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Jose posted:my coworker has a friend who on the first day of the job as a tree surgeon saw his boss decapitate himself Please the term is 'Pollarding'
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There's a quote from Superior Firepower: The Making of Aliens, where one of the stunt directors talks about the APC. It was made out of a airplane tug with all the ballast stripped out, meaning it was pretty goddamn powerful. They needed a shot of it driving head on in a straight line for as long as possible, and set cameras up at the end of the road with the maximum run up for the APC. The stunt director thought "on second thoughts, let's run the cameras remotely instead of putting cameramen in the way of the moving vehicle". Lo and behold, the brakes fail, and the cameras get loving creamed by a multiple ton vehicle at full speed. Fortunately though, no one is hurt. The whole thing is full of some pretty OSHA moments, like asphyxiating Bill Paxton and Vasquez's actress via putting them in an enclosed location with a fire, letting them recover, then doing the exact same thing again.
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Killstick posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHJZNFKksBs XCOM3 looking good!
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NoneMoreNegative posted:Please the term is 'Pollarding' You cant see the forest for the trees
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Rusty Rickshaw posted:You cant see the forest for the trees
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solarNativity posted:Owning a Hi-Point is negligent.
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Bogatyr posted:Use of the widowmaker about a minute in. NMS: http://i.imgur.com/rxtbqD2.jpg
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Triticum Guzzler posted:its really amazing how the actions of goons and mods are so freaking far beyond the pale that its actually impossible for a bystander to believe.
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Powered Descent posted:Happy page 300! No guard on the sword, someone's going to lose a limb if he keeps using it like that
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Powered Descent posted:Happy page 300! Here's your cake! 
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I'm hoping, that in the full version with audio you hear the drivers door open as he jumps out...right????
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Observe the mating ritual of the Australian bulldozer in it's natural habitat.
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mattfl posted:I'm hoping, that in the full version with audio you hear the drivers door open as he jumps out...right???? Doesn't look like it
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Jew it to it! posted:Observe the mating ritual of the Australian bulldozer in it's natural habitat. *Canadian. There's literally nowhere in Australia that has land that flat with snow on it.
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Memento posted:*Canadian. There's literally nowhere in Australia that has land that flat with snow on it. what province still has such stone-age looking license plates?
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I think it's tibet or possibly south korea.
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Jose posted:my coworker has a friend who on the first day of the job as a tree surgeon saw his boss decapitate himself instant promotion.
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mattfl posted:I'm hoping, that in the full version with audio you hear the drivers door open as he jumps out...right???? Pretty sure the camera gave you the same view the person's head would have after that impact...
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Powershift posted:I think it's tibet or possibly south korea. That could be it. I mean, I assumed it was Canada only because of the large mining equipment and the snow, but it could be a whole bunch of places that aren't Australia.
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It's China. The only shocking part is this didn't happen in a crowded intersection.
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You can see an arm and a torso in the last few interior frames... wearing a blackish jacket. I'm betting lived, some movement there that doesn't look like dead chicken twitchin E:but maybe not, copuld be the angle but i deffo don't see a head DiHK fucked around with this message at 04:01 on Mar 3, 2017 |
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Lutha Mahtin posted:what province still has such stone-age looking license plates? I decided to look up Canadian plates because i have no better way to spend my time and holy poo poo, Nunavut: 
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Cthulu Carl posted:I decided to look up Canadian plates because i have no better way to spend my time and holy poo poo, Nunavut: I'm surprised they need that many characters on a Nunavut license plate.
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Cthulu Carl posted:I decided to look up Canadian plates because i have no better way to spend my time and holy poo poo, Nunavut: What? Explore Canada's arctic, get eaten by a bear. Bears gotta eat too, you know.
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Did no one read the link on the imgur page? http://www.thedrive.com/news/8026/front-end-loader-nearly-decapitates-unsuspecting-driver-in-china
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FogHelmut posted:Did no one read the link on the imgur page? Of course it happened in China.
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FogHelmut posted:Did no one read the link on the imgur page? God, the writing style in this article is seriously garbage. Was this written by a high school student? I keep noticing various flaws. Maybe not a native English speaker, I'm not sure.
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Upon further inspection, this person writes several articles a day, and is probably an underpaid intern. Seriously though, proofread a little.
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kierrie posted:instant promotion. A cut-throat business!
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NoWake posted:I looked up fire suit ratings as they pertained to the ones worn in racing, protection ranges from 3 to 40 seconds. A few pages late, but my brother told me a story about when he was deployed to Afghanistan and went to do a quick change on a hot M2 barrel with Nomex gloves on. Only about 12(?) threads to turn on an M2 barrel to mount/unmount it, so about ten seconds to unscrew. Almost got blisters all over both his hands, ended up having to throw out the gloves because the fibers on them were completely hosed. But hey, better than the alternatives!
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Baronjutter posted:My friend, who had some electrical background and safety training raised the alarm a few times over the equipment. His manager repeatedly told him "It's been like that for years, you're the only one complaining, they don't make that model of mixer anymore and it's really good. Why fix it if it's not broken? Just be careful, everyone knows." He finally quit, but only because he finally lined up another job months later. Many others told him they were really concerned about the equipment safety there and were sure someone was going to get hurt real bad one day, but they needed the work. The boss would also hint that she couldn't afford to replace all the kitchen stuff or upgrade the panel and it would be a shame if the restaurant was forced to shut down. Just break the hazardous mixer. Open it up and pull out a bunch of important poo poo until it stops working to force the manager into buying a new one. What is it with American workers being so afraid to steal and break poo poo?
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i just figured out you work at the airport from which i fly fairly often so that's definitely made me feel a lot safer Deadly Ham Sandwich posted:What is it with American workers being so afraid to steal and break poo poo? stockholm syndrome, end-stage capitalism version. ChickenOfTomorrow fucked around with this message at 07:12 on Mar 3, 2017 |
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Also other workers are traitors that will rat you out.
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You can't climb crowded ladders without knocking other people of them.
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Deadly Ham Sandwich posted:What is it with American workers being so afraid to steal and break poo poo? One nation, under crab-pot.
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Deadly Ham Sandwich posted:What is it with American workers being so afraid to steal and break poo poo? Fewer employment protections so you can get fired just for suspicion of having done something, a more limited safety net so aforementioned firing can block you from the meager unemployment insurance an hourly food prep job provides, and a general lack of savings for most people making absorbing a loss of income more difficult.
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