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Cable Guy posted:She (or her uh... muse) used to be on Letterman a lot.... here's (I believe) her first appearance... God Paul shaeffer suck letterman’s dick so hard. OSHA
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DiHK posted:I love the way you brit truckfucklers say "start" on fire. I think the term you're looking for is lorryfucklers
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Powershift posted:I think the term you're looking for is lorryfucklers lorryshaglers
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Phanatic posted:I think that would be extraordinarily dangerous. (running across a gravel pit as explosions fire off conveniently behind me, moments before I leap leather jacket-first through a window) Why? Afraid there might be. . . SPARKS? (I leap through a 2nd window, back outside, and continue running, still plagued by explosions)
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:yeah there are a handful of things that are never moral to profit from, including: -pharmaceuticals -homeopathy -MLM -financial services
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Static electricity can be shocking https://i.imgur.com/n7P2uCR.mp4
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wtf are they hauling? Gun cotton?
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I love it when Snopes has to put out releases like this https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/kinking-a-live-electrical-wire 
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drat, that's Battlefield Vegas. They're known for taking good care of their weapons so I'm surprised that happened. I had something similar happen at a low budget rental range in Orlando. I rented a rusty AK that had been converted to full auto with registered parts (the full auto position was marked with a smiley face, which I don't think is standard for any military). About halfway through the box of ammo the semi-auto position suddenly became full auto. It wasn't a runaway gun so I shrugged and emptied it, and then when it was empty the bolt handle was stuck forward and the fire selector couldn't be pushed all the way up into the safe position. The best I could do was take the magazine out and bring it back.
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moist turtleneck posted:I love it when Snopes has to put out releases like this I do this with my dick to prevent babby forming.
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LifeSunDeath posted:I do this with my dick to prevent babby forming. Your balls will explode if you keep doing this
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Battlefield Vegas taking good care of their weapons is the complete opposite of my experience and I am entirely unsurprised by that video.
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I skipped Battlefield V, but Vegas sounds pretty fun.
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chitoryu12 posted:drat, that's Battlefield Vegas. They're known for taking good care of their weapons so I'm surprised that happened. When I was in Army basic way back in the dark ages of the 80's I had a M60 get stuck on auto - the sear notch can get worn down over time which sticks the trigger. Can happen even with well maintained firearms since it's difficult to detect. Sometimes poo poo just wears out just enough to cause a problem. The process to stop a runaway 60 is simple btw - give the ammo belt a quick twist.
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That is some gifs-that-end-too-soon bullshit right there.
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You fools, you're just supplying the fire with more hydrogen and oxygen!
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Looks like dragon ball z poo poo.
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Phanatic posted:At least it's a meningioma. "Benign" doesn't mean as much when the tumor's in the brain as if it's somewhere else, but if you're going to get a brain tumor a meningioma is what you want. My mom had one, the bitch was it was all tangled up with her cranial nerves and it took 18 hours of surgery to remove it, plus gamma-knife followup to get the vestiges so it wouldn't go back. my grandfather had brain cancer, starting before i was even born. by the time i was old enough that i could understand what the adults were talking about, he had lost ~20% of total brain mass to 5 different tumor removal surgeries. this is actually kind of OSHA, because he had spent his whole working life painting boxcars for a major train line in the 50s-60s. at that time painting was done in painting "shacks" that were built over the top of a bit of rail line inside the company's property. the trains would roll through and center one car inside the building at a time, then the painting crew would run inside and do all the work. there's no way to prove the idea that over a decade of inhaling all-weather boxcar paint fumes contributed to his cancer, but everyone drat sure suspected it. i loved that old man. even with the symptoms of advanced TBI he was the best grandad in the world
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ponzicar posted:lorryshaglers noice.
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Now thats what i call firefighting!
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Fancy_Breakfast posted:This is OSHA as gently caress. Imagine having a gigantic industrial train race through the centre of your town every hour? Gee I'd hate for it to derail and potentially wipe out half the population. The intersection of trains and roads seems to me to be a huge blindspot in the way the railway evaluates risk (speaking about the UK as usual though). I recently had some involvement in the aftermath of a near miss at a level crossing that could have been absolutely catastrophic. But all the risk rankings came out low, as the level crossing was effectively not calculated as part of the ranking. The risk ranking score for this type of event , which mandates the level of response, takes into consideration the likelihood of the train crossing a "conflict point" and the severity of it doing so. Level crossings are typically not considered to be conflict points. Instead the position of the next train that could be struck is used for the calculations as a rule. So in the incident I was involved with the conflict point was calculated to be over a kilometre away, making the incident relatively low risk. On paper.
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This guy can join the other two spark weirdos from the last page.
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What's lockout/tag out?
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Imagined posted:What's lockout/tag out? 
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Imagined posted:What's lockout/tag out? I had a family member a loooong time ago that got knocked down an elevator shaft that he was working on by someone pushing a laundry cart - they saw the doors were open but couldn't see him over the full cart so...5 stories down.
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Reign Of Pain posted:I had a family member a loooong time ago that got knocked down an elevator shaft that he was working on by someone pushing a laundry cart - they saw the doors were open but couldn't see him over the full cart so...5 stories down. Is he ok?
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Dang It Bhabhi! posted:Is he ok? He was fine for the first 1.76 seconds.
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He was fine and then a cart of laundry landed on top of him
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Phanatic posted:It’s a diesel runaway, the engine has started to ingest its own lube oil. Not much you can do about it once it happens, especially with something with an air intake the size of a train’s. Wouldn't it be theoretically possible to hydrolock it by putting the firehose down the intake and letting rip? Engine's fuckled anyway, why not save the rest of the poo poo from burning down?
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Home Alone-style safety in a meth house https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhwG9UdwSS4
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Memento posted:Just drove back along the main causeway at the mine I work at, past one of the turn off roads to one of our open pits, and there was a driller's ute parked up next to the road. It's ALWAYS the bomb crew or drillers that flip LVs. Always.
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axolotl farmer posted:Home Alone-style safety in a meth house 
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Automatic Retard posted:It's ALWAYS the bomb crew or drillers that flip LVs. Always. Thanks for reminding me.  quote:A Driller was driving an LV with a trailer. He turned off the main causeway into the surface exploration laydown area. The vehicle failed to negotiate the corner resulting in the vehicle rolling over an embankment and tipping on its side. "failed to negotiate the corner" is far more diplomatic than I would have been. Probably why I'm not writing these reports.
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