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Baronjutter posted:These idiot crusty train hobos insanely dangerous video is actually giving me some really useful angles and close ups for my model train hobby thank you. Hah! My exact thought when watching this was 'Man, train-bros could get a ton of excellent reference out of this video."
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I just saw this, pretty drat stupid. I would have expected more from any plant operator. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfUrC2u_Nsc And using a pipe wrench on a valve stem? Come on.... I bet it was something simple like a busted cotter pin attaching the hand wheel.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWkcuR0adeI This other is pretty drat stupid too. Senor P. fucked around with this message at 09:18 on Aug 5, 2017 |
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using pipe wrenches on valve stemps is a pretty normal thing on lovely rental tanks with all the valve handles missing. on small 4 inch valves and stuff at least.
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Anta posted:Crossposting this from the Cold War thread. It could also be CGI. There's a computer animation school in Montreal and one of the projects is to try and make a video which will go viral online and they create videos just like this every year. They were the source of the eagle snatches child in park video from a few years ago.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:It could also be CGI. There's a computer animation school in Montreal and one of the projects is to try and make a video which will go viral online and they create videos just like this every year. They were the source of the eagle snatches child in park video from a few years ago. quote:Normand Archambault, Loïc Mireault and Félix Marquis-Poulin, students at Centre NAD, have come forward to claim responsibility for the overnight sensation. hahahhahah
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panascope posted:Take a peek at this beauty, part of the roof structure of the Mercedes-Benz stadium in Atlanta: Was this inspired by someone with children who keep random Lego pieces laying around?
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Possibly the roof structure was designed via genetic algorithm?
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Considering the entire building is bugfuck insanity in glass and steel...
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Prav posted:missing hands + ring That's because they collapsed in February.
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Prav posted:missing hands + ring http://i.imgur.com/O3Hb2a9.mp4
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This seems rad as hell but potentially lethal https://instagram.com/p/BXSYatzAMj2/ Concrete skate pool on a patio deck (with built in fire pit).
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http://www.king5.com/news/local/hanford/tests-show-hanford-workers-inhaled-radioactive-plutonium/461574180quote:On June 8 approximately 350 Hanford workers were ordered to “take cover” after alarms designed to detect elevated levels of airborne radioactive contamination went off. It was quickly determined that radioactive particles had been swept out of a containment zone at the plutonium finishing plant (PFP) demolition site. The work is considered the most hazardous demolition project on the entire nuclear reservation.
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hailthefish posted:Considering the entire building is bugfuck insanity in glass and steel... That looks like one of those giant flowers that smells of rotten meat. Raflesia or something.
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hailthefish posted:Considering the entire building is bugfuck insanity in glass and steel... Are those "pie wedges" on gimbals to close off the roof for weather? If so, that's pretty damned cool.
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Proteus Jones posted:Are those "pie wedges" on gimbals to close off the roof for weather? If so, that's pretty damned cool. Looks like it 
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Proteus Jones posted:Are those "pie wedges" on gimbals to close off the roof for weather? If so, that's pretty damned cool. yes, the roof can be opened and closed (for another year or two before it's closed permanently like all other retractable stadium roof designs)
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Phanatic posted:http://www.king5.com/news/local/hanford/tests-show-hanford-workers-inhaled-radioactive-plutonium/461574180 I wouldn't work at Hanford for a million dollars a year.
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it is my goal to capture this as my palace after the apocalypse the roof would be slave-powered of course
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SmokaDustbowl posted:hosed if that will work more than 5 times It's a Mercedes, so it will work until a week after the warranty expires.
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Deteriorata posted:It's a Mercedes, so it will work until a week after the warranty expires. Unless you lube it thrice monthly with the patented teutonic Unicorn Grease® such as is required for MB sunroof tracks. poo poo costs more than printer ink.
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Three-Phase posted:I wouldn't work at Hanford for a million dollars a year. Living near it appears to be a bit of a dicey proposition as well. Lots of long-term health consequences in local families.
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I'm the ceiling tile that got blown up by the displaced air as the cart sailed by. I almost forgot to remove a necklace with a (civilian) steel dogtag on it. The set-up tech didn't notice it. I haven't had another since a heart surgeon installed a titanium ring in my left atrium. I know, intellectually, that titanium is non-ferrous. On an instinctual level, however, I harbour a small degree of trepidation about my next trip through the doughnut. PainterofCrap fucked around with this message at 05:02 on Aug 6, 2017 |
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The magnets in an MRI are more than powerful enough to cause minor inductive heating in a piece of metal placed in the field, ferrous or not. theoretically those induced currents could create reactive fields of their own that would subtly interact with the machine field. Is your body sensitive enough to detect the small amount of heat and microscopic tugs on the metal parts? Think about that instead.
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I love the people in CSB animations http://i.imgur.com/vRqRs04.mp4 'It's warm. The leak must be near.' from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiILbGbk8Qk 'Guys, let's poke a worn pipe with a pike while hot fuel is flowing through it. No, we haven't replaced it as we were told ten years ago.' SelenicMartian fucked around with this message at 05:22 on Aug 6, 2017 |
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What would one of those do to the stent in my heart. 
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Piggy Smalls posted:What would one of those do to the stent in my heart. You'd probably be OK as long the tech follows accepted safety guidelines. http://www.mrisafety.com/SafetyInfov.asp?SafetyInfoID=352
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boner confessor posted:yes, the roof can be opened and closed (for another year or two before it's closed permanently like all other retractable stadium roof designs) Is that actually an issue with retractable roofs? I don't recall any problems with any in North America (Toronto, Seattle, Milwaukee, Houston, Phoenix x2, etc)
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Piggy Smalls posted:What would one of those do to the stent in my heart. According to my research it would be awful and lovely but the choreography would be marvelous https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZcmuKsyvzg
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Mr. Fix It posted:Is that actually an issue with retractable roofs? I don't recall any problems with any in North America (Toronto, Seattle, Milwaukee, Houston, Phoenix x2, etc) They're large, complex machines that require regular maintenance.
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Mr. Fix It posted:Is that actually an issue with retractable roofs? I don't recall any problems with any in North America (Toronto, Seattle, Milwaukee, Houston, Phoenix x2, etc) Parties Settle Lawsuit Over Miller Park Roof quote:The stadium’s roof has had problems since the ballpark opened in 2001, including loud noises, leaks and faulty mechanical systems. Mitsubishi had signed a contract to build the roof for $46 million.
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