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wesleywillis posted:I guess she found out now that golf is just as lame watching it in person as on TV. Nah golf in person turns out to be explosively eye opening
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Dr. Despair posted:Just lol if your sunglasses aren't ansi z87.1+ rated This but unironically— Dr. Despair posted:I'm not joking either, I've been very glad to have them on when I hit a bee or something in the face going downhill on my mountain bike. gently caress; beaten. I started wearing ballistic‐rated glasses (EN166B or comparable) after hearing about another incident on a golf course, involving a groundskeeper. I wear them off the course because why not? You never know when mower is going to kick up a rock. Platystemon fucked around with this message at 12:28 on Oct 4, 2018 |
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Imagined posted:When I was a kid, I accidentally did something like this to another kid's arm when he ran into me while I was holding a pencil. They called my mom and worded it this way: I "stabbed another kid". So you can imagine the hell I caught for that until she understood what actually happened. yeah i put a pencil into another kid's hand by accident while i was playing wolverine. we were 10 maybe? ruined that friendship real good.
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mobby_6kl posted:https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-45742061 That's just it, one of those drain holes would be straight down, not in a circle fast enough to cause equipment to fly off. Something sounds fishy...
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12/10 would hire for tree service. Not sure how he operarates the saw.
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Sex Skeleton posted:12/10 would hire for tree service. Not sure how he operarates the saw. He just uses it to strip the bark.
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The whole OSHA thread loves Chainsaw Dog, a lovely dog that cuts wood! *5 seconds later* We regret to inform you the dog is a double amputee
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GotLag posted:Pfft, kiwami japan made a kitchen knife out of underpants Extremely impressive fire safety precautions around 2.40.
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goatsestretchgoals posted:The whole OSHA thread loves Chainsaw Dog, a lovely dog that cuts wood! *5 seconds later* We regret to inform you the dog is a double amputee I dropped that fucker off to complete one job and all he did was gnaw the plastic engine cover off the chainsaw. He's a good boy but you just can't leave him alone to do work. Fuckit, at least he wore proper PPE.
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Splicer posted:Blade cosplay gone too far 
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goatsestretchgoals posted:The whole OSHA thread loves Chainsaw Dog, a lovely dog that cuts wood! *5 seconds later* We regret to inform you the dog is a double amputee It's ok, turns out he was racist anyway.
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Ugh, what is this dumb bar thing for? I'll just duck under here real quick. OH poo poo! Why didn't anyone warn me a train was coming?
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Zipperelli. posted:
It would have been fine if they didn't raise the roof at the moving party.
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Zipperelli. posted:
Hahah I drive through this intersection every day. That was weird. "drat, homie's shed got hosed uup...wait that looks familiar....  "
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Cojawfee posted:Ugh, what is this dumb bar thing for? I'll just duck under here real quick. OH poo poo! Why didn't anyone warn me a train was coming? I wanna bet that this one was closed for several minutes before the train passed, given the number of people on each side. Safety barriers are hugely important but if they don't work properly they can make people behave even more dangerously.
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Portland Oregon MAX used to have swing gates across the tracks at transit centers, and they would have 'watch out for the loving train' signs on them. Closest I ever came to getting hit by a train was holding it open for the person behind me.
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Haha, boss wanted me to lift him with the forklift into the loft today. Nope. He was pissed but gently caress that. Fake edit: gently caress that, I'm not in his will, so nothing to gain in an 'accident'
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Humphreys posted:Haha, boss wanted me to lift him with the forklift into the loft today. Nope. He was pissed but gently caress that. Always get video -Napoleon Bonaparte No, no, wait. I got it, never interrupt your enemy while he's making a mistake.
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spankmeister posted:I wanna bet that this one was closed for several minutes before the train passed, given the number of people on each side. The speed of the train makes me think the timing of the gates were set to accommodate the slowest moving trains so idk.. do gains on lines with both high speed passenger and low speed freight traffic typically have crossings that automatically adjust for the speed of the approaching train?
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I'm fairly certain it's dependent on the location of the train and has no logic built in regarding the type or speed of train. I would assume some sort of electrical circuit that the train shorts when it rolls over. I was late to work once because a piece of debris fell on the tracks and made the gates go down thinking there was a train coming even though there was none. It was 5AM on a Sunday Morning so they stayed down for several hours before someone could get out there and fix it. Renegret fucked around with this message at 15:38 on Oct 5, 2018 |
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I made the mistake of looking it up just now and holy poo poo I do not want to read all of these words
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Humphreys posted:Fake edit: gently caress that, I'm not in his will, so nothing to gain in an 'accident' This is good. I like this.
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Pretty impressed at how it successfully put out the fire. I don't remember the flow rate on those things, but I think its like 30 or 60 gallons per minute or something. The times I've seen it happen in apartments, the water damage far exceeded the fire damage. If I had them in my place, I'd keep a wedge and plug around just in case one triggered.
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As a building engineer, literally the first thing you teach a new apprentice is where the sprinkler shut off valves are located. Sprinklers are by far the one thing most likely to do major damage in no time. When you get a call for a fire alarm in the middle of the night it's like 20% concern that there's actually a fire and 80% that a sprinkler head popped and you'll be tearing out drywall, carpet, furniture, and ceiling grid on 3 floors. Well, 20% fire 70% sprinkler 10% the FD just deciding to break something for no obvious reason.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Pretty impressed at how it successfully put out the fire. The water-based are meant to control and prevent the fire from spreading, not exactly to kill it. That's why they also in some installations go off in sectors. The fancy poo poo like halogen are meant to kill the fire as quickly as possible. And major water damage is always easier to fix than major fire damage.
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