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Aside from the pain are there any actual problems doing that? Infection from the burn maybe?
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RatHat posted:Aside from the pain are there any actual problems doing that? Infection from the burn maybe? Eye damage from backscatter light. Elevated risk of skin cancer if UV is a component of the laser light used. A predisposition to joining MI and getting eaten by bugs.
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Aug 22, 2017 01:51
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RatHat posted:Aside from the pain are there any actual problems doing that? Infection from the burn maybe? I mean, doing it that direction is pretty loving dumb.
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Aug 22, 2017 02:02
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RatHat posted:Aside from the pain are there any actual problems doing that? Infection from the burn maybe? It would be a lot faster and simpler to use a red-hot branding iron.
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Say Nothing posted:Canada? No snow tires is definitely
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Say Nothing posted:Canada? 
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Say Nothing posted:Canada? Yep, Vancouver during the snow storms last winter. The busses usually say "Sorry, not in service" when not operating, but it's even more Canadian that the drivers made the effort to switch the signs after getting stuck.
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Aug 22, 2017 05:37
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Deteriorata posted:I thought it got dark because all the solar panels quit working. The opposite, actually. They plugged in too many solar panels and they sucked up all the sunlight.
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Aug 22, 2017 05:38
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harperska posted:The opposite, actually. They plugged in too many solar panels and they sucked up all the sunlight. It’s like when the water in a bathtub gets low. Wake up, sheeple!
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Aug 22, 2017 06:52
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i wasn't sure how something could be absolutely disgusting and adorable at the same time but here we are
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"In India Blue represents one of the more favourable gods..." OK, nothing wrong to see here!
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harperska posted:The opposite, actually. They plugged in too many solar panels and they sucked up all the sunlight. http://www.discovery.com/dscovrd/tech/town-rejects-solar-panels-that-would-suck-up-all-the-energy-from-the-sun/ quote:The Woodland Town Council was meeting to re-zone land for a proposed solar power project from Strata Solar Company. During the meeting, a retired science teacher raised concerns "that photosynthesis, which depends upon sunlight, would not happen and would keep the plants from growing,"
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Proteus Jones posted:http://www.discovery.com/dscovrd/tech/town-rejects-solar-panels-that-would-suck-up-all-the-energy-from-the-sun/ I mean, science teacher dude could be right depending on the context. Not a lot is going to grow in the (potentially expansive) shaded area under all the panels. You can't really tell from the bit of quoted text whether this one was a guy angry about losing a large green space to development or just being dumb as hell like the cancer person and the fake study.
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You could grow mushrooms under it and use the waste water from cleaning the panels on the crop.
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FCKGW posted:No kidding. I wonder where he's going from and to. This was from a while back, but I went looking for how this guy was doing and now his account is gone. Bummer, I wanted to see his tunnel collapse.
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I'm really more interested in the teleportation technology that city worker used to arrive at the sink hole so quickly. In other news I saw one of those tree removal guys (like Ashplund but not Ashplund) on his lunch brake just chillin... in the IN-chute of his trailer sized wood chipper. I regret that my wife was with me and I could not bring photographic evidence.
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DiHK posted:In other news I saw one of those tree removal guys (like Ashplund but not Ashplund) on his lunch brake just chillin... in the IN-chute of his trailer sized wood chipper. I regret that my wife was with me and I could not bring photographic evidence. the actual company is Asplundh, so i guess if you saw a dude who was a second-generation knockoff then yeah that would explain it
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White truck with no logo though and a yellow chipper... although I feel like I've seen actual Ashplunhd trucks in Chicagoland so idk wtf. EDIT: Also, seemed like privately hired work too, they weren't clearing utility linty lines. Seemed like they were doing whole tree removal in somebody's back yard though there was another truck (with no chipper) up the street a bit. DiHK fucked around with this message at 03:56 on Aug 23, 2017 |
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FCKGW posted:This was from a while back, but I went looking for how this guy was doing and now his account is gone. Bummer, I wanted to see his tunnel collapse. Awww, he must have gotten found out and whacked. Those videos were so WTF.
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Applesnots posted:I was referring to the one before it. I pocket sized laser capable of burning light colored materials. no glasses and poo poo if a child got ah hold of that woo..... If I remember right anything that strong to be sold to consumers has to have a key lock on it. AVE is on the case https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7WmUXtizEA
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monolithburger posted:AVE is on the case https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7WmUXtizEA Laughed out loud when I saw "patented and confidential"
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DiHK posted:I'm really more interested in the teleportation technology that city worker used to arrive at the sink hole so quickly. It was a false flag, he blew up the road so he could be the hero 
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monolithburger posted:AVE is on the case https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7WmUXtizEA even when he is trying to be serious, he often has no idea what he's talking about. he's wrong on the power supply requirements, and on how FCC, UL and other certifications work. This is a dumb idea for tons of reasons, though. But never trust the word of Canadians, who are all ignorant and superstitious
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cross-posting from the China threadHaier posted:Pro tip: DO NOT TRY TO SECURE A GOD drat TRUCK AGAINST THE WIND WITH YOUR MIDDLE-AGED ARMS. YOU WILL LOSE. Yeesh
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Wonder where "really bad" falls on the spectrum of broken bones to ketchup smear.
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Help me out here, what do you call one of these? I keep trying variants of "hand lantern" on amazon and I'm getting nothing but camping lanterns.
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Volcott posted:Help me out here, what do you call one of these? I keep trying variants of "hand lantern" on amazon and I'm getting nothing but camping lanterns. http://alanwake.wikia.com/wiki/Heavy_Duty_Lantern https://www.amazon.com/Rayovac-85-L...2DR1SF69PQRV8SC
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JB50 posted:http://alanwake.wikia.com/wiki/Heavy_Duty_Lantern I did not google the exact name the game used because I am an idiot.
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Slanderer posted:even when he is trying to be serious, he often has no idea what he's talking about. he's wrong on the power supply requirements, and on how FCC, UL and other certifications work. This is a dumb idea for tons of reasons, though. But never trust the word of Canadians, who are all ignorant and superstitious AvE is generally pretty entertaining but he definitely has a problem with shooting his mouth off when he doesn't really know what's going on. Also while I've met plenty of shop guys who talk like him you'd think a guy with a daughter would be more sensitive about using terms like "oval office hair" as a unit of measure
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Elysiume posted:Wonder where "really bad" falls on the spectrum of broken bones to ketchup smear. He's dead, Jim.
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Elysiume posted:Wonder where "really bad" falls on the spectrum of broken bones to ketchup smear. Whole peeled tomatoes in a can?
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Volcott posted:I did not google the exact name the game used because I am an idiot. Their defining characteristic is arguably that they take 6 V lantern batteries, and searching for that (“6v lantern” or “battery lantern”) turns up several models—all the better if you can filter by category to remove the actual batteries from results. Platystemon fucked around with this message at 07:56 on Aug 23, 2017 |
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DiHK posted:In other news I saw one of those tree removal guys (like Ashplund but not Ashplund) on his lunch brake just chillin... in the IN-chute of his trailer sized wood chipper. I regret that my wife was with me and I could not bring photographic evidence. My Dad worked for Asplundh in the 70s and 80s. Talk about an OSHA unfriendly job. He was observant and careful (and lucky!) but according to him the whole thing seemed incredibly unsafe at times. He was one of the few tree trimmers in our area that did use the 12” “circular saw on a stick” trimmer instead of the “chainsaw on a stick” trimmer while working in the bucket.
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Slanderer posted:even when he is trying to be serious, he often has no idea what he's talking about. he's wrong on the power supply requirements, and on how FCC, UL and other certifications work. This is a dumb idea for tons of reasons, though. But never trust the word of Canadians, who are all ignorant and superstitious
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