:49
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Jun 26, 2016 03:01
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My guess is the truck was at an angle and he was only trying to lift it a little, but the control got stuck or stopped responding which eventually pushed the center of gravity too high and too far to the side
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Jun 26, 2016 03:08
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MG3 posted:What the hell happened? He's dumping gravel or some fine material that flows, and it all shifted to that side. Probably because either the truck wasn't level or it was loaded improperly. It was probably loaded with a front end loader, and those guys can't really see how the load is building up in the truck. If they're inexperienced they can very easily load the truck off center, which can lead to hilariously terrifing experiences like the one you see there. This is another good example of sudden weight shift due to improper loading: 
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Jun 26, 2016 03:14
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Sammus posted:He's dumping gravel or some fine material that flows, and it all shifted to that side. Probably because either the truck wasn't level or it was loaded improperly. It was probably loaded with a front end loader, and those guys can't really see how the load is building up in the truck. If they're inexperienced they can very easily load the truck off center, which can lead to hilariously terrifing experiences like the one you see there. drat that's terrible. I thought maybe he was trying to dump it and the gate didn't open in the back, but then I couldn't figure out why it would tip over if that was the case. An unbalanced load makes way more sense.
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Jun 26, 2016 03:33
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Decrepus posted:Yeah, RIP. Yes, RIP that poor cab, it didn't deserve this. The driver escapes and runs away tho.
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Jun 26, 2016 11:03
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Facebook Aunt posted:Yes, RIP that poor cab, it didn't deserve this. The driver escapes and runs away tho. Found other sources where it is clear the person on the back is not the operator. People return in order to try opening the cabin in what looks like a failed rescue operation. Couldn't find any good sources, but it really looks like a fatal accident.
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BernieLomax posted:Found other sources where it is clear the person on the back is not the operator. People return in order to try opening the cabin in what looks like a failed rescue operation. Couldn't find any good sources, but it really looks like a fatal accident. Did you meet with Deep Throat in the parking garage motherfucker? Who are these sources
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Came across these two trolleys getting crushed by a panamax container ship while looking up the new locks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALVF3BlZV8I&t=86s Looks like the guy that bails has a helmet on so everything's cool though.
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This was the most boring "Crash" video I've ever seen.
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Onkel Hedwig posted:Loving the posts about intelligent crows. Those are magpies
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http://i.imgur.com/WsKRdz0.mp4 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3657633/Floods-turns-Chinese-shopping-centre-gushing-river.html
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better stand around in this flooded area that's full of electrical outlets/wires/lights/etc yup seems like a great idea
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Robo Reagan posted:better stand around in this flooded area that's full of electrical outlets/wires/lights/etc yup seems like a great idea Can't knock off early without prior permission from your manager. NO EXCEPTIONS! 
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Buca di Bepis posted:Did you meet with Deep Throat in the parking garage motherfucker? Who are these sources Google. Terrible youtube knockoffs that I don't want to link.
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Robo Reagan posted:better stand around in this flooded area that's full of electrical outlets/wires/lights/etc yup seems like a great idea Would you like to try to exit by the door where the water is rushing in, or the door where the water is rushing out?  I don't know what I'd do in that situation. The current is going to be strongest near any open doors. I guess I could try to get up on a sturdy piece of furniture in an area of low current and hope the furniture is strong enough to resist the water, but who knows how well a random counter or whatever is going to be bolted to the floor? Once you commit to an island you're left hoping the water level doesn't rise high enough in the store to drown you, because IIRC most Chinese people don't know how to swim. Ideally you want to get to higher ground, but that means finding a staircase without having to pass through any high current strength areas. And at any moment the electricity could cut out, leaving you to try to figure it out in the dark. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRWIfCpxNK4&t=114s
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Referencing my experience with floods, both sustained and flash, I would say your best bet is to get against a wall facing downstream; debris can crush you against immobile objects if you're on the upstream side. Get out of the water -- try to work towards up, not outside; staying out of the water is better than getting outside, unless there's a danger of being submerged or the structure collapsing -- and even in the event of a flood being bad enough to take out a building, you will likely be swept rapidly down stream. If you are swept away, stay calm, keep your head above water, and gently work your way to the banks or to a solid structure that can support your full weight. DO NOT touch the bottom if you're swept away -- you can trip on poo poo under water, get entangled, impaled, or even just step into a hole you can't see. If you have to walk in flood waters, use a stick to feel out in front of you. Basically to avoid being a flood casualty the best advice is stay high and dry if possible, otherwise work towards that goal at any cost. http://www.almanac.com/content/flood-safety-and-survival-tips
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Wasabi the J posted:Referencing my experience with floods, both sustained and flash, I would say your best bet is to get against a wall facing downstream; debris can crush you against immobile objects if you're on the upstream side. Cool tips, thanks.
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Jun 28, 2016 18:32
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Yell really loud, "I don't know you! That's my purse!" and kick the flood in the balls.
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the ubiquity of "stop, drop, and roll" as a kid made me think that getting set on fire was a lot more common than it is
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Wasabi the J posted:Referencing my experience with floods, both sustained and flash, I would say your best bet is to get against a wall facing downstream; debris can crush you against immobile objects if you're on the upstream side. One thing I learned the almost hard way (i.e. nearly getting swept over a waterfall); the less of you in moving water, the less the water has to push against you. When crossing a river above some falls as a kid, your initial instinct when walking on slippery rocks is to get low. This is a very bad idea because the fast water that harmlessly passes around your legs will push your body with the current. Thankfully I connected with the rocks at the top of the falls instead of the bottom.
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stillvisions posted:One thing I learned the almost hard way (i.e. nearly getting swept over a waterfall); the less of you in moving water, the less the water has to push against you. When crossing a river above some falls as a kid, your initial instinct when walking on slippery rocks is to get low. This is a very bad idea because the fast water that harmlessly passes around your legs will push your body with the current. Thankfully I connected with the rocks at the top of the falls instead of the bottom. To the SA forums misfortune.
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BattleMaster posted:the ubiquity of "stop, drop, and roll" as a kid made me think that getting set on fire was a lot more common than it is  if I ever find myself engulfed in flame, I'm going to be a bit more concerned with extricating myself from a car accident/collapsed building
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BattleMaster posted:the ubiquity of "stop, drop, and roll" as a kid made me think that getting set on fire was a lot more common than it is Catchy as gently caress theme song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8K7GfwolQWE
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I have to imagine stop drop and roll is more useful to have drilled into your head without electricity.
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FIRST TIME posted:Yell really loud, "I don't know you! That's my purse!" and kick the flood in the balls. Duck and Cover!!! https://youtu.be/_6ZFkmloarg Max Hammer fucked around with this message at 01:20 on Jun 29, 2016 |
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BattleMaster posted:the ubiquity of "stop, drop, and roll" as a kid made me think that getting set on fire was a lot more common than it is Apparently everything people wore in the 50s was super flammable, think of all the new polyester clothes that had just been invented. Couple that with zero safety standards and you pretty much get spontaneous combustion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt7WHdYOtso
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Sammus posted:Apparently everything people wore in the 50s was super flammable, And HOW! Check out these comfy polyester (might be cotton/poly blend) work clothes: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f0LZe2lWt9w "Droplets of molten metal are hitting the camera 20 feet away..." What's really bad is if you are wearing a non-arc rated face shield. You are knocked over. Your face shield melts. When the face shield is pulled off your face may also come off with the shield. Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 00:22 on Jun 29, 2016 |
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BattleMaster posted:the ubiquity of "stop, drop, and roll" as a kid made me think that getting set on fire was a lot more common than it is The amount of youtubes where idiots some how catch on fire and their reaction is to jump around and run as fast as they can proves this just wasn't drilled into our heads quite enough 
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Karma Monkey posted:Catchy as gently caress theme song. featuring Gilbert Gottfried as the smoke detector
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an AOL chatroom posted:featuring Gilbert Gottfried as the smoke detector Super effective since I would run out of the house to get away from his voice.
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