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tater_salad posted:bwahahahh I was waiting for somethign to happen to the kid in the foreground. Then I watched it again. Not enough happened to the little rear end in a top hat in the background,.
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FuturePastNow posted:Here's a video that isn't fake, from mother Russia: I'm not even sure what set it all off. Just a severe bump in the road? I went back to watch but it doesn't seem like he crashed into anyone. Wonder how far away they found bottles (not that they probably bothered to look). Wisconsin.gif?
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B!G_$W@NG@ posted:I'm not even sure what set it all off. Just a severe bump in the road? I went back to watch but it doesn't seem like he crashed into anyone. Wonder how far away they found bottles (not that they probably bothered to look). In Russia it's safe to assume the driver was drunk. He rear-ended the truck in front of him.
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Dienes posted:Not enough happened to the little rear end in a top hat in the background,. What in the gently caress was that kid's plan even "okay just gonna jam myself in between these two cows here, OUT OF THE WAY STUPID COWS LET ME JAM MYSELF BETWEEN YOU, oh poo poo im jammed between two cows MOM HELP"
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Daily OSHA reminder not to crawl into poop holes, cross posting courtesy of Strange News thread:bitterandtwisted posted:
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FuturePastNow posted:Here's a video that isn't fake, from mother Russia: I never noticed before, at ~1:30, and mostly off-camera, a blue-cab flatbed truck pulls across the three inner lanes of opposite direction traffic in the distance, trying to stop people from getting closer. 
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Sam Hall posted:What in the gently caress was that kid's plan even From the way he was smacking/elbowing that one cow, I thought maybe he was trying to get between them to take a shortcut and they were too close. But it looks like there's a barrier in front of them, so unless he was going to slide between the bars that doesn't make sense either. Maybe he was just a jerk that wanted to smack a cow, and the cows decided to make a sandwich out of him.
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Looks like he bends down so he might have been picking something up between the cows. Kid got a light cow crushin', which he deserved for being a little turd.
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Detective Thompson posted:Looks like he bends down so he might have been picking something up between the cows. Kid got a light cow crushin', which he deserved for being a little turd. Yeah but he also does that weird little hip-gyrating dance which suggests he was doing it to be funny.
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zedprime posted:Daily OSHA reminder not to crawl into poop holes, cross posting courtesy of Strange News thread: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fhc7VoghpPw
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zedprime posted:the tank, which is not connected to the sewer and which is only emptied once a season. I can't even begin to imagine how horrific a port-o-potty that's only emptied once every 3-4 months must smell.
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The Mentalizer posted:I can't even begin to imagine how horrific a port-o-potty that's only emptied once every 3-4 months must smell. Well, if it's a latrine (which the picture kinda looks like) it smells... bad, but not as god awful terrible as you'd think. I think usually you chuck some friendly bacteria down there to partially decomp everything, which helps a lot.
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zedprime posted:Daily OSHA reminder not to crawl into poop holes, cross posting courtesy of Strange News thread: Jo Nesbo's Headhunters is apparently closer to reality than I thought (the film is a pro-watch as well)
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30 Goddamned Dicks posted:Well, if it's a latrine (which the picture kinda looks like) it smells... bad, but not as god awful terrible as you'd think. I think usually you chuck some friendly bacteria down there to partially decomp everything, which helps a lot. That makes sense. I mean, it couldn't have been as terrible as I imagined considering the dude climbed on in.
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The Mentalizer posted:That makes sense. I mean, it couldn't have been as terrible as I imagined considering the dude climbed on in. The article added that the guy claims animals were living in there and he got bites. I hope not because piss and poo poo in an open wound sucks hard.
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moonsour posted:The article added that the guy claims animals were living in there and he got bites. I hope not because piss and poo poo in an open wound sucks hard. Well, that'S why they pumped him full of antibiotics.
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Obviously jumping into a toilet was still not the biggest mistake of his life.
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Collateral Damage posted:Obviously jumping into a toilet was still not the biggest mistake of his life. i always say my tattoos are just visible evidence that yes, i make bad decisions. This is a photo that makes me feel like eh... welp glad im not THAT GUY.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4H4ZxXCWuY&t=956s "The operator must use both hands [operator continues to operate the machine with one hand after one two-handed demonstration] to activate the hot stamping process"
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baquerd posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4H4ZxXCWuY&t=956s She was clearly just using the back of her hand.
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Every now and then I'm reminded of the JWC industrial grinder demo video with the music that sounds like it's from the results screen of a Super Nintendo sports game so now I'm going to share it here because it's great: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gi1V7gXyVeo
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Atticus_1354 posted:She was clearly just using the back of her hand. OK, I see it now. My depth perception has never been great, failed me pretty hard there though.
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In a PLC you can do a really simple anti tie-down circuit to stop the operator from jamming a sensor or button in place. What you do is take the input signals (left button, right button) in parallel and run them into a timer. Set the timer for say 15 seconds. If either of the buttons is held down too long, the timer times out. Once the timer times out, you can set it up to trip the machine offline and lock out operation until it's been reset.
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Mak0rz posted:Every now and then I'm reminded of the JWC industrial grinder demo video with the music that sounds like it's from the results screen of a Super Nintendo sports game so now I'm going to share it here because it's great: I like the squishy grinding sound effects even better than the cheery music. It's one of the best video of all time, that's for sure.
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 Grittner told his mother the last thing he remembered before waking up in an ambulance was opening up the refrigerator. http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/lo...6e5733080f.html No one died, and the cause is unknown. "The investigation had found no evidence of a leak or explosion in the underground gas distribution system, said Steve Schultz, a spokesman for Madison Gas & Electric. That would rule out an underground gas main rupture, but not necessarily a gas leak inside the destroyed house. MGE did not receive calls for a gas leak prior to the explosion, and the company’s first responders were on the scene within 10 minutes to shut off gas to the residence, Schultz said."
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Lime Tonics posted:
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Mithaldu posted:Original size image: im almost at that point where i forget that low aerial photos like this were much less common before drones
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It's always insane to me how utterly complete a gas explosion can be with relatively little cosmetic damage to the buildings around it.
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The Mentalizer posted:It's always insane to me how utterly complete a gas explosion can be with relatively little cosmetic damage to the buildings around it. And to the people inside it. I've seen at least 4 buildings completely disintegrated with survivors. It's nuts!
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Evilreaver posted:And to the people inside it. I've seen at least 4 buildings completely disintegrated with survivors. It's nuts! it's not an actual detonation, just a confined deflagration. once the walls pop the pressure drops off pretty quick.
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The Mentalizer posted:It's always insane to me how utterly complete a gas explosion can be with relatively little cosmetic damage to the buildings around it. In the US, yes, because houses seem to be spaced relatively well apart. Terraced housing is apparently more common in the UK, in which case you're going to take out your neighbours' houses too. Even if the ones further away look more or less unscathed, the houses prop each other up, so removing one in the row puts the whole terrace at risk of structural failure.
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Lady Demelza posted:In the US, yes, because houses seem to be spaced relatively well apart. Terraced housing is apparently more common in the UK, in which case you're going to take out your neighbours' houses too. Even if the ones further away look more or less unscathed, the houses prop each other up, so removing one in the row puts the whole terrace at risk of structural failure. You forgot to mention it's also because in NA our houses are made of wattle and daub. Just sticks and sheetrock. Big bad wolf could blow them down.
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Three-Phase posted:In a PLC you can do a really simple anti tie-down circuit to stop the operator from jamming a sensor or button in place. And a week after the machine is installed, someone is going to call and ask how to bypass that.
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