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Carbon dioxide posted:A court document says Walp was driving the load from Reynolds, Nebraska, to Hanover, Kansas, on Aug. 8 when he exchanged texts with his boss. The document says that soon after Walp read that he'd been dismissed, he stopped the truck on Nebraska Highway 8 near Odell, got out and opened the grain trailer's bottom hatch doors. gently caress 'em. Although he probably should have left the keys in the ignition and called a taxi instead.
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AreWeDrunkYet posted:gently caress 'em. Although he probably should have left the keys in the ignition and called a taxi instead. Yeah.
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AreWeDrunkYet posted:gently caress 'em. Although he probably should have left the keys in the ignition and called a taxi instead. Unless it was his truck and the company's trailer.
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who the hell is dumb enough to fire someone with a text while they are in the field with their capital
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TVs Ian posted:Unless it was his truck and the company's trailer. Drop the load in the nearest abandoned lot and drive home.
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Atticus_1354 posted:Drop the load in the nearest abandoned lot and drive home. speaking of my last date
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♪♫ the horizon from the bus goes round and round round and round round and round the kids on the bus go flyin round and round round and round round and round ♪♫ https://twitter.com/ChattFireDept/status/800826959991369728
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What a strange trick.
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VectorSigma posted:♪♫ One of my coworkers had filed a complaint about that driver for scaring the poo poo out of her kid while speeding down that road. Guess the kid knew what was up!
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5 kids died and the bus driver was arrested for vehicular homicide and reckless driving. He also sideswiped a car 2 months ago taking the same blind curve way too fast and swerving into oncoming traffic.LvK posted:One of my coworkers had filed a complaint about that driver for scaring the poo poo out of her kid while speeding down that road.
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VectorSigma posted:♪♫ this post and a bad black and white photocopy of one of my facebook pics are now pinned to a bulletin board behind st. peter
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LvK posted:One of my coworkers had filed a complaint about that driver for scaring the poo poo out of her kid while speeding down that road. If that's true there could be some serious legal repricussions for whoever was in charge of that driver. Respondat superior and all.
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Melbourne airport workers treated after shipment leaks hydrofluoric acid Firefighters transferring leaking containers into hazmat drums after eight workers taken to hospital https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/23/melbourne-airport-workers-hospitalised-after-shipment-leaks-hydrofluoric-acid You may be familiar with hydrofluoric acid from the FOOF thread. If you arent, I recommend against looking up the wiki on it to spare yourself from knowing about hfl acid injuries Synthbuttrange fucked around with this message at 04:20 on Nov 23, 2016 |
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Synthbuttrange posted:Melbourne airport workers treated after shipment leaks hydrofluoric acid Calcium gel and hope it works before your bones dissolve?
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Captain Foo posted:Calcium gel and hope it works before your bones dissolve?
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zedprime posted:Bone issues are the dramatic but lesser of injuries from chronic HF exposure. Chronic exposure more seriously leads to heart disease from extended periods of hypocalcemia. The risk from acute exposure such as in the case of a transport worker getting exposed in that example, is heart attack due to hypocalcemia. Shock, as from a chemical or thermal burn, is often not a huge issue because such an exposure is probably going to cause a heart attack in short order but for gross enough exposure you can start worrying about the normal burn complications too. Whereas FOOF is outrun it or you're dead
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I'm sure this is how you fix it:
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RabbitWizard posted:I'm sure this is how you fix it: 
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That's fine. most of the mess will go straight into the truck.
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Powershift posted:That's fine. most of the mess will go straight into the truck. A disaster with its own built-in cleanup! I like that kind of efficiency.
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Captain Foo posted:Calcium gel and hope it works before your bones dissolve? Stand under the cold safety shower for while too. Rinse off anything left on the skin. Then hope you got enough blood calcium left to not die yeah.
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RabbitWizard posted:I'm sure this is how you fix it: I remember fixing a straw baler when I was about 19 that required me to hold back on the gate with my full weight (~230lbs at the time). My boss had his whole body inside and he just trusted me to not lose my grip. PTO off but tractor was still running. We were trying to beat a storm. We succeeded. It was a dumb-rear end thing for us to do. If I'd lost my grip, he'd have lost an arm at best.
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That was no accident!
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"our goal"
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BattleMaster posted:"our goal" It's really more about the journey than the destination, anyway.
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OUR GOAL NO ACCIDENTS
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ATTENTION WORKERS DO NOT GET HURT OR BREAK THINGS THANK YOU
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I was waiting for that thing to smash him around like that Hulk/Loki scene in Avengers
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Dillbag posted:Apparently, the same is true if you're being shot at. I'm sure some crazy gun goon will either corroborate me or correct me. Late to this topic, but as a kid we had the local cop (we had one) come to school once a month to teach us about the law and other things. 'Constable Barry' will forever be a memory as is his advise to run in zig zags from a shooter. VERY small town in country Australia. Not much violence at all. But it will always be a memory. Bonus: if we ever did encounter a shooter it would probably be one of the town drunks after he got out of the holding sell which was a shed in a field after his weekend. Sunday funday was getting rocks and throwing it on the tin roof of the cell/shed to wake up whichever drunk person/uncle was in there sleeping it off.
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Humphreys posted:Sunday funday was getting rocks and throwing it on the tin roof of the cell/shed to wake up whichever drunk person/uncle was in there sleeping it off. Dang, bringing back the medieval pillory, Aussie style
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Humphreys posted:Late to this topic, but as a kid we had the local cop (we had one) come to school once a month to teach us about the law and other things. 'Constable Barry' will forever be a memory as is his advise to run in zig zags from a shooter. VERY small town in country Australia. Not much violence at all. But it will always be a memory.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szcviFDt9xM
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It should be an edit: But after all of 'Constable Barry's' advise I ended up getting shot in the leg by my grandfather while hunting Dingoes. Mum and Grandma after 20 years still don't know haha. It was interesting explaining that scar for my Army intake.
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 Yeah, that ladder isn't touching the ground. Before I could snap a pic, guy on the left had one leg on each ladder and guy on the right had both feet on the to plastic "this is not a loving step" step.
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This does look dangerous and not really what it was designed for. On the other hand, it's totally within weight limits and apparently fully programmed beforehand so they could test it before someone actually got on? So on the whole looks quite a lot safer than a whole lot of jury rigged contraptions I've seen here. (Should probably wear a helmet though.)
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Talk about foreign OSHA: scaffolding at a Chinese power plant construction site collapsed, killing at least 67. I wonder if we'll ever hear of the reason. Do they even have any kind of industrial accident investigations, or is life too cheap in China? http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/11/24/construction-site-collapse-in-china-kills-at-least-67.html
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Talk about foreign OSHA: scaffolding at a Chinese power plant construction site collapsed, killing at least 67. I wonder if we'll ever hear of the reason. Do they even have any kind of industrial accident investigations, or is life too cheap in China? Clearly the issue is that they didn't use bamboo scaffolding. Also holy poo poo 67 people 
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mobby_6kl posted:Also holy poo poo 67 people so close to a funny number
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