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Ornamental Dingbat posted:
I give it a month before this gets him expelled from school.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:In a similar vein, my cousin's 16 yo son had a birthday a month ago and I lent him my knife to open a box, not knowing that KIDS THESE DAYS DON'T PLAY WITH KNIVES outside of Call of Duty and he immediately sliced his hand open. 
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LifeSunDeath posted:Those better be steel-toed slippers Careful, down that path lies madness. 
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I got my first knife from my granddad when I was five or six years old. I had it for 15 minutes and I managed to sliced my finger. Haven't had any knife related accidents after that.
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spog posted:No disrespect you personally, but I'd suggest your company getting banned from the tarmac is the best thing for aviation since the Wright Brothers decided to grow a bushy moustache.  Taken this week, at my company's office. I'm pretty close with the head fire marshal since I work with her to get units approved for ramp operation, and I'm pretty sure she's never visited our office (because it's outside the tarmac.) I rarely visit the office either but holy poo poo, this is what passes at my company. They only moved people out of the last building after they were forced to because it had no working fire sprinklers. Oh and the building before that, an old TWA hangar we used to work in - we had to move out of that because of asbestos. It was a huge, empty hangar because everyone else had long since left (because, again, asbestos) but my company being what it is was still there until forced to leave.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdKP7iu4NsQ Small accidents never happen in foundries.
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Pingiivi posted:I got my first knife from my granddad when I was five or six years old. I had it for 15 minutes and I managed to sliced my finger. Haven't had any knife related accidents after that. I used to make some pocket money cleaning up my stepdads construction sites when I was 6 or so in the afternoons. I found some Ramset Charges and knew their function was to make a hole in concrete but I thought it was some super tough nail that is like kryptonite to concrete. So NATURALLY I started lining them up on the waste pile of concrete and was JUST about to start hitting them with a hammer...until stepdad ruined the fun/hospital bill. Graduated to being alone on sites jackhammering at 8 in thongs and stubbies. 30-odd years later still have all digits, except sliced my left foot in half between the toes up to the arch on a boat prop and got shot by my grandfather in right ankle.
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These people are a bit intense all over their tweets Also it just hit me wouldn’t the kind of person that follows them on twitter also be all over doing that kind of safety things anyways? Preaching to the choir there
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:In a similar vein, my cousin's 16 yo son had a birthday a month ago and I lent him my knife to open a box, not knowing that KIDS THESE DAYS DON'T PLAY WITH KNIVES outside of Call of Duty and he immediately sliced his hand open. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pjpQot6J7k
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new guy at the foundry that was at the railway service sheds where I used to work ran towards a cast that was falling apart to try and hold it together and got molten steel down both of his boots. Some people do weird things when they panic.
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There should be a huge "CAUTION, FLOOR SLIPPERY WHEN WET" sign near the sink.
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Tell your dad that “slippers” are aptly named. Get slip‐resistant footwear or  .
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Furia posted:Also it just hit me wouldn’t the kind of person that follows them on twitter also be all over doing that kind of safety things anyways? Preaching to the choir there Their hope is that their direct followers retweet out to less safety-obsessed folks, I believe.
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starkebn posted:new guy at the foundry that was at the railway service sheds where I used to work ran towards a cast that was falling apart to try and hold it together and got molten steel down both of his boots. Some people do weird things when they panic. That's pretty sad. Did he lose both feet after that? Don't risk your life for your job people. Stay alive and in one piece.
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i cut my leg with a machete today while trimming a banana plant. turns out those things are pretty sharp! also i got to see this yesterday:  road train carrying cattle turned over. highlights included large numbers of severely injured cattle being euthanized, surviving cattle running all over the place like dickheads, ambulance taking the driver away (no siren, probably bad) and the 1000 yard stare of the copper on traffic control. bit poo poo aye.
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Supradog posted:
Beware, folks! This type of footwear comes off really easily, resulting in worker death. Only use proper work boots that can be tightened really firm.
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Relentless posted:So my dad recently retired to Maine, and within a month of living there, managed to cut his hand open shucking oysters and had to get a couple stitches. You forgot the best part of the story, about how the ER nurse, after the first time he got injured shucking, gave him hell for not refrigerating the oysters he'd finished before going to the hospital. Both OSHA and a waste of good seafood!
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oyster dad owns, from a fellow oyster lover
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Demon Of The Fall posted:oyster dad owns, from a fellow oyster lover https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C-qKFZeXFg
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The swamp of sadness is relentless. Oh poor old Artax, had sad thoughts and died.
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Sanctum posted:Oh no argument there. It was the airport itself that conducted an audit that banned my company from all ramp services except fueling. And they apparently charge per page, Emerfency?
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So many questions. Including: is he still there? do they slide thin crust pizza through the window crack to keep him alive?
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Relentless posted:So my dad recently retired to Maine, and within a month of living there, managed to cut his hand open shucking oysters and had to get a couple stitches. My father would like you all to know that you can't see the earplugs, those are obviously his steel toed work slippers and he has his Hazwoper 40 Hour cert.
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buckle up, buttercup don't fork me around just to let me down
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ethanol posted:do forklifts have seatbelts? Yes, absolutely
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ethanol posted:do forklifts have seatbelts?
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ethanol posted:do forklifts have seatbelts? Forklift seatbelt for sale, never unbuckled.
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MIB re-enactment going poorly.
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