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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Nice copied shark.
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The wood pallets are made off aren't exactly known for their structural integrity. Most of them I have seen are best used as firewood and even then they are a bit poo poo at that.
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Especially on their side. They're only designed for vertical strength in the first place. 
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oohhboy posted:The wood pallets are made off aren't exactly known for their structural integrity. Most of them I have seen are best used as firewood and even then they are a bit poo poo at that. The actual EUR pallet(s) will do just fine but seems like most of them are just euro-pallet sized and probably not built up to the standard. e: I say standard but it's like 30 standards.
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Jul 5, 2017 19:31
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The best thing about standards is that there's so many to choose from
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Jul 5, 2017 19:37
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Azhais posted:The best thing about standards is that there's so many to choose from No I mean an EPAL pallet must adhere to like 30 standards all at once.
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Jerry Cotton posted:No I mean an EPAL pallet must adhere to like 30 standards all at once. You aren't kidding. Wikipedia posted:The EUR-pallet's dimensions are defined in the following standards:
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Jul 5, 2017 20:05
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Considering all the things seen in this thread that can't possibly be construed as a negative.
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oohhboy posted:or is there some stupid "right to work" going on? Home Depot isn't unionized, so, no. It has nothing to do with "right to work."
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Edit: Never mind. Already posted...
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Jet Jaguar posted:The worried "It's looking for a ground!" and then backing away quickly: we're they a lot closer to an arc than you ever want to be? The power output from a HiPot while still dangerous (current and voltage-wise) it's is pretty limited compared to what's in an arc flash. A properly designed device should intrinsically limit current when a fault occurs. We're talking about maybe several amps jumping a gap versus tens of thousands of amps.
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MisterOblivious posted:Home Depot isn't unionized, so, no. It has nothing to do with "right to work." I think a lot of folks get confused byt the distinction between "at will" employment and "right to work" both of these things are also pretty much designed to royally gently caress you as an employee but i thinkl they are referring more to "at will" employment Hey you voted for X huh, well you arent working out here... no no these things arent related at all.
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Jul 5, 2017 21:01
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Moto42 posted:While 'Right to Work' laws primarily target unions, in Texas (and many other states I'm to understand) they also roll up a 'Right to Fire Your rear end for any reason'. that would be the "at will" part that lets me fire you for wearing a my little pony shirt
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Jul 5, 2017 21:03
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Yup, See edit.
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Moto42 posted:Yup, See edit. Awww. I thought you were going to  up a cool chalkboard picture.
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sneakyfrog posted:wearing a my little pony shirt Absolutely a fireable offense. Probably written into the contract if youre union too.
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Hotel I'm at is under new management and they put banners over the old signs, but what's the best thing to tie them off to? How about the firefighter hookups? 
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MausoleumExtremist posted:Hotel I'm at is under new management and they put banners over the old signs, but what's the best thing to tie them off to? How about the firefighter hookups?
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Boiled Water posted:Considering all the things seen in this thread that can't possibly be construed as a negative. It shouldn't. Having lots of rules is what keeps both people and goods safe. e: It's still a free market because you can simply choose not to use EPAL containers and buy lovely ones instead 
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dexter6 posted:At least they tied them to the test hookups (used by technicians to test the system and not in emergencies) vs the actual standpipe system. Like the people tying them have any idea what those are.
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https://twitter.com/nktpnd/status/882690718275436544 Ballsy.
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Jul 6, 2017 00:06
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I'll lol forever if the Kim dynasty dies in the nedlin disaster 2.0
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http://i.imgur.com/5nTeECl.gifv
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Raskolnikov38 posted:I'll lol forever if the Kim dynasty dies in the nedlin disaster 2.0 Kim Yo-jong is the younger sister of Jong-un and apparently she's even nastier than he is.
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Memento posted:Kim Yo-jong is the younger sister of Jong-un and apparently she's even nastier than he is. Ms Juche if you nasty
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Jul 6, 2017 02:50
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Sure nothing bad will happen here.
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Anyone fancy a game of jenga?
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If you can't handle 500lbs of pop landing on your had, maybe you don't deserve to live in 'murica
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Powershift posted:If you can't handle 500lbs of pop landing on your had, maybe you don't deserve to live in 'murica Are you trying to start a fight? 
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Facebook Aunt posted:Are you trying to start a fight? Pop is actually the more popular term in the important swing states, and those are the only ones that matter 
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It's a soda-water or coke.
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blugu64 posted:It's a soda-water or coke. Coke as a generic term has always boggled me. It's a distinct soda not like a qtip or a bandaid.
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it's not that crazy, in the UK people called vacuum cleaners Hoovers for the longest time. also Heroin is the brand name but people use that to describe any sort of junk they can get their hands on
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DiggityDoink posted:Coke as a generic term has always boggled me. It's a distinct soda not like a qtip or a bandaid. Being from Texas, I just adapted to using it, and I worked at McDonald's, so it was doubly confusing for some of my out of town customers.  Let me get number one and a large Coke.  ok, and what kind Coke do you want? ... A Coke? ok your total will be 4.10 at the first window. ... Ok.
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JFairfax posted:it's not that crazy, in the UK people called vacuum cleaners Hoovers for the longest time. Yeah but this is like if people in the UK used the term "Hoover" for vacuum cleaners, brooms, mops, dusters, toilet brushes, and any other cleaning product on a stick.
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Wasabi the J posted:Being from Texas, I just adapted to using it, and I worked at McDonald's, so it was doubly confusing for some of my out of town customers. If this occurs in Florida, they'll then proceed to hand you a Diet Coke.
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vacuum cleaners are not cleaning products on a stick
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JFairfax posted:vacuum cleaners are not cleaning products on a stick i bet you think a hot dog isn't a sandwich either
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DiggityDoink posted:Coke as a generic term has always boggled me. It's a distinct soda not like a qtip or a bandaid. Wait, aren't those distinct brands as well, even if they've become the generic term for cotton swabs and bandages respectively? Those might not be the best examples to use...
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