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Oh hey, a whole bunch of recently declassified nuclear test footage I haven't seen before. Neat! https://i.imgur.com/F00rklj.gifv
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https://i.imgur.com/RmfyNwb.mp4 Minimum strength requirements are getting out of hand.
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Not really thread-relevant but a guy just sweeping the yard for no reason reminded me of when I was younger and Friday was always cleaning day at work and I had just finished hoovering the vestibule and on a lark continued to hoover along the front yard path which was asphalt and as I was busy doing that and the guys were laughing about it, a funeral procession went past and even though I cut the power toot sweet a lot of them stared at me. Welp that was my dumb story thanks for reading god bless.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Pabst Blue Ribbon is the only decent American beer I've tasted.
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uvar posted:If you're wondering about the previous fatal accident that resulted in these new requirements: 
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Skippy McPants posted:Oh hey, a whole bunch of recently declassified nuclear test footage I haven't seen before. Neat! Here’s the complete list from the source (Livermore Labs, which is converting the footage): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvGO_dWo8VfcmG166wKRy5z-GlJ_OQND5
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Burt Sexual posted:Ah gently caress my lovely WiFi, took like 5 minutes to load and play. Lol me Gotta practice some time.
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Coxswain Balls posted:Where do you think we store our grain Bungalows, obviously
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i thought pyramids were for grain
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This belongs here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xiBu9AkmcA
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GotLag posted:Bungalows, obviously Like, a long, train thing, where the cows can come up and eat it when they want, and it's protected from the rain by like, a sneeze guard, and. . . GOD DAMMIT, PAM!
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drunkill posted:This belongs here Wow.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8c2AyDs1yKw the Tappan Zee Bridge, 1955-2019
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Synthbuttrange posted:https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-01-16/jason-challis-death-army-inquest-coroner-mount-bundey/10719132 Yeah, I caught that. My brain is having trouble rectifying the event with my understanding of safe kill house operation. Scrappy kill houses can still run in a reasonably safe manner if not operated by a grossly negligent commanding officer.
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sneakyfrog posted:i thought pyramids were for grain
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SelenicMartian posted:No, but they give you a granary in every city. ben carson plays civ?
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haveblue posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8c2AyDs1yKw Long live Mario Cuomo bridge
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In 1991, we moved into a fixer upper. It was largely original and unmaintained, but it was in a town with a good school district. There was a large rotting and sagging deck on the back of the house that had to be torn down. The carpenter ant damage was evident, but the tear down went with little fanfare. It turns out that the ants had moved on to greener pastures to the ledger board inside the wall of the house. I will never forget standing there as my dad drilled holes along the exterior wall and sprayed poison deep into the wood cavities, while thousands and thousands of ants came spilling out and falling dead on the ground below, their writhing corpses forming small mounds upon the earth.
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drunkill posted:This belongs here Wow. I assume they have to occasionally get off the track at some point, or maybe they know the schedules and which tracks are safe and when. I wonder if that's a thing everyone on the trolley helps with.
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Kibayasu posted:Wow. I assume they have to occasionally get off the track at some point, or maybe they know the schedules and which tracks are safe and when. I wonder if that's a thing everyone on the trolley helps with. Given that the clip talks about a trolley pusher getting hit by a train and killed then it's not a foolproof timing system.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Pabst Blue Ribbon is the only decent American beer I've tasted. The Fat Lizard IPA or whatever brewed in Espoo was hyped up to me and it was better than all the other IPAs I've had here but still not good
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I've seen more than a few of these now and I always have the same "jesus gently caress?" thought and wonder how that can actually happen
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IPAs pretty much universally suck and are just hops out the yin-yang. Best beers in my experience are Belgian and Belgian-style brews like dubbels, tripels, quads, and strong dark ales. High ABV, a complex flavor with relatively low bitterness (I get a lot of dried fruit, bread, and chocolate notes from them), and not that hard to find. Even loving Trader Joe's has the Providential Golden Ale if you want a lot of Belgian-style beer on a budget and it's great. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Byzantine posted:Beer universally sucks. Sucks my money right outta my wallet with flavor and soothing buzzed times, yes.
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jobson groeth posted:Given that the clip talks about a trolley pusher getting hit by a train and killed then it's not a foolproof timing system. Now that’s what I call a trolley problem
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holy poo poo. this happened a while ago to a doctor at a hospital where I live. he didn't make it, though. guy in this vid? probably a religion pest now
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chitoryu12 posted:IPAs pretty much universally suck and are just hops out the yin-yang. Best beers in my experience are Belgian and Belgian-style brews like dubbels, tripels, quads, and strong dark ales. High ABV, a complex flavor with relatively low bitterness (I get a lot of dried fruit, bread, and chocolate notes from them), and not that hard to find. Even loving Trader Joe's has the Providential Golden Ale if you want a lot of Belgian-style beer on a budget and it's great. What the ever loving gently caress is this osha post? Jesus after a great elevator post too.
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Krabboss posted:The Fat Lizard IPA or whatever brewed in Espoo was hyped up to me and it was better than all the other IPAs I've had here but still not good I drink IPAs because I like the high alcohol-to-ounces rating most of them have, and also I hate myself and I hate that I drink, so it's also punishment!  (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Hugh Malone posted:holy poo poo. this happened a while ago to a doctor at a hospital where I live. he didn't make it, though. guy in this vid? probably a religion pest now I had 2 patients, husband/wife, that both broke their legs when their personal elevator failed and dropped them some 15 feet. Made getting on the lovely often broken elevators at the hospital extra exciting. Additionally, said lovely hospital elevators have trapped me 2 different times, where I had to call for help and was stuck in there for 10 minutes, then suddenly the it opens up and I jump out because i'm not sure if the thing is going to try and guillotine me. gently caress elevators, take the stairs if you can.
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 LifeSunDeath posted:I had 2 patients, husband/wife, that both broke their legs when their personal elevator failed and dropped them some 15 feet. Made getting on the lovely often broken elevators at the hospital extra exciting. Additionally, said lovely hospital elevators have trapped me 2 different times, where I had to call for help and was stuck in there for 10 minutes, then suddenly the it opens up and I jump out because i'm not sure if the thing is going to try and guillotine me. gently caress elevators, take the stairs if you can. Having two blown lumbar discs and needing to take the elevator every time makes me really appreciate good elevator operation/maintenance. And makes the bad ones all the more terrifying. McSpanky fucked around with this message at 00:55 on Jan 17, 2019 |
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poo poo like that is why they tell you never to get on/off an elevator that's not aligned with its floors. That said, when you're on the outside of the door with the elevator key, it's only 6 inches off, has been that way for an hour, the elevator maintenance guy is AWOL, it's like 105 degrees on the 11th floor where you are standing, and there have been about a dozen teenage volleyball player girls stuck on the other side of said elevator door the whole time...you do the needful.
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Dirt Road Junglist posted:poo poo like that is why they tell you never to get on/off an elevator that's not aligned with its floors. Why does it matter that they're teenage volleyball players? Wouldn't you do the needful for anyone stuck in that situation?
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