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Grandma Panic! posted:Guy buys his own Titan missile silo, pops it open for the first time in decades and goes exploring: This is absolutely incredibly dumb. 
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A great career awaits in Subbuteo
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NoneMoreNegative posted:A great career awaits in Subbuteo I was thinking more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qq0OQBdIhsc but that probably works better.
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Sockington posted:Rental company came out at the end of last week to address an issue with a man-lift. The stop button functions to kill engine power, but you are unable to restart the engine from the basket. Eh, for years I puttered around every summer in a little boat with a 10hp outboard motor that had a busted killswitch. Usually I'd shut it off by closing the throttle and giving it full choke, richening the mixture until it died. If that didn't work, disconnect the fuel line and let it starve itself out in neutral. 
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He would have gotten the unique stunt bonus if he'd gotten air over the jet blast deflector, what a noob 
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Sagebrush posted:Eh, for years I puttered around every summer in a little boat with a 10hp outboard motor that had a busted killswitch. Usually I'd shut it off by closing the throttle and giving it full choke, richening the mixture until it died. If that didn't work, disconnect the fuel line and let it starve itself out in neutral. Excellent post/donor tag combo.
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Dec 14, 2016 02:12
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So the service tech that came to work on the dryer unit in our Komori press today might be out of a job tomorrow. Not long after he started working on the unit, he did something that caused a power glitch in the building bad enough that we had to have two guys from the power company come out and work on the breakers. Later on when the pressmen were bringing the press back online, the dryer unit caught fire. Good news is that four or five guys were able to contain it with fire extinguishers so the damage seems contained to just that dryer unit, but the guys from the fire department are fairly certain that the fire was a result of whatever the tech did to the wiring. Good times.
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Dec 14, 2016 02:28
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Gobbeldygook posted:It's called "emergence delirium". For a small percentage of patients, mostly middle-aged men with military experience, their immediate reaction to finding themselves disoriented and surrounded by unfamiliar people in a strange room is to start ripping out IV lines and punching people in the face. When this happens they re-sedate the patient and try to bring them out again. The patient usually doesn't remember anything that happened. I had this on a valium lorazapam combo drip and remember little other than pulling the IV and trying to get out while bleeding on the floor. I am a middle aged man I was in the hospital for 6 days total. Didn't punch anyone, just wanted to go back to my place. The funny part is (told this second-hand) I declared that I was Harry Potter and the nurse Princess Leia
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My grandma, who is frail and not ex-military, totally had emergence delirium after a knee surgery. Ripped her poo poo out then proceeded to remove the IV's on her neighbors to help them escape the g-men. She's not prone to paranoia or conspiracy theories either.
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Dec 14, 2016 04:02
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sometimes my wife takes ambien for sleeping problems. usually it knocks her out pronto, but once in a while it puts her into this sex-crazed wild mania drugs loving rock
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Dec 14, 2016 04:07
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you irl posted:sometimes my wife takes ambien for sleeping problems. usually it knocks her out pronto, but once in a while it puts her into this sex-crazed wild mania Just watch out if she hits the "loving murder people" side effect.
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Dec 14, 2016 04:51
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Markoff Chaney posted:I had this on a valium lorazapam combo drip and remember little other than pulling the IV and trying to get out while bleeding on the floor. I am a middle aged man I was in the hospital for 6 days total. Didn't punch anyone, just wanted to go back to my place. It was easily the least painful IV removal I've ever had.
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Anony Mouse posted:I dunno, without strong training otherwise I think a lot of people's first instinct is to bail out. People don't make logical, rational decisions when there's only a split second to react.
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DiHK posted:My grandma, who is frail and not ex-military, totally had emergence delirium after a knee surgery. Ripped her poo poo out then proceeded to remove the IV's on her neighbors to help them escape the g-men. My mom had a crazy trip after being administered ketamine while waiting for a transfusion. She also lost her poo poo and had to be held down and KO'd again. She is x military and an x cop and did try to fight the Man (though luckily she's old and fat and frail now; in her prime she could have done some damage). The long lasting effects seem to be that she has become a shut-in and only relies on the most insane parts of the internet for all her media and socialisation. She was always a bit crazy but is no longer capable of filtering anything and now just slots every. crazy. thing. into the indisputable fact department and really wants to get to the bottom of this #pizzagate thing and believes the arguments for a flat earth are pretty strong and, no, JoelJoel, you're the one being duped, I just want to explore and learn, why won't you learn with me, also I'm Jewish now and only me a 4 other people know the one true faith and everyone else is a tool of the devil... And so on. Anyway, I don't want to blame her trip for everything crazy she does, but the steep decline into madness all happened shortly after the incident. Right, not in the crazy relative thread. Minor osha content: Had a customer the other day who owned his own company (office remodelling type thing). He was a raging gently caress man in every possible way and treated everyone like his personal servant/an idiot. My apprentice was using a drywall saw to cut a small opening in some drywall. I was in the other room when I hear "what the gently caress, man?!" and watch my apprentice storm off. Turns out gently caress Man thought the drywall saw was too slow a process and went around the other side to bash the opening with a hammer, nearly connecting to my guy's hand with a two handed hack. Though definitely the most osha, it was like the 3rd douchiest thing he did in the 4 hours I was dealing with him. Cocaine Bear fucked around with this message at 05:43 on Dec 14, 2016 |
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JoelJoel posted:Though definitely the most osha, it was like the 3rd douchiest thing he did in the 4 hours I was dealing with him. 
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Dec 14, 2016 06:32
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Mustached Demon posted:$6k fine in OSHA Land's huge. That's their "fix it before someone dies" penalty. Repeated/willful fines go up dramatically past that, though. There was a case here in Australia back in 2014 where a shipping company didn't have a stevedore on deck to direct the prime movers hauling freight off their ships and a guy got run over and killed and another guy had his leg amputated when a driver didn't see them and ran them over. They just got handed a one million dollar fine in court.
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The tuna oven death from 2015 cost the company 6mil in total. 3mil went to fixing their poo poo, 1.5 to family, 750k each to attorney and a fine. Their safety manager got a guilty plea for a slap on the wrist felony. In a just world the senior management would get hit with manslaughter and prison time for letting that poo poo fly. If you're curious, dude was fixing tuna conveyor inside oven. Lockout tag out was clearly ignored and dude got cooked alive. Source
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how do you "ignore" a lock out tag? cut it off and fire the machine up anyway?
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"What the gently caress is this poo poo? I've got poo poo to do!"
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you irl posted:how do you "ignore" a lock out tag? cut it off and fire the machine up anyway? The policy was ignored, as in, the dead guy never locked or tagged anything.
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Dec 14, 2016 12:22
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Lock out tag outs a system and not just about locks. They ignored it by not having a system in place where the oven man had control over whether or not the oven was operational. He had no business being in there in the first place if it weren't for lovely equipment jamming up.
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Dec 14, 2016 12:25
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wdarkk posted:Just watch out if she hits the "loving murder people" side effect. To quote the Ambien Walrus: "Come with me on an adventure you'll never remember!"
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Mustached Demon posted:If you're curious, dude was fixing tuna conveyor inside oven. Lockout tag out was clearly ignored and dude got cooked alive.
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wdarkk posted:Just watch out if she hits the "loving murder people" side effect. Hey but what a way to go
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all these peolpe getting cooked in industrial ovens why don't tehy put something on the inside that lets the poor fucker open it instead of slowly roasting to death
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Jose posted:all these peolpe getting cooked in industrial ovens why don't tehy put something on the inside that lets the poor fucker open it instead of slowly roasting to death People inside kept opening the oven trying to escape and ruining entire batches of tuna.
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And here I thought Comcast was just awful at the upper management levels, but it is clear they need to be completely burned to the ground.
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Dec 14, 2016 15:19
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hanales posted:And here I thought Comcast was just awful at the upper management levels, but it is clear they need to be completely burned to the ground. I'd like to know if they are ever punished for this.
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Dec 14, 2016 15:28
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spog posted:I'd like to know if they are ever punished for this. Of course not. They were following their procedure. To the letter. That's what keeps them out of trouble.
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Dec 14, 2016 15:33
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hanales posted:And here I thought Comcast was just awful at the upper management levels, but it is clear they need to be completely burned to the ground. Nah those people are going way to fast for conditions, they need to slow down.
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fun fact: Paula Abdul has a patent for a mic stand that works exactly like that http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/04/celebrity-invention-paula-abduls-microphone-stand/237012/
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Dec 14, 2016 15:36
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Glazier posted:Nah those people are going way to fast for conditions, they need to slow down. That doesn't excuse captain bad at units to not account for the hill and weather conditions in setting a safety perimeter.
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Dec 14, 2016 15:43
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If I recall correctly the tuna oven guy got crushed to death by the pallets of tuna cans before getting cooked
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Dec 14, 2016 15:59
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Glazier posted:Nah those people are going way to fast for conditions, they need to slow down. Comments were saying Indiana state law says a lane closure like this requires flaggers, signs, 350-500 ft of warning etc so it doesnt really matter how fast people are going, you should be targeting the worst not hoping for the best The fact that they were acting all hunky dory while it was iced up is icing on the cake
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Dec 14, 2016 16:09
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Glazier posted:Nah those people are going way to fast for conditions, they need to slow down. To be fair to the Comcast guy they aren't used to dealing with high speeds.
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Carecat posted:To be fair to the Comcast guy they aren't used to dealing with high speeds.
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Comcast guys also love taking lunches in bike lanes.
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