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wolrah posted:Wiki says that trains cracked 60 MPH in the late 1840s and 80 MPH in 1850, so they weren't even the fastest things on rails at that point. Hmm, both those were unsubstantiated I thought?
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haveblue posted:Yeah if that was a TNR one ear would be noticeably different from the other. The tip would be a straight line with unnaturally sharp corners. I concur. Please adopt the catto.
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spankmeister posted:France? UK! The roundabout is a 2 min walk from my house. https://www.getreading.co.uk/news/reading-berkshire-news/reading-road-closed-live-a329-16293636 sadly there's no video of the truck somehow escaping the bridge
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Moist von Lipwig posted:Hmm, both those were unsubstantiated I thought? At least one did 88 in the 1880s. Was even on film
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Stupid rear end got all the way up there then probably realized he forgot his drill.
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Taerkar posted:At least one did 88 in the 1880s. Was even on film Yeah but it was going downhill, weren’t hauling no cars, and had a firebox hotter than the blazes of hell and damnation itself.
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PittTheElder posted:"we do not condone filming while driving, but we're definitely going to show it anyway" "Please don't do this, even though everyone here at KCRG was stoked as hell that we could show this footage. Now for the weather and high school basketball!" Driver was probably too busy looking at his phone that he missed the WRONG WAY signs.
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Memento posted:https://i.imgur.com/T2HvvAo.mp4 Good, they're already working on the guillotines.
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:i'm not trying to be a jerk but from my experience rescuing stray cats it looks like this lil bud might have lost some ear tips due to hypothermia. please make sure they've got a warm insulated place to sleep, cats evolved in the desert and generally need things a few degrees warmer than people. He probably showed up so he could have a warm place to stay. The whole place stays plenty warm all the time, so he's definitely going to be fine. There's a bunch of other cats around the plant. Craig is the one that hangs around by the control room and is friendly with us operators.
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May 18, 2019 10:55
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spankmeister posted:France? Well, the truck thinks it's in Australia
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This truck was loaded with too much Mussolini.
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wolrah posted:Wiki says that trains cracked 60 MPH in the late 1840s and 80 MPH in 1850, so they weren't even the fastest things on rails at that point. Well, the track is still there and as long as you timed it so the train was above you, there is definitely no way anybody is going to stop you from going down. The question is how bad do you wish you could ride it?
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Memento posted:https://i.imgur.com/T2HvvAo.mp4 I keep expecting one of them to fall backwards upon landing and end up with his head between the rails while letting go of the rope.
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Duzzy Funlop posted:This not having sound is a travesty https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xN9CmeMtSA8
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Bad Munki posted:Stay safe OSHA ghost It's always fun scrolling down and seeing these these halfway through the loop and trying to imagine what led up to the guy lying on the ground next to a toppled ladder.
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wesleywillis posted:Was the other guy really just holding the other leg of that ladder? One leg was on the little ledge and the other was perched on that 1 inch wide, slanted handrail.
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May 18, 2019 23:24
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Candy-cane manufacture?
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The Lone Badger posted:Candy-cane recycling
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The Lone Badger posted:Candy-cane manufacture? Yeah that makes no sense. They're probably extruded (probably the wrong word) straight. Heated, then bent, then straightened again?
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ncumbered_by_idgits posted:Yeah that makes no sense. They're probably extruded (probably the wrong word) straight. Heated, then bent, then straightened again?
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ncumbered_by_idgits posted:Yeah that makes no sense. They're probably extruded (probably the wrong word) straight. Heated, then bent, then straightened again? no it's candycanes they shrink as they cool
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It's actually Lilliput's paperclip recycling plant
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ncumbered_by_idgits posted:Yeah that makes no sense. They're probably extruded (probably the wrong word) straight. Heated, then bent, then straightened again? The bending looks incidental given that it's also completely random how much bend there is from piece to piece. I assume it's there to slow them down with minimal damage to the thing stopping them so they can be grabbed and fed into the next thing while still letting them come out of whatever previous process fast
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Azhais posted:It's actually Brobdingrag’s paperclip recycling plant
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Ursine Catastrophe posted:The bending looks incidental given that it's also completely random how much bend there is from piece to piece. I assume it's there to slow them down with minimal damage to the thing stopping them so they can be grabbed and fed into the next thing while still letting them come out of whatever previous process fast You buy rebar, you bend it for use on a job, but some of it gets hosed up or you don’t end up using it or have to do a different bending pattern So you sell the bent hosed up rebar back to a guy who gets it all hot and bothered and runs it through a machine to make it straight so you can buy it again and gently caress up some more bends
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Fun fact: that's why it's called rebar instead of bar!
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Hi thread, how many of you work with structural foam? Have any of you attended GE's SPI structural foam conference? In 1986? Did you lose your copy of the PROMOTIONAL SHOWTUNES CASETTE? A new goon has your back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUAvDNexS58 This poo poo is TWENTY THREE MINUTES LONG. It is ENTIRELY sincere. I heart bacon posted:He probably showed up so he could have a warm place to stay. The whole place stays plenty warm all the time, so he's definitely going to be fine. There's a bunch of other cats around the plant. Craig is the one that hangs around by the control room and is friendly with us operators. Okay, it wasn't evident how warm it was just from the photo, but it sounds like y'all got this in hand. 
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