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SelenicMartian posted:Where's one where a Robinson R22 does it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbIY8Fn3yJg Edit: That chemical plant in Houston that blew up in the flooding has been sued multiple times and is now facing a criminal investigation. Arkema, now facing criminal probe, hires veteran Houston attorney quote:The Arkema chemical plant — already facing multiple lawsuits over explosions of a volatile chemical in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey — is under criminal investigation by the Harris County District Attorney's Office, officials confirmed Friday. Memento fucked around with this message at 05:51 on Sep 30, 2017 |
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Greatest Living Man posted:Shut it you balding low T gently caress. We're having fun over here i resemble that remark dammit
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This is like the sinks we have at work. Except the tub part isn't even one solid piece, the bottom was glued on so I expect soon enough the water to start spilling through the edges.
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Synthbuttrange posted:That's QLD alright I'm serious. Get me out. EDIT: Well I have a new beer challenge for my mate Humphreys fucked around with this message at 17:48 on Sep 30, 2017 |
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Memento posted:
was expecting more main rotor participation Humphreys posted:I'm serious. Get me out. Queensland is a great place to visit but for god's sake don't live there
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I have a not quite OSHA question but I figure alot of people in the field are in this thread. What is the expected pay for a field technician who deals with commercial systems like Malls and Convention centres etc specialising in command and control. The job includes trouble shooting computer systems, certification of systems before going live, maybe some maintenance, liaising with customers as a form of preventative maintenance, implementation improvements and data feedback to academia/R&D. Little knowledge is required of the controlled systems themselves other than knowing this is the AC and the large constituent parts like "This is a fan". This will be first year with training provided with future opportunities to work overseas. US data would be appreciated but if you have some numbers from New Zealand that is triple points. I ask as the data on the web is has an extremely large variation making it hard to ball park a figure in negotiations should things work out. Thanks guys in advance.
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Humphreys posted:I'm serious. Get me out. I'm sure there'll be a bunch of new mining jobs coming up. Someplace called ANDY? ALDI? It'll be fine.
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oohhboy posted:I have a not quite OSHA question but I figure alot of people in the field are in this thread. So it's an IT gig?
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Nenonen posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0BIP0nVGm8 Guns kill.
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oohhboy posted:I have a not quite OSHA question but I figure alot of people in the field are in this thread. But it's the OSHA thread so really you should start them at minimum wage and deal with what falls out.
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Nenonen posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0BIP0nVGm8 All the headlines say 'Marilyn Manson struck by falling stage scenery during New York concert' - rather than a more accurate 'he pulled it down onto himself. Why didn't he listen to his mother and not touch things he shouldn't'
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That's the lamest fall I've ever seen. The assembly looks like it's falling in moon gravity
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Taking up two parking spaces is punishable by death!
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Doing an oil change on someone else's property with no catch pan is a pretty epic dick move I must agree
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Nuclear Tourist posted:Introducing the boobytrapped antitank mine, the Puckerfactor 9000™
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shame on an IGA posted:Doing an oil change on someone else's property with no catch pan is a pretty epic dick move I must agree Looks more like a coolant issue to me.
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Lovely Joe Stalin posted:Large heavy things often do. Manson slowed the fall considerably with his feet and one stage-hand almost lifted it by himself. If he's actually hurt, then not because he was crushed.
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Holy gently caress, I didn't know what the big deal was until I clicked on the quoted poster and it took me to another thread where they pointed out that was a double stacked mine 
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bucksmash posted:Holy gently caress, I didn't know what the big deal was until I clicked on the quoted poster and it took me to another thread where they pointed out that was a double stacked mine Thanks for the tip: my kinda ape posted:I'm confused, is it just a second AT mine under the first one? That's not going to pose any more danger for someone digging it up than one would since they need like hundreds of pounds of pressure to go off. If it was an antipersonnel mine wouldn't have it gone off more or less immediately unless it was a dud? tastefully arranged labia posted:You see that flap sticking up out of the dirt? That's an anti-tamper device linked to another explosive beneath. You can see it flip up briefly in the video. The weight of the mine above keeps the spring under the flap depressed, but when lifted the flap comes up and boom.
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So how are they able to just run away? Is it a dud or one of those movie bombs with a countdown for no reason?
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Maybe she's tethered so she can just parasail all the way home once they get up to speed.
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mobby_6kl posted:So how are they able to just run away? Is it a dud or one of those movie bombs with a countdown for no reason? I want to say no one makes mines that dumb, but these guys sure seemed to be prepared to spot that paddle and run. Maybe that really is how it’s supposed to work.
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mobby_6kl posted:So how are they able to just run away? Is it a dud or one of those movie bombs with a countdown for no reason? Old lovely things tend to be old and lovely.
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mobby_6kl posted:So how are they able to just run away? Is it a dud or one of those movie bombs with a countdown for no reason? IEDs aren't perfect. Sometimes your trigger degrades or otherwise functions imperfectly. Imperfect triggers can sometimes still function in less-than-optimal fashion, though, which is why they opted to expeditiously remove themselves from the danger area.
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The comments say it's just a grenade. They don't explode immediately.
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Automatic Retard posted:The comments say it's just a grenade. They don't explode immediately. They don't? After you've gouged out a hollow with your hands, or maybe a spoon, pulled the pin, placed it in said hollow, then dropped a mine on top of the spring loaded fuse? I guess so. Doesn't seem like much could go wrong.
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cakesmith handyman posted:So it's an IT gig? At the start yes but responsibilities would expand to the actual sensor hardware so it's not sitting on your rear end from a remote location. It will be vastly travelling to do on-site, on-call. zedprime posted:It varies widely because it's an intersection of computer janitor and trades, both labor pools depending greatly on the local economy. You probably need to pay more than the local warehouse or construction contractor, but less than manufacturing trades or more traditional computer janitor work. If it's developmental, you can probably get away with a probationary wage closer to the warehouse rate, especially if you can tie the raise to something hard like a certification. I figure as much. The company already has big contracts online so they are looking to expand locally and would be paying for airfare etc to get me up to speed. They seem to be a stable company however I don't know the name (Research is out for now) due to me being introduced by a trusted acquaintance on my behalf. So if they like his recommendation I am in as I have effectively done an interview with him by working out his IT problems and have shown I am not some goonlord who can't put two sentences together without making GBS threads myself. I can also talk to the parent company overseas in their language as a bonus. There seems to be space to move to team leader and beyond. I have demonstrated leadership skills as President of a club and continue to develop them so the opportunities are there. I have naturally moved up whenever there is space to do something like this so I am not going to sweat this. I will be asking for more than minimum though as it is a joke here and even a half rear end CJ would be earning more than that if they aren't some call centre jockey. I do freelance residential CJ on the side which gets me $50-$100 an hour but that is not exactly what you call steady income so I treat it as a bonus if I get a job than some viable business or career path not that I haven't done some promotion. If I high ball the number too much I can always blame the internet for giving such wild numbers which is 100% the truth and work my way down from there. It like everything else isn't guaranteed but it doesn't hurt to do some ground work before hand. Its best practice as long I don't get my hopes up and just let it play out. Thanks alot guys, if you have anything to add please do.
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Ceiling fan posted:They don't? After you've gouged out a hollow with your hands, or maybe a spoon, pulled the pin, placed it in said hollow, then dropped a mine on top of the spring loaded fuse? That's just it; for a grenade, pulling the pin only unlocks the actual arming catch; the spoon on the side of the grenade has to pop off before the 3-second fuse is activated, and with it being in a shallow pit like that, most of the blast is going to be directed straight up.
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Sel Nar posted:That's just it; for a grenade, pulling the pin only unlocks the actual arming catch; the spoon on the side of the grenade has to pop off before the 3-second fuse is activated, and with it being in a shallow pit like that, most of the blast is going to be directed straight up. Presumably the AT mine was positioned on top of the spoon. So once you see it flip you have 3 seconds to GTFO. (Would you get a sympathetic detonation of the AT mine? Or are the casings in the way too much?)
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