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Mithaldu posted:I also like that the usa is the only country with more guns per capita than well, capita. The average US citizen owns more than three hundred million guns
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Ag Bengip posted:The average US citizen owns more than three hundred million guns There were some posts about dirty tankers recently. Yesterday, in Moscow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25Xkk__lnCI Is it common for poo poo tankers to explode?
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now post the picture of the blood at the bottom of the second hill
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Darkman Fanpage posted:now post the picture of the blood at the bottom of the second hill 
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SelenicMartian posted:And that's just the nightstand. eww 
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SelenicMartian posted:And that's just the nightstand. I'd bet that if sufficient methane pressure built up with no safety relief valve, then yes definitely. Especially if the vehicle construction was poo poo. All that was needed was a timely source of ignition, and then you'd have a real fireworks show.
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lol the truck had backed up farts
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:I'd bet that if sufficient methane pressure built up with no safety relief valve, then yes definitely. Especially if the vehicle construction was poo poo. All that was needed was a timely source of ignition, and then you'd have a real fireworks show. I think it would be closer to a poo poo-show 
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zedprime posted:Anyone who's ever played Roller Coaster Tycoon knows that a second hill on a waterslide is going to 100% kill someone, some day.
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zedprime posted:Anyone who's ever played Roller Coaster Tycoon knows that a second hill on a waterslide is going to 100% kill someone, some day. Not if you made the top of the hill a tunnel!
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Reminds me of this. Ignore the source, it came up first on a quick search.
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Crazy Ted posted:Some of the original roller coasters at Coney Island (IIRC) had loops so tight that people broke their necks from the force and died in the middle of the ride.  
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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Crazy Ted posted:Some of the original roller coasters at Coney Island (IIRC) had loops so tight that people broke their necks from the force and died in the middle of the ride. Nah dude.
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Exploding tanker trucks you say? https://twitter.com/SMCharronRC/status/763104927854059520?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
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John Allen, former president of the Philadelphia Toboggan Company: “The ultimate rollercoaster is built when you send out 24 people and they all come back dead. This could be done, you know.”
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:John Allen, former president of the Philadelphia Toboggan Company: “The ultimate rollercoaster is built when you send out 24 people and they all come back dead. This could be done, you know.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euthanasia_Coaster
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<Nathan Explosion> Brutal. </Nathan Explosion>
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Imagined posted:Nah dude.
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It's true. It's because the roller coasters were designed before physics was invented.
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Elsa posted:It's true. It's because the roller coasters were designed before physics was invented. Honestly with 15 G's on an old wooden rollercoaster it wouldn't surprise me if people had stuff shooting out of both ends too. I don't know if I could imagine something more unpleasant to ride on.
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Elsa posted:It's true. It's because the roller coasters were designed before physics was invented. No its because the roller coasters were designed before AMERICA turned into a bunch of PUSSIES
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I never liked these things, too loud. http://youtu.be/yDyy5LtSaQo
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The little VW that couldn't
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Oldie but goodie. I remember my highschool physics teacher putting that up as a physics in real life example 10 or 11 years ago.
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Time to un-pimp your ow-toe 
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So I left a job a while ago, and asked my friend who still works there to keep me updated with the various OH&S violations that happened constantly. One of the oldest workers, been there for decades and is slowly going batshit insane does stuff like this pallet racking on the daily  That is 6 stacks high, and has 5-6m lengeths of aluminium sheets on it, missing one end's sliders with that end not even on the racks to start with. and the stacking of aluminium offcuts in the walkway between routers  that is open to public walkthroughs be customers when the boss feels like showing off our setup.Pretty tame stuff, but there are numerous close calls with the forklift and people trying to lift 50mm thick plates of ali off of the plate saw with a single fork. I'll get some pictures of that up as they come through.
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Terrible Opinions posted:Wait are there states where the fault isn't automatically given to any car whose front impacts the back of another? a few years ago at a gas station while i was standing beside my truck pumping gas, the person who's car was in front of mine got back in, and started reversing. they didn't hear me shouting at them and slowly crunched right into my bumper, while i'm standing there all  somehow, they were super angry with me. (granted, it was really difficult to maintain my composure) also, i'm canadian, so this really has no bearing on your question. i just remembered it, reading your post.
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Little bit of OSHA at the hotel I'm staying at: It's safe, he's standing on a pallet, not the forks.
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Phanatic posted:Little bit of OSHA at the hotel I'm staying at: Dudes do that at my work to pour buckets of glass out into the top of a dumpster.
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Straight out of Staplerfahrer Klaus, I love it.
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MG3 posted:Dudes do that at my work to pour buckets of glass out into the top of a dumpster. Everyone did that at a sound equipment warehouse I used to work at, often getting lifted around 30' off the ground, sometimes on a pallet, sometimes not. My supervisor didn't give a poo poo, even when it was a 17 year old kid like me riding the forks. He shared cigarettes with us underage workers too, and had a suspended license from multiple DUI's, though he still drove the company trucks (not when leaving or arriving at the warehouse though, in case the boss man was there). One time we were dismantling a stack of speakers when a speaker dolly rolled off the top and fell like 10 feet onto my head. Some idiot left it up there. Somehow I didn't even get a bruise, but it clearly gave me brain damage, seeing as I joined SA. Rah! fucked around with this message at 01:51 on Aug 11, 2016 |
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Ah. Peru. I saw plenty of OSHA-esque violations going on there including someone using a paint gun in an enclosed space.
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Looks comfy as gently caress. Someone probably sells a $5000 chair that's similar.
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Three-Phase posted:I never liked these things, too loud. Related videos, working on live 132 kV lines: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfwpF68Di8k It's probably completely safe but one of the workers gives the camera a look at 3:25 and he doesn't really seem to be convinced about this poking at live lines with long sticks business being a good idea.
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zedprime posted:Anyone who's ever played Roller Coaster Tycoon knows that a second hill on a waterslide is going to 100% kill someone, some day. Yeah about that.  quote:The boys’ father, State Rep. Schwab, consistently voted against regulating big businesses. The lax regulations and no height restriction for amusement park rides are the main reasons the park’s owners chose Kansas City to build their water slide. Darkman Fanpage posted:now post the picture of the blood at the bottom of the second hill okay sure:  http://sandrarose.com/images25/water-slide-kansas-550x259.jpg  e: i lifted this post from the d&d pictures thread, weird forum synergy today f#a# fucked around with this message at 20:42 on Aug 11, 2016 |
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Darkman Fanpage posted:now post the picture of the blood at the bottom of the second hill Beaten but drat that picture is just
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cyberbug posted:Related videos, working on live 132 kV lines: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfwpF68Di8k Yeah unplugging that live was pretty badass. Awhile back we had to do a phasing check on a medium voltage switchgear lineup. We had to cordon off the area, open the cubicles and rack out these circuit breakers (like 15kV 800A class vacuum interrupters, whole breaker package was the size of a dishwasher) and then force open the safety shutters in the empty cubicles that the breakers plugged into. So looking into the cabinet the live power connections were staring right back at you. Guys with the bomb-squad level arc flash suits checked that the phasing was synchronized with a special set of meters on the end of fiberglass poles. Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 01:42 on Aug 12, 2016 |
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