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Snowglobe of Doom posted:This is still my favourite "Idiot tries to drive through flooded underpass" video: Do firetrucks normally have snorkels?
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boner confessor posted:where's the video where a local news guy is talking about how a parking garage got flooded in heavy rain and he says "local residents were not happy about the flooding" and it just cuts to a guy next to his ruined car screaming "F**************CK! F*************CK!" like five times lol I want to see this too
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Guy Axlerod posted:Do firetrucks normally have snorkels? Snorkels are pretty common on vehicles with 4WD in Australia but it turns out those fireys hosed up when they misjudged the height of a signpost which made them think the water was much shallower than it turned out to be. They got into a bit of poo poo over that and the driver was banned from driving in future.
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SinineSiil posted:I want to see this too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4JTcH_LEfE
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Apr 12, 2017 19:27
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haha yes thank you this is it
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Apr 12, 2017 20:19
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I love it when people get literally hopping mad
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Apr 12, 2017 20:20
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Please don't post my morning standup scrum meetings
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Apr 12, 2017 20:26
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I'm glad those soldiers weren't wearing body armor or they would've drowned.
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Why would they have been wearing body armour?
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JoelJoel posted:Why would they have been wearing body armour? To protect against roving bands of looters.
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JoelJoel posted:Why would they have been wearing body armour? Hell if know, I don't know the gear standards for deploying soldiers in the US. When I saw them coming out all I could think of was "Oh poo poo, I hope those guys in the back aren't geared up and drown because the driver is an idiot"
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JoelJoel posted:Why would they have been wearing body armour? For the US military, it's because senior leaders are notoriously out of touch with what training requires and want to be seen as good leaders by making their people do things the hard way, especially when it comes to In the field you call get away with ignoring that bullshit once you're outta sight, and in the interest of actual troop safety, most team leaders that aren't broken will disregard stupid directives.
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I've been paying more attention to those material codes because of this thread and it's always something boring like UN 1993. C'mon, just give me one truck of molten phenol.
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Wasabi the J posted:For the US military, it's because senior leaders are notoriously out of touch with what training requires and want to be seen as good leaders by making their people do things the hard way, especially when it comes to combat larping is the best way i have ever heard that described thank you. e: just like gently caress if im not losing my kevlar the second we get out in the poo poo.
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Volcott posted:I've been paying more attention to those material codes because of this thread and it's always something boring like UN 1993.
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Honestly, I don't really care what it is as long as it's molten.
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https://gfycat.com/WellgroomedPhonyHypacrosaurus
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https://fat.gfycat.com/OddWeakAxolotl.mp4 https://zippy.gfycat.com/WellgroomedPhonyHypacrosaurus.mp4 Link directly to the file to embed. Platystemon fucked around with this message at 22:36 on Apr 13, 2017 |
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And that, dear children, is why you never want your load to shift in transit.
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Sooo... that guy's dead, right?
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haveblue posted:Sooo... that guy's dead, right? Yes.
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haveblue posted:Sooo... that guy's dead, right? It looks like that particular part of the bridge wasn't too high, maybe he's ok
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Volcott posted:Honestly, I don't really care what it is as long as it's molten.
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Prince George's County fire officials report over two dozen people are stuck on a roller coaster at Six Flags America in Bowie. The 24 people have been stuck at the top of the Joker's Jinx since 6 p.m. EST. http://www.kwch.com/content/news/24-riders-stuck-on-roller-coaster-at-Six-Flags-America-419435764.html
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Just send the cops in to drag those trespassers off the ride.
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Man I hate it when my game glitches out like, besides it's not OSHA he's wearing a helmet 
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Turtlicious posted:Man I hate it when my game glitches out like, besides it's not OSHA he's wearing a helmet RIP indian larry
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zedprime posted:You can't spit without hitting a molten sulfur truck if you're anywhere near oil/chemical industry. We also regularly get shipments of molten/liquid ammonium nitrate (relatively low melting point of 160C).
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chitoryu12 posted:Tornado? Yep. Not sure how its OSHA.
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I regularly pass trucks filled with liquid bitumen which are only bad for the smell of the kerosene burner and the sulphur smell that goes with it. Most other trucks are either petrol, sulphuric acid or fly ash from the power plants that they put into concrete
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flosofl posted:Yep. Not sure how its OSHA. No high vis gear on the roof.
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flosofl posted:Yep. Not sure how its OSHA. At work we have been storing yogurt labeled "must be refrigerated between 33-38°F" in a network closet which facilities has set to 57°F and calls it "cold enough." The current batch has been in there 48 hours, a new record. This is stuff they put in the free snack/drink fridge when there is room. 
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Not OSHA, but I like how those school gym lights make a CHOOM noise when you turn them on.
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