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Splode posted:Remind me which airport you work in so I can never, ever fly there.
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Jesus Christ posted:This was really fascinating. I've often wondered about emergency response at long courses, especially poo poo like motorcycle races around the Isle of Man or something where one little gently caress up sends you into some ancient stone wall at 150mph. During the TT there's a medevac chopper or two flying directly over the course at all times, ambulances are on standby throughout and they red flag the race as soon as a crash happens. This doesn't make it any less deadly but it makes the bystanders feel better.
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I liked the one where the guy jammed two screwdrivers into the sockets.
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Zzulu posted:They should bring back airships for commercial use tbh. It'd be like taking a cruise, but in the sky: Bel Geddes No. 4 or bust!  
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Zzulu posted:They should bring back airships for commercial use tbh. It'd be like taking a cruise, but in the sky: I would fly across the Atlantic on an old 1930s-style zeppelin if I was ever given the chance. No hesitation, sign me the gently caress up.
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Slugworth posted:It's adorable that you think what he described isn't SOP for every airport in the country. Those guys earn slightly over minimum wage and it's a no experience or education required position. It's adorable that you assume I'm American. Your country is a disaster.
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I never understood the appeal of cruises. All the amenities of a hotel, but with higher prices, more nausea and gastrointestinal illness, and a much higher chance of drowning. Sign me the gently caress up!
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Dienes posted:I never understood the appeal of cruises. All the amenities of a hotel, but with higher prices, more nausea and gastrointestinal illness, and a much higher chance of drowning. Sign me the gently caress up! I think the theory here is that you end up someplace new in the morning. You don't get that in hotels unless you find yourself waking up in some fleabag in a tub full of ice
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Dienes posted:I never understood the appeal of cruises. All the amenities of a hotel, but with higher prices, more nausea and gastrointestinal illness, and a much higher chance of drowning. Sign me the gently caress up! Cruises are awesome. Ive never got sick on one and youre more likely to hit a lower deck than the ocean if you go over the railing.
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Dienes posted:I never understood the appeal of cruises. All the amenities of a hotel, but with higher prices, more nausea and gastrointestinal illness, and a much higher chance of drowning. Sign me the gently caress up! You get all the amenities of a hotel but they include visits to other countries like the Bahamas or Norway. You get to spend all of the travel time in a comfortable resort environment instead of on a plane or train.
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Dienes posted:I never understood the appeal of cruises. All the amenities of a hotel, but with higher prices, more nausea and gastrointestinal illness, and a much higher chance of drowning. Sign me the gently caress up! I wonder though; people drown in hotels all the time.
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Zzulu posted:They should bring back airships for commercial use tbh. It'd be like taking a cruise, but in the sky: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq-N3_plNq8
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JB50 posted:Cruises are awesome. Ive never got sick on one and youre more likely to hit a lower deck than the ocean if you go over the railing. What has always put me off is the chance of meeting 'that couple' You know they are. You'd the entire cruise hiding behind potted ferns or under tables to avoid speaking to them again.
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spog posted:What has always put me off is the chance of meeting 'that couple' Yes well Mr. Wooster I think you'll find that doesn't really happen so much to other people.
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Well, this isn't quite OSHA but probably belongs in this thread:
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WrenP-Complete posted:Well, this isn't quite OSHA but probably belongs in this thread: The name of the device is truth, apparently.
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Never would have guess something like that would make a cow happy.
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WrenP-Complete posted:Well, this isn't quite OSHA but probably belongs in this thread: Now this is correct and good ppe osha whatever the gently caress. Instead of potentially harming themselves on fences and such, moo cows can groom themselves on an efficient and safe grooming brush! Now that is a happy cow! 
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moist turtleneck posted:That cow isnt wearing a helmet It's okay, cows have really thick skulls. 
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that's fake ewes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmT-uIUFdIY
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WrenP-Complete posted:Well, this isn't quite OSHA but probably belongs in this thread: Huh, I never knew that glove leather came from actual degloving. Neat.
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WrenP-Complete posted:Well, this isn't quite OSHA but probably belongs in this thread: 
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I love how happy the cow looks!
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moist turtleneck posted:that's fake ewes Were they expecting this to happen? I can only imagine that's why they were filming in the first place. Chard fucked around with this message at 02:17 on Jan 23, 2017 |
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WrenP-Complete posted:Well, this isn't quite OSHA but probably belongs in this thread: An apparatus for infusing lovely kebab meat made of cardboard and rat feces with bovine flavour.
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WrenP-Complete posted:Well, this isn't quite OSHA but probably belongs in this thread: Yes, I'd like everything with it, thanks!
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Chard posted:
quote:Cow's '' Unlucky ''day ! Get killed by a single Headbutt !
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WrenP-Complete posted:Well, this isn't quite OSHA but probably belongs in this thread: gently caress yeah, cattle turn it on theselves. http://www.kerbl.com/catalog/ShowArtikel.aspx?siteID=2&SKCatalogID=555068&SKTreeParentID=555089&SKTreeID=555091&SKProductID=3127203
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Three-Phase posted:Inga awoo This answers none of my questions.
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Chard posted:
Maybe not expecting the cow to die, but thought they'd be filming a pissed off ram trying to go after the cows.
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It's not like a dead cow is a big deal. Like when an escalator breaks it becomes stairs, when a cow breaks it becomes steak. sorry for the deliciousness.
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Why is no one posting Paul und die Kuhputzmaschine? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQzcsN1zdM4 gently caress me, look at them cows enjoying themselves https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raLHCMxPgOQ
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Powershift posted:It's not like a dead cow is a big deal. Like when an escalator breaks it becomes stairs, when a cow breaks it becomes steak. A strong blow to the forehead is one of the steps of standard cattle slaughtering procedure anyway, ram was just trying to comply with meat industry standards.
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From the Schadenfreude thread:Platystemon posted:I’m going to attempt to embed this but it probably will not work so here is the link: http://streamable.com/6bl18
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haveblue posted:A strong blow to the forehead is one of the steps of standard cattle slaughtering procedure anyway, ram was just trying to comply with meat industry standards. Well there are a couple of different bolt-stunners that can be used to basically KO the cattle so it can be bled out. Jarvis makes a couple of these products and other interesting devices. http://www.jarvisproducts.com/beefstunners.htm Check out the robotic head-dropper for pigs: http://www.jarvisproducts.com/Jarvis%20Pork%20JR50RHD.htm
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