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Raskolnikov38 posted:god when his stupid south african rear end finally goes bankrupt its going to be so satisfying at this point he could ask for investors for the "burn a gigantic pile of money" project and he'd still make a profit
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Apr 17, 2018 15:15
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My office hasn't had hand soap in one of the bathrooms for over a week. the gently caress is this poo poo I'm going to complain to osha
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Apr 17, 2018 15:37
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PainterofCrap posted:The rest of the series: This was on the last page. 
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Renegret posted:My office hasn't had hand soap in one of the bathrooms for over a week. That is inhuman
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Apr 17, 2018 16:33
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Renegret posted:My office hasn't had hand soap in one of the bathrooms for over a week. Go to facilities, shake their hand, then inform them of the problem.
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Apr 17, 2018 17:56
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Kith posted:https://i.imgur.com/TyERM5X.mp4 How could you post this and not post the slow-mo of the fireball? https://i.imgur.com/mH6Aa54.mp4
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Apr 17, 2018 19:49
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Renegret posted:My office hasn't had hand soap in one of the bathrooms for over a week. I would just replace it myself at that point.
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Apr 17, 2018 20:47
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Mill Village posted:I would just replace it myself at that point. gently caress spending your own dime for the company. Don't wash your hands and use hand sanitizer as soon as you get passed the bathroom door. Do you honestly think Jerry from Marketing who was just taking a massive sriracha-fueled poo poo or Janice and Accounts Receivable who is currently spraying a toilet seat with piss because she's a 'Hoverer' are washing their hands before they touch that door?
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Apr 17, 2018 20:52
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Cthulu Carl posted:gently caress spending your own dime for the company. Don't wash your hands and use hand sanitizer as soon as you get passed the bathroom door. Best thing I ever saw was a senior V-P shouting at a guy leaving the cabinet and heading for the door without washing his hands saying he was disgusting and he wanted his employee ID to report him to HR 
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Apr 17, 2018 20:59
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Kith posted:https://i.imgur.com/TyERM5X.mp4 Can we take a minute to acknowledge the PPE on the mower operator?
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Apr 17, 2018 21:02
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xergm posted:How could you post this and not post the slow-mo of the fireball? Because being able to see the igniter makes it less fun?
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Apr 17, 2018 21:05
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EPIC fat guy vids posted:Best thing I ever saw was a senior V-P shouting at a guy leaving the cabinet and heading for the door without washing his hands saying he was disgusting and he wanted his employee ID to report him to HR When you're right, you're right! Awesome. I used to do that poo poo with other staff at a restaurant, adults presumably. Come on now, we share bathrooms with the customers. You must wash regardless. At least rinse your canned foods before opening, by the way. Just putting that out there
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Apr 17, 2018 21:09
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duz posted:Because being able to see the igniter makes it less fun? What igniter?
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Apr 17, 2018 21:13
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There looks to be a propane torch between the mower and the canvas. It's a little easier to see in the full gif versus the slowmo one, but look where the ignition point is.
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Apr 17, 2018 21:15
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There's an odd thing sticking out of the ground at an angle, but it looks like masonry to me.
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Apr 17, 2018 21:15
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it was swamp gas
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I'm thinking there's a spark from off the impact with the blades that's hot enough to cause ignition wherever the fuel/air mix is right? Immediately where the can cracks open I'm thinking most of the air gets displaced by paint and propane or whatever propellant they use, so not enough oxygen in there to catch the fuel on fire, and for the first couple of cans chance could have had it that any hot sparks had time to cool off below the ignition point in transit, so no kaboom. I'm thinking depressurizing propellant should be pretty good at cooling stuff off too.
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Apr 17, 2018 21:25
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Karate Bastard posted:I'm thinking there's a spark from off the impact with the blades that's hot enough to cause ignition wherever the fuel/air mix is right? Immediately where the can cracks open I'm thinking most of the air gets displaced by paint and propane or whatever propellant they use, so not enough oxygen in there to catch the fuel on fire, and for the first couple of cans chance could have had it that any hot sparks had time to cool off below the ignition point in transit, so no kaboom. I'm thinking that the way they had it set up, there was an igniter hidden in the grass. Their attempt at "painting" was pretty bad, as most of the paint was missing the canvas - so I'm assuming that was only a pretext for the big boom at the end.
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Apr 17, 2018 21:27
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here you go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zO8mCv_-zB8
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Apr 17, 2018 21:33
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Oh there it is!
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Apr 17, 2018 21:34
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madeintaipei posted:When you're right, you're right! Awesome. I just don't get how you can just not want to clean the even tiniest remote possibility of having bathroom related substances on your freaking fingers, with which you eat! Purell stuff disinfects, sure, but also doesn't remove tiny solids after it evaporates  If not for other people, at least do it for you jfc.
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Apr 17, 2018 21:41
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Where are the aviation goons to comment on this one because holy shiiiiit (pisssss) https://nypost.com/2018/04/17/engine-explodes-during-southwest-flight/?utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_source=NYPTwitter&utm_medium=S According to that article, the woman that died could have either been the one that had a heart attack or the one that got partially sucked out of the window
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Apr 17, 2018 21:42
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This is why you always wear your seatbelt on a plane. Can't get sucked out a window with a seatbelt, can't have a heart attack with a seatbelt.
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Apr 17, 2018 21:44
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Baronjutter posted:This is why you always wear your seatbelt on a plane. Can't get sucked out a window with a seatbelt, can't have a heart attack with a seatbelt. Well not with that attitude.
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Apr 17, 2018 22:52
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Sorry still going to need to put a parking stub on your dashboard.
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Deteriorata posted:I'm thinking that the way they had it set up, there was an igniter hidden in the grass. Their attempt at "painting" was pretty bad, as most of the paint was missing the canvas - so I'm assuming that was only a pretext for the big boom at the end. Because this would have been a great method for painting if they weren't purposefully trying to explode it 
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Apr 17, 2018 23:29
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Safety First https://i.imgur.com/ps0VUeY.mp4
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Boogalo posted:Safety First 
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Baronjutter posted:This is why you always wear your seatbelt on a plane. Can't get sucked out a window with a seatbelt, can't have a heart attack with a seatbelt. You can totes have a heart attack with a seatbelt on. I processed a claim for a certain low budget airline, where the entire wing of their puddle jumper aircraft fell off in flight. They were able to coast to a "rough but safe" landing.
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Apr 18, 2018 00:11
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heck, that's why you've got two of'em
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Apr 18, 2018 00:19
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https://twitter.com/joeasaprap/status/986277894279311360 https://twitter.com/Politisite/status/986325778093760513  yipes
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Vargatron posted:My family has worked in manufacturing since the 80s and one of the first things my dad told me before I started working in a plant was that everything can and will kill you. I know 4 people that have been mangled in machines in factories; 2 are missing 2 and 3 fingers, a 3rd guy got his finger smashed in a metal press but still has it (and it looks/works just fine), and the 4th guy is missing half of his left foot. gently caress That poo poo
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Apr 18, 2018 01:12
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MF_James posted:I know 4 people that have been mangled in machines in factories; 2 are missing 2 and 3 fingers, a 3rd guy got his finger smashed in a metal press but still has it (and it looks/works just fine), and the 4th guy is missing half of his left foot. Probably time for a new profession.
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Back in college, my dad got me a summer job at the plastic packaging plant where he'd worked for 20+ years. They put me in the air conditioned QC lab - kind of a plum assignment, really, considering that I was just a random college kid. On day 1 I got the tour of the plant - walk here, don't walk there, head check before you cross this intersection, because tow motors will murder you. Got to see the machines where my dad had passed decades of his life trying to provide for me. On my second day at that job, right in the middle of learning how to use the gas chromatography machine, my manager stepped into the QC lab and pulled me aside. "New hire, I need you to come with me." That was the year before I was introduced to hard drugs, so I really had no idea what it was about. He led me out to the factory floor, where a semicricle of people had their backs turned to me. They crowded around a stretcher where my dad was laid out. I'll never forget how confused he looked, not that I'd have done any better. He never had an LTI in his whole time at the plant, but the day after I started, he was doing a roll change on a cast line (60' long machine that pours molten plastic into molds, eventually producing the polymer lining inside a Trojan condom wrapper, which I was in fact assigned to QA) when the machine operator allowed the nip roll to close down, smashing his fingertip between two large steel rollers. Fortunately, he was a union member with good health insurance (the same that covered me as a kid, and one reason I'll always support unions) and the surgeon he talked to was able to take his frozen, mangled fingertip out of the plastic baggie and reattach it. Still looks a bit odd, but he kept his job and 95% of his manual ability. A few weeks later, they reassigned me to the ancient Italian rotogravure presses on the opposite end of the plant, which was an entirely different bag of OSHA. Never before had I worked in an environment where I needed to be told that the fire suppression system would kill me faster than the fire, or co-workers told stories about colleagues who dropped dead within months of retiring. "Never stop breathing the solvent fumes and you'll be ok." They also had this practice of draping Christmas tinsel over the web of paper that ran through the 5 or 7 printing decks. Turned out they learned to do that while printing toothpaste tubes. The metallic ink for sparkly tubes can build up one hell of a static charge. Draping tinsel to ground it through the metal frame beats letting it spark near the open barrels of ink and solvent. I have no idea if that's a correct safety practice, but they followed it religiously. A year later, the company closed down the roto presses - they'd been out of style for a long time. Everyone does flexo these days. Though I'd love to hear from anyone ITT who still does anything related to rotogravure printing.
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Factory OSHA violations are the worst. If people knew what went into food manufacturing they would have a serious problem with the extent of our current regulations. Every factory I've worked at has horror stories.
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Apr 18, 2018 04:05
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Just to be clear on what happened on this plane...this dude took this picture with some lady stuck in a window a few rows ahead of him?
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Clouds to the left of me, douchebags to the right, here I am, stuck in a window with you
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Oh Don Lemon just got the deets, she was in her seat belt, probably saved h.....oh. drat.
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