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quote:squeezing an adhesive into the punctured battery cell and then gluing a piece of clamshell over the adhesive Musk is once again acting like a Victorian captain of industry. He has reinvented beaumont egg.
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A parking garage in Irving, Texas collapsed yesterday. Twice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upmd_h5deG0
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not as good as the local grocery store that collapsed because they forgot to factor in the weight of vehicles in the roof parking lot design imho
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Lazyhound posted:not as good as the local grocery store that collapsed because they forgot to factor in the weight of vehicles in the roof parking lot design imho I think you’re talking about the Station Square collapse, but the Algo Centre Mall collapse isn’t that far off. Canada sure knows how to build ’em. 
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Hello! I really enjoy this thread. I read it everyday. Today, however, I am in need of that video from that Art Studio? or club? in which a people burned to death and you can hear them screaming. Thank you
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Johnny Aztec posted:Hello! I really enjoy this thread. I read it everyday. I believe that was the 2006 Lemón Party. Try googling that and see if anything comes up n
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It might also be the swap.avi theme night video.
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I need the video for a project. DONT ASK WHAT THE PROJECT IS! As long as we're rehashing incredibly old SA memes But no, I want to
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You're probably looking for The Station nightclub fire played by Great White
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:You're probably looking for The Station nightclub fire played by Great White I'd say that one goes several steps beyond "you could hear them screaming"
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:You're probably looking for The Station nightclub fire played by Great White Right right. Which was the one where it was like a 2 story building that people were squatting in as some sort of art commune?
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Johnny Aztec posted:Right right. Which was the one where it was like a 2 story building that people were squatting in as some sort of art commune? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Oakland_warehouse_fire iirc
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Wasn't that the one where the news interviewed this one guy who talked about how horrible it was that he watched a friend burn to death but his hands were too full of his belongings to stop and help?
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Renegret posted:Wasn't that the one where the news interviewed this one guy who talked about how horrible it was that he watched a friend burn to death but his hands were too full of his belongings to stop and help? I mean the guy was super-fat, what was he to do
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I've heard that after an impact like that, even if the hat looks fine and seems undamaged, you should discard it and get a new one- is that true? (I'm not in a profession that usually requires hard-hats. )
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Luneshot posted:I've heard that after an impact like that, even if the hat looks fine and seems undamaged, you should discard it and get a new one- is that true? (I'm not in a profession that usually requires hard-hats. ) Yes. Same thing with bike helmets. They're made to break and fracture upon any impact and sometimes they do that in way you can't detect.
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Renegret posted:Wasn't that the one where the news interviewed this one guy who talked about how horrible it was that he watched a friend burn to death but his hands were too full of his belongings to stop and help? that was the owner talking about how he watched a friend burn to death yeah, though i think that one was from the hipster arthouse fire a year or two ago
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Luneshot posted:I've heard that after an impact like that, even if the hat looks fine and seems undamaged, you should discard it and get a new one- is that true? (I'm not in a profession that usually requires hard-hats. )
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Saukkis posted:Current finnish prime minister has El Camino he converted to wood gas and named it El Kamina (El Stove). Does that car stink of turpentine?
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Platystemon posted:I think you’re talking about the Station Square collapse, but the Algo Centre Mall collapse isn’t that far off. The former, yeah. The actual cause was a bit more complex, of course. quote:At 9AM on the morning of April 23, 1988, customers were let into the store as part of a grand opening sale for senior citizens. Within 10 minutes an employee noticed water spraying from an overhead pipe that had burst. It was buckling under pressure from a roof beam that was twisting out of shape above a steel column. The 4.5 minute-long structural failure was heard and witnessed by many of the store occupants, including several who took photographs of the twisting and crushed beam. Evacuation alerts were issued through the public address system and the store was emptied in less than 5 minutes. The mayor of Burnaby, Bill Copeland, who presided over the opening ceremonies, assisted in directing the evacuation of approximately 600 customers and 307 employees.[2]
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Bip Roberts posted:Does that car stink of turpentine? I wanna know what happens if it gets in a crash. Do the passengers get exploded, burned, or boiled to death?
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Platystemon posted:Musk is once again acting like a Victorian captain of industry. He has reinvented beaumont egg. So how....bad is trying to patch electrical cells like that
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Nebakenezzer posted:So how....bad is trying to patch electrical cells like that Very bad. They might short-circuit when they get warm. They will also lose electrolyte and oxidize until the hole is sealed again, making them even more likely to warm up more during use.
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Nebakenezzer posted:So how....bad is trying to patch electrical cells like that https://twitter.com/marycmccormack/status/1007831286176571394
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Lurking Haro posted:Very bad. They might short-circuit when they get warm. They will also lose electrolyte and oxidize until the hole is sealed again, making them even more likely to warm up more during use. I get why a short circuit in large batteries is pretty much a nightmare scenario...how does a badly patched hole contribute to this? Also, ahhhh, wtf they were patching damaged batteries and their patch didn't even stop the loss of electrolyte?! Oh, is the leaking electrolyte the cause of possible shorts? tactlessbastard posted:OSHA inspector shows up at Spithead, gets flogged around the fleet "I know its a full storm wind, sailor, but you have the ratlines." Most sailors couldn't swim
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Nebakenezzer posted:Most sailors couldn't swim Sailing ships couldn't turn around to pick you up anyway, so being able to swim just means you tread water before drowning.
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Nebakenezzer posted:Most sailors couldn't swim being able to swim recreationally is kind of a luxury. when the thai boys were in the cave, many people commented on how they couldn't swim although thailand is a fairly waterlogged country. well, if you have to share all your swimming holes, rivers etc. with pollution, boats, and wildlife... this is true historically as well. it wasn't until after or during the second world war that the us navy required sailors to learn how to swim, which means teaching them how to swim, because few people lived in an environment where they had access to a safe place to swim as a child. it's often just easier to tell kids to stay the hell away from water
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Byzantine posted:Sailing ships couldn't turn around to pick you up anyway, so being able to swim just means you tread water before drowning. That's why they would sometimes heave to and drop a small boat in. Going overboard even in the age of sail wasn't an absolute death sentence. Well in lovely seas or a storm you're prolly hosed.
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