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Rah! posted:Now do a search on live leak for "lathe accident". Fun fact: If you ever want to relocate your arm and also your face, wear loose clothing while working a lathe! Or long hair. Or jewelry. Or the lathe just isn't in a good mood that day and demands the blood price.
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Three-Phase posted:I am thinking broken vertebrae, multiple rib fractures with lung/heart injuries probable? (Spoiler is only to spare  chat)I slow-motioned through it and if that guy had more than 10% of his bones intact at the end I'll take a mod challenge  I'm honestly surprised (most) of his limbs are still attached.
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LPG gas tanker explosions are serious poo poo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLGM_2l0zok
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Buhbuhj posted:Somehow he got sucked into the bypass and not the intake itself. That dude should have bought a lotto ticket that day. He walked away with a broken arm, a whole lot of bruises and some seriously brown pants.
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Reaver might want to edit that toxx out.
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E Equals MC Hammer posted:Reaver might want to edit that toxx out. Pretty sure he was talking about the guy that took a ride on thr lathe-o-roud.
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I was walking in downtown Seoul on Saturday evening when I came across this wonderful sight, and I thought of yall: So on this incredibly busy road, with heavy pedestrian traffic, the local Mercedes dealership is doing a quick asphalt job in their small parking area. Naturally, this called for two steam-rollers. I watched in amazement for a minute while the team stood next to the building, away from the people traffic. The guy on the steamroller was old and would just kind of turn around halfway a bit and back up. People would have to immediately move away or just Merry Melody'd. Mind you, not pictured to the left were 3-4 other workers who seemed intent to just stand next to the asphalt and watch their buddy drive.
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Evilreaver posted:(Spoiler is only to spare He survived... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOZ54iqzQgA
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Wasabi the J posted:He survived... This is unbelievable. His fingernails must have jammed the machine moments before he was wrenched around it.
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Evilreaver posted:(Spoiler is only to spare Yeah judging by how fast his body was whipped around it the inside of his body is probably now cookie dough.
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Decrepus posted:Yeah judging by how fast his body was whipped around it the inside of his body is probably now cookie dough. his shoulders journey much further through the lathe than his head does; in the slowmo the base of his neck is nearly at his loving armpit before it swings back around. He's fuckin' dead or at least paralyzed with bone-blood jam for organs.
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Edit: I misstated something and need to look at this.
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Started working for a new company today that's a manufacturer of supplements. I'm in IT as a web developer and have to do all the OSHA training still. During the walk around with the safety supervisor he told us about a guy cleaning out a machine took off the guard and stuck his hand in to clean it, yeah he get got his arm crushed  , I'll stick to IT.
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kicktd posted:Started working for a new company today that's a manufacturer of supplements. I'm in IT as a web developer and have to do all the OSHA training still. During the walk around with the safety supervisor he told us about a guy cleaning out a machine took off the guard and stuck his hand in to clean it, yeah he get got his arm crushed Another successful lock-out, tag-out training!
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Collateral Damage posted:
No injuries other than to underwear, IIRC. Love that one dude frantically hanging on to the spar until he obviously realises "oh yeah, I'm supposed to be jumping out anyway".
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Collateral Damage posted:
It looks really bad, and could have been way worse, but no one was injured. The skydivers were fine, one plane landed like normal, and the plane that lost a wing deployed a parachute and made it to the ground safely as well.
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Rah! posted:and the plane that lost a wing deployed a parachute and made it to the ground safely as well. Don't bring up plane parachutes, it's massive derail material in some threads (poo poo, possibly this one too).
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Say what you want about doctors seeing airframe parachutes as an all‐purpose “get out of trouble” lever, but anyone would be glad to have it after losing a wing.
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If you give planes parachutes they'll bail out in fear and will not fight the enemy with full strength.
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Almost all of the skydivers were wearing a GoPro or similar. It's one of the most amazing things anyone will ever see. Here it is from like 6 different angles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p6hqMnsLFY Budgie fucked around with this message at 11:39 on Aug 16, 2016 |
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Rah! posted:The skydivers were fine, one plane landed like normal, and the plane that lost a wing deployed a parachute and made it to the ground safely as well.
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Collateral Damage posted:I had no idea plane parachutes were a thing. I've learned something today! Best not to mention it though. Talking about plane-parachutes brings the aero set out of the woodwork and they go on a tear.
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LifeSunDeath posted:
That might be okay though? The stools are wood, wood doesn't conduct electricity well.
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 So I've seen this church on the way to work being rennovated as of late. It being on a hill they're having a tough time getting to higher places with their lift. In their infinite wisdom they decided to lift the lift. The road cones are the safety catch I think...
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Looks like another successful deployment of the air frame parachute.
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kicktd posted:Started working for a new company today that's a manufacturer of supplements. I'm in IT as a web developer and have to do all the OSHA training still. During the walk around with the safety supervisor he told us about a guy cleaning out a machine took off the guard and stuck his hand in to clean it, yeah he get got his arm crushed Having a made-up safety story is Management 101 in a lot of places. Every retail job I had years ago each had managers with a story about how their close friend/associate got blown up/mangled because... they just... weren't careful enough! 
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Budgie posted:Almost all of the skydivers were wearing a GoPro or similar. It's one of the most amazing things anyone will ever see. Here it is from like 6 different angles: Holy poo poo. I saw that crash so many times when it first came out but I didn't realize there's footage from both planes. I thought the second plane was empty! The white, flouro-green, and other jumpers are in the other plane. (other) 2013 fails flashback https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ybqsis4A64 MisterOblivious fucked around with this message at 14:41 on Aug 16, 2016 |
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MisterOblivious posted:
This thread in one video.
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Budgie posted:Almost all of the skydivers were wearing a GoPro or similar. It's one of the most amazing things anyone will ever see. Here it is from like 6 different angles: You would think the guys who hadn't jumped yet, would stay in the plane to help if needed, but they were nope i'm outta here!
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Did I hear plane parachute? http://www.n-tv.de/panorama/Bruchpilot-muss-in-Baumkrone-uebernachten-article18428356.html This happened yesterday in Germany. An ultralight plane crashed into a tree and got stuck at 100 feet. It took 13 hours to rescue the pilot. The plane was secured with ropes to keep it from falling. They felled the tree it was stuck in, it impacted the ground and caught fire.
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eh the crew doesn't need to escape do they
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kierrie posted:You would think the guys who hadn't jumped yet, would stay in the plane to help if needed, but they were nope i'm outta here! What they gonna do to help, flap?
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Raskolnikov38 posted:eh the crew doesn't need to escape do they The Captain always goes down with the (air)ship!
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goddamnedtwisto posted:What they gonna do to help, flap? I think they meant, like, making sure nobody was too hurt to jump on their own, sort of thing.
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kierrie posted:You would think the guys who hadn't jumped yet, would stay in the plane to help if needed, but they were nope i'm outta here! Well they all had parachutes on, I think it's a requirement that even the pilots of skydiving planes wear parachutes even if they don't plan to jump.
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