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Bacon Taco posted:If you like I you will like II. thanks friend  er. for a friend.
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Bacon Taco posted:If you like I you will like II. i thought this was a really obtuse how reference for a moment
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Jun 20, 2017 00:22
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it took a moment to parse for me as well.
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Right right right, man. No, I get it completely, seriously. Thing is though, what if I'm following proper tag out lock out?
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Lock Out, Cock Out
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Someone is definitely fined/fired/and bankrupted. Cell phone and internet outages at NC coast after fiber line cut It appears that several phone and internet companies are having widespread outage issues. It seems that Verizon and Spectrum customers are seeing the biggest issues, while Sprint and AT&T are having some issues. Spectrum officials said a backbone fiber line was cut in Wilmington and more than a dozen crews are working to repair the line now. http://wncn.com/2017/06/19/eastern-nc-reporting-widespread-cell-phone-and-internet-outages/
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Volcott posted:Is bat out of hell II good? Asking for a friend. It's Steinman-y as hell. Your reaction to this information will tell you all you need to know.
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Hubis posted:Barbara Chair nice
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Do arc furnaces do operational site tours? I'd love to experience it in person as they scare the hell out of me on video.
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One of RODALCO's videos showed a nameplate for the step-down transformer for the arc furnace: PRIMARY SIDE: 35,000 volts AC 750 amps AC SECONDARY SIDE (Tap #4): 620 volts AC 42,000 amps AC That's about 45MVA (mega volt-ampere) so a little smaller. It's big a hot and noisy (audibly and electrically) but not all that significant. Be aware that large water-cooled generators at power plants can put out like 250 to 1000MVA. Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 03:58 on Jun 20, 2017 |
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Well if I ever get bored of my kids (if I have any) that's a pretty brilliant way to get my free time back
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Gumbel2Gumbel posted:Well if I ever get bored of my kids (if I have any) that's a pretty brilliant way to get my free time back Even if that water is only like a foot deep that's a hell of a lot of weight on that balcony... 4 feet by 15 feet with one foot depth of water is like 3600 pounds! Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 04:06 on Jun 20, 2017 |
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Jun 20, 2017 04:02
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Three-Phase posted:Even if that water is only like a foot deep that's a hell of a lot of weight on that balcony... Either the builder of the apartments built way over code, or that was taken moments before the inevitable took place.
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Jun 20, 2017 04:11
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Now again that's weight that's distributed over a big area and you can do some amazing stuff with reinforced concrete slabs but still... Also I'm using 60lbs per cubic foot of water.
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Three-Phase posted:Even if that water is only like a foot deep that's a hell of a lot of weight on that balcony... Jeez that should have occurred to me. I was just thinking about the outward pressure. But yeah water is heavy as poo poo.
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Jun 20, 2017 04:15
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Gumbel2Gumbel posted:But yeah water is heavy as poo poo. This one time, at band camp, a friend of mine who drove a pickup truck came up with a brilliant idea. It was hot as hell out there at marching band practice, but if he put down a tarp and filled the back of his truck with water in the morning, we'd have an amazing little "pool" to sit in and cool off during breaks! Then someone thought to do the math problem and figured out that we were talking about two tons or so of water, and the brilliant idea was quietly dropped.
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Jun 20, 2017 04:22
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Three-Phase posted:Even if that water is only like a foot deep that's a hell of a lot of weight on that balcony... That's less than 2 feet of water, and I'd say that's more 10 feet.
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Jun 20, 2017 04:25
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Does it look to anyone else like the side panels are made out of glass? Even if it's tempered & say, 1/4" thick, it shouldn't even really stand up to what is (or was) in there already. And that is assumng the brackets on the steel are fairly large & spreading the load around.
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Powered Descent posted:This one time, at band camp, a friend of mine who drove a pickup truck came up with a brilliant idea. It was hot as hell out there at marching band practice, but if he put down a tarp and filled the back of his truck with water in the morning, we'd have an amazing little "pool" to sit in and cool off during breaks! Then someone thought to do the math problem and figured out that we were talking about two tons or so of water, and the brilliant idea was quietly dropped. No one with the idea of filling a pick up truck with water would ever do math. Story does not check out.
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Volcott posted:Is bat out of hell II good? Asking for a friend. II is good, III is lousy. You know what they say though, 66% is a fair average.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:No one with the idea of filling a pick up truck with water would ever do math. Story does not check out. Its actually really common: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIa997dbpRg A good infographic here: http://truckyeah.jalopnik.com/why-a-bedliner-company-begs-stop-turning-trucks-into-s-1571865086 Holy poo poo the escalade and avalanche have pathetic max payloads. Less than all the compact trucks LOL. JB50 fucked around with this message at 04:41 on Jun 20, 2017 |
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Jun 20, 2017 04:36
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JB50 posted:Its actually really common: Well duh. Like anyone is actually going to haul anything in an escalade or avalance.
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Hell with the weight and pressure, what is the plan to drain this? You just gonna hope the people you live around are cool with you dumping all that water down on them?
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Jun 20, 2017 04:58
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JB50 posted:Its actually really common: Suspension designed more for ride quality. Then new Cummins Titan XD Platinum Reserve 4x4 has a payload of 1470lbs. The crew cab short box v6 4x4 colorado has a payload of 1548lbs.
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Johnny Aztec posted:Well duh. Like anyone is actually going to haul anything in an escalade or avalance. I had one and vastly exceeded that 1300lb limit several times and nothing happened. So unless the '05 and '13 models changed the bed design, that is overly conservative.
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Jun 20, 2017 05:04
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The El Camino pool is where it's at
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check out my Youtube posted:Hell with the weight and pressure, what is the plan to drain this? You just gonna hope the people you live around are cool with you dumping all that water down on them? Simple, really - just get a long hose and siphon it down a storm drain somewhere below.
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Jun 20, 2017 05:21
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Granted, I don't know where in the world that picture was taken, but like... for all that effort, why not just go to the pool? Or better yet, tell your child, "sorry, no pool visits this summer" and sure they will be disappointed but they also will still be alive to speak of said disappointment so...
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blugu64 posted:The Ranchero pool is where it's at
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Johnny Aztec posted:That's less than 2 feet of water, and I'd say that's more 10 feet. So higher than 3600lbs then, got it! JB50 posted:Its actually really common: 
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ChesterJT posted:So higher than 3600lbs then, got it!  It was a real thing in NYC from 1966 to some time in the 1980s. The city owned scores of them. Platystemon fucked around with this message at 06:23 on Jun 20, 2017 |
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Jun 20, 2017 06:21
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Baron von Eevl posted:II is good, III is lousy. You know what they say though, 66% is a fair average. I acknowledge this joke
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Jun 20, 2017 06:55
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I won a fire extinguisher from the safety week drawing.
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Mustached Demon posted:I won a fire extinguisher from the safety week drawing. I had to pay 20 American dollars for one like a sucker.
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http://i.imgur.com/SNK4tk2.mp4 Kazakhstan.
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check out my Youtube posted:Hell with the weight and pressure, what is the plan to drain this? You just gonna hope the people you live around are cool with you dumping all that water down on them? Well, if the weight and pressure is hosed, the draining takes care of itself.
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Mustached Demon posted:I won a fire extinguisher from the safety week drawing. Go start a fire, you'll know what to do.
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I'm pretty sure I would do that as a kid if I was home alone for enough time and had a tarp. Instead I made 3 storeybungie cords for my GI Joes, and built little fires out of the fake petrol+styrofoam napalm. The game was for the cobra forces to hit the fires and the joes to miss.
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When your tower’s cladding goes up like napalm, buy time for your family with this emergency balcony reservoir. #lifehack
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