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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Is he going to shore up that pit he's excavating? He later dropped an entire dump truck into the pit while refilling it in. If you look closely there's the remains of a previous accident still buried in there.
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Bip Roberts posted:You should get a bigassed foam rock and next time he goes outside without a helmet pelt him with it and tell him he died for his foolishness Make sure the digger equipped with an ultrasound sensor he knows when to head butt it.
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poverty goat posted:we just have the lowest loving standards in the world, let them write their own regulations, let them know in advance and all that Uhhh you ever been to an Asian country?
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Relentless posted:My nephew was playing with his new excavator at grandma and grandpa's. 
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Bip Roberts posted:You should get a bigassed foam rock and next time he goes outside without a helmet pelt him with it and tell him he died for his foolishness My sister went to see some old-testamenty play at the Swedish Theatre and there was a scene where someone was stoned and the stones were foam and kept bouncing off his head and my sister started laughing so hard and couldn't stop they had to throw her out but they tried to ask her to leave in Swedish at first so she started laughing even more welp foam rocks tell you what.
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JB50 posted:Uhhh you ever been to an Asian country? in most of the first world salmonella is not endemic in the chicken, but here in america we pretend it's normal for chickens to live in their own filth so we can all save a few cents per bird asian street chickens may even be healthier
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Cable Guy posted:Non subscription locked link from the ABC. Am I not supposed to side with the gator?
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Today I witnessed two workers get stuck at 15 meters when the boom lift broke down. The basket was also tilted like 30 degrees when this happened so not ideal to stand on for a long period of time.The same boom lift malfunctioned previously last week but apparently the bosses think it works well enough. Anyhow, the only immediately available method to evacuate them was to drive a scissor lift next to the boom lift truck, and it barely reached that high, like a meter below the boom lift basket. Then the two guys slipped very awkwardly from one shaking basket to another from underneath their basket's railing while being attached to nothing. Yup, they decided that tying their safety harness to either basket before moving outside the basket at 15 meters above pavement is for wussies. Nothing happened but it wouldn't have been hard to secure themselves before making the jump. That's my Monday OSHA Moment, thanks for listening!
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GWBBQ posted:Sounds like your conclusion is correct. Shift time and schedule should be in the contract and all members should vote on the contract and any changes to it. True, but that looked like a Model S and the gigafactory doesn’t make batteries for those, does it?
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poverty goat posted:in most of the first world salmonella is not endemic in the chicken, but here in america we pretend it's normal for chickens to live in their own filth so we can all save a few cents per bird also chicken farmers claim it'd be too expensive to vaccinate chickens and just get rid of salmonella entirely, which is why over 400 americans die from it every year.
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Jabor posted:also chicken farmers claim it'd be too expensive to vaccinate chickens and just get rid of salmonella entirely, which is why over 400 americans die from it every year. They vaccinate chickens in the EU (which is why you can leave eggs out of the fridge there, since they don't need to wash the eggs with bleach and remove the cuticle), but it's by no means foolproof. There are still about 100,000 confirmed cases per year: https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/topics/topic/salmonella https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/press/news/171212 https://www.poultryworld.net/Special-Focus/Salmonella-special/The-Salmonella-puzzle--what-can-we-learn-from-Europe/ Obviously that's a huge improvement over the US's 1.2 million cases per year. But it doesn't just get rid of salmonella entirely, and getting that level of reduction takes a lot more than just vaccination. Phanatic fucked around with this message at 15:39 on Jun 18, 2018 |
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His Divine Shadow posted:Am I not supposed to side with the gator? well, you see, scary violent monsters need to be destroyed. But enough about redneck dog abusers...
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well you don't want your chickens to get autism
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HardDiskD posted:well you don't want your chickens to get autism This was way to drat funny to me.
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HardDiskD posted:well you don't want your chickens to get autism
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Severe winds caused by Storm Hector rip through the VIP tent on the Scottish Open course in Gullane, Scotland, rolling it over before shattering it on the ground. Sadly no VIPs were inside at the time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zm0vPdJICE8
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HardDiskD posted:well you don't want your chickens to get autism This is how I'm going to rebut all stupid arguments going forward.
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Zil posted:This seems OSHA adjacent AND THEY RUN WHEN THE SUN COMES UP
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Looks like Musky is trying for a new angle https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/06/tesla-model-3-production-has-been-sabotaged-according-to-cnc/
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I was being sent down to a cardiac catherization (during the week it took them to figure out I was dying from congestive heart failure in 2011) when the IV tree, on a seperate roller, fell over as I was being wheeled into an elevator. Having two IVs pulled simultaneously stung a bit.
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Jabor posted:also chicken farmers claim it'd be too expensive to vaccinate chickens and just get rid of salmonella entirely, which is why over 400 americans die from it every year. this isnt so "chicken farmers" so much as Tyson Foods which has turned most of the chicken farmers into sharecroppers
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I took some ag courses in high school and we got trucked out to see one of those Tyson Sharechicken operations. The farmers(ranchers?) seemed legit happy to be running what amounted to a franchise model farm with a guaranteed buyer, cheap birds, and cheap feed all through Tyson. Walking through the chicken house though, I remember thinking that it was like the perfect environment for a disease to spread through the population. A lot of room, but the chickens didn't use it, instead clumping up into large crowds. Chicken poop everywhere, with a dry dirt floor for it to dry up and turn to wind-blown dust when the fans kicked on. The occasional dead bird being cannibalized. Water was changed daily, but would become contaminated by fecal dust pretty much as soon as it entered.
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Zil posted:This seems OSHA adjacent Looks like the studio cut the budget for the 2018 Battlebots season.
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Cthulu Carl posted:Looks like Musky is trying for a new angle could be some industrial process coder yolo'd a bit too many things, which would be normal in other circumstances, but would become the perfect scapegoat for musk "you see! autopilot issues have all been due to this person! now we are totally on the up and up from here on out you betcha (hehe)"
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orly posted:could be some industrial process coder yolo'd a bit too many things, which would be normal in other circumstances, but would become the perfect scapegoat for musk "you see! autopilot issues have all been due to this person! now we are totally on the up and up from here on out you betcha (hehe)" too bad about all the other dumb poo poo he does so he can't just fall back on that without getting called out
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So, the Honolulu Civil Beat volcano livestream returns tomorrow. The local ISP put them in touch with a rental property owner. The owner is cool with them running a livestream, the vacationers are apparently cool with it and the ISP is going to go out and upgrade their internet connection tomorrow. The 70+ year old owner has been whacking down plants with a machete to clear the view  That's a heck of a lot of people coming together to do something pretty cool even though they may not understand it. The view isn't as  as the last one but they've got power, shelter, internet and it's somewhere legal rather than in an evacuation zone.The new camera position is near Hale O'Kealoha Ala Kai Vaction Home, 15-789 Paradise Ala Kai, Keaau, HI 96749 I drew up a quick map to show the new (expected) camera views and some of the old locations so people could get a sense of where things are located: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-CPKebJ60RvoVxZAJEx-OD5c1GlzNUbA&usp=sharing but is quite inaccurate. There's a crowdsourced map with much more detail. The old location had to be abandoned once the lava crossed 132. MisterOblivious fucked around with this message at 06:10 on Jun 20, 2018 |
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Jabor posted:also chicken farmers claim it'd be too expensive to vaccinate chickens and just get rid of salmonella entirely, which is why over 400 americans die from it every year. Do you get to chose which 400? Like a poll, or the winner of a raffle gets to chose the whole lot? Might be worth it.
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Gromit posted:Do you get to chose which 400? Like a poll, or the winner of a raffle gets to chose the whole lot? Might be worth it. I know this can’t be the way it works on the basis that there aren’t enough dead politicians.
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Is that a Robin Reliant? So they took a car that's notoriously unstable on the ground and tried to get it in the air via a method that's notoriously unstable with craft *designed* for rotating wings.
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Proteus Jones posted:Is that a Robin Reliant? They figured two wrongs might make a Wright.
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Trabant posted:They figured two wrongs might make a Wright. 
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This must be one of those autogyros I've heard so much about
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Trabant posted:They figured two wrongs might make a Wright. 
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Trabant posted:They figured two wrongs might make a Wright. 
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Trabant posted:They figured two wrongs might make a Wright. 
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