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JFairfax posted:aks me anything Do you think they're gonna make enough tiny nintendos this time?
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Tumble posted:What the gently caress kind of map is that? One that shows stupid is everywhere?
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JFairfax posted:not quite as much as people who say 'chomping' at the bit though Wait, what? I like how that map indicates that basically everywhere you look there are morons.
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SavageMessiah posted:Wait, what? So it's an accurate map.
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Might could/might should
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SavageMessiah posted:Wait, what? Champing at the bit vs chomping at the bit And no one needs mirrors in every direction.
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Holy poo poo.
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SavageMessiah posted:Wait, what? It's "champing at the bit", not "chomping".
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Tumble posted:What the gently caress kind of map is that? It's showing that a minority of people everywhere in the country say "on accident." This is called the "moron ratio"
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Glazier posted:It's "champing at the bit", not "chomping". What difference does it make? Both words mean the same thing.
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Irregardless, we should move on.
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Good on him, turning on his hazards.
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SpacePig posted:God, drowning in grease is one thing, but people not noticing you fell through a hole in the ground of a restaurant for 5-10 minutes is another thing entirely. What's this restaurant's setup that a customer could access any part of a grease trap, much less fall directly into it? It's an ice cream stand--not really even a restaurant. The grease trap was outside on the property behind the stand somewhere.
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Proteus Jones posted:Holy poo poo. But suprisingly, no PISSSSSSS!
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blugu64 posted:Might could/might should I wonder if that's a hybrid of "could do" that I've heard Brits that I work with use. As in:  "Hey, we should code this section like this, instead of this..." "Yes, could do, I guess."Content:  Hey, we're pulling some serious current through that box. Gotta keep 'er cool somehow.
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DiHK posted:But suprisingly, no PISSSSSSS! There's probably some inside the wrecked car now
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"What, the ice is in a bag. No way water could come in direct contact with the wires/current. What do you mean condensation? What does the outside of my beer can have to do with this situation?"
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:I wonder if that's a hybrid of "could do" that I've heard Brits that I work with use. As in: That reminds me about the Liquid Nitrogen tanks on the streets of New York. How do they not get stolen / tampered with? I mean people are stupid enough to steal radioactive equipment from a hospital... I can imagine someone trying to steal several buckets of Liquid Nitrogen and freezing their hands off.
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Ak Gara posted:That reminds me about the Liquid Nitrogen tanks on the streets of New York. How do they not get stolen / tampered with? I mean people are stupid enough to steal radioactive equipment from a hospital... I can imagine someone trying to steal several buckets of Liquid Nitrogen and freezing their hands off. aside from the logistical challenge, liquid nitrogen is too inexpensive to be worth stealing. it's cheaper than milk
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boner confessor posted:aside from the logistical challenge, liquid nitrogen is too inexpensive to be worth stealing. it's cheaper than milk As easily obtained? I've never looked into it, I would (assume) MotherFuckingJames can't walk into a store off the street (or order legit online) and buy some, but maybe I'm wrong, I should google this.
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blugu64 posted:Might could/might should "Can you borrow me a quarter?"
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MF_James posted:As easily obtained? I've never looked into it, I would (assume) MotherFuckingJames can't walk into a store off the street (or order legit online) and buy some, but maybe I'm wrong, I should google this. Yeah, you can just go and buy some off the street. You need a proper container and if you dont have one you can buy or rent one.
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I've bought LN2 just by walking in to the office / shop and telling them that's what I'm here for. They don't dispense unless you have a suitable container, but that's probably something that you could get around with some basic "c'mon, I came a long way for this!" type arguing. Depending on the amount you want, how quickly you want it ("right now" is harder than "deliver it to my place of business next week"), and the arcane plumbing on the container you've got (actual quote: "Is this... uh... European?") it might not be worth the dispenser's time to argue with you about safety. I've been lucky and never had a risk of something bad happening, but I can easily imagine one of the employees just pouring a couple of litres into your Gatorade cooler for you if you catch him just before closing. LN2 is Dangerous Goods, but it's like the easy, babby's-first-hazardous-shipment kind of DG. Don't drink it, don't swim in it, and don't try to seal the container and then sleep with it in an enclosed space, but otherwise it's pretty safe. Idiots always find a way to make it ludicrously dangerous, but I've also been lucky in being able to avoid mixing idiots with LN2, so far.
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Just like Grandpa! 
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This is how Artie Lange's father became a quadriplegic. They attempted to sue the ladder company, but couldn't because he had originally stolen the ladder.
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MF_James posted:As easily obtained? I've never looked into it, I would (assume) MotherFuckingJames can't walk into a store off the street (or order legit online) and buy some, but maybe I'm wrong, I should google this. you can't just walk into a store and say "i'd like one gallon of liquid nitrogen, please" because the uses of it and the means necessary to store and transport it preclude retail use vs. industrial or institutional use. but there's no licensing or anything, if you want to spend the money you could call up praxair or whoever and have a tank full of liquid nitrogen behind your house tomorrow if you can convince the salesperson you're not going to do something stupid with it e: apparently you can just buy it from a welding supply or building supply store. it looks like nearly all of the cost is for the container, and liquid nitrogen can be as cheap as fifty cents a gallon if you get it in bulk boner confessor fucked around with this message at 19:16 on Oct 17, 2017 |
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spankmeister posted:must of been by purpose by porpoise
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boner confessor posted:you could call up praxair or whoever and have a tank full of liquid nitrogen behind your house tomorrow if you can convince the salesperson you're not going to do something stupid with it
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quote:In new guidelines for local officials published in September, the EPA advised that radiation exposure during disasters ten or more times higher than guidelines under Barack Obama’s administration is safe, Bloomberg reported.
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I for one refuse to accept that language ever changes and evolves, which is why anyone who doesn't speak pure Anglo-Saxon circa 900 CE is bad and wrong.
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haveblue posted:There's probably some inside the wrecked car now His pants looked dry to me.
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Part of the evolution of language is people also saying "no, that sounds dumb, you sound stupid and wrong" and pushing back. People are free to try to "evolve" English but people are also just as free to reject those attempts.
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MF_James posted:As easily obtained? I've never looked into it, I would (assume) MotherFuckingJames can't walk into a store off the street (or order legit online) and buy some, but maybe I'm wrong, I should google this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArTUmXevX0w&t=89s The main barrier to buying liquid N2 is the container, check ebay for used ones and you could find one to fit in your trunk for a few hundred dollars. Then spend like $30 to fill it up at a welding supply shop.
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Baronjutter posted:Part of the evolution of language is people also saying "no, that sounds dumb, you sound stupid and wrong" and pushing back. People are free to try to "evolve" English but people are also just as free to reject those attempts. who loving cares this is the osha thread you knob
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boner confessor posted:you can't just walk into a store and say "i'd like one gallon of liquid nitrogen, please" because the uses of it and the means necessary to store and transport it preclude retail use vs. industrial or institutional use. but there's no licensing or anything, if you want to spend the money you could call up praxair or whoever and have a tank full of liquid nitrogen behind your house tomorrow if you can convince the salesperson you're not going to do something stupid with it Welding supply stores are the usual place to get LN2, they typically have a couple of different grades of the stuff (I have no idea what impurities there might be and at what concentration), with the medical-grade stuff being a bit more expensive. It's still dirt cheap if you have the right container. I've received small amounts for free because it wasn't worth it to fill out the invoice for like 1 dollar into my itty-bitty cryoshipper that just needed a top-up. The time I bought it directly from Praxair was a bit more involved, I had to drive all over the city in the rain to get to the location where they actually had some (I also needed dry ice, that was at another place) and they were pretty on-the-ball about safety at their main processing facility - we had to stay in the truck because we didn't have hardhats, goggles, steel-toes, and high-vis vests with us; they eventually found some of that stuff for us so I could walk over and answer questions at the filling point, and pay for it. Dry ice is even easier. My GF bought some for my birthday one year, we made drinks with it. EDIT: a proper container for LN2 can be obtained for the low low price of "free" if you say the right things when they're decommisioning a lab or renovating a hospital.
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ExecuDork posted:
Grocery stores around here have dry ice for a few dollars a pound. Definitely not hard to get a hold of that.
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