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It's an Australian car. That's just gravity doing it's thing.
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for the 'gram, bro
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Sigourney Cheevos posted:It can mean either hth Are you gonna tell me you disagree with www.electrocuted.com?? But seriously, I never knew it could be suitably used in the case of severe electric shock as M-W says, which is dumb since the word was literally invented to describe the first time the electric chair was used for capitol punishment.
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dphi posted:Are you gonna tell me you disagree with www.electrocuted.com?? But seriously, I never knew it could be suitably used in the case of severe electric shock as M-W says, which is dumb since the word was literally invented to describe the first time the electric chair was used for capitol punishment. It's one of those words that get used a certain way by so many people that it adopts a different meaning. Electrocution used to mean "killed by electricity" but now it means that or just getting shocked. It's similar to how irregardless is accepted as meaning "regardless" even though that doesn't make any sense and people just got regardless and irrespective jammed together in their heads.
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glynnenstein posted:It's one of those words that get used a certain way by so many people that it adopts a different meaning. Electrocution used to mean "killed by electricity" but now it means that or just getting shocked. It's similar to how irregardless is accepted as meaning "regardless" even though that doesn't make any sense and people just got regardless and irrespective jammed together in their heads. Yeah, I figured. 'Zapped' is so much more fun to say, why'd people have to gently caress with 'electrocute'?
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dphi posted:Are you gonna tell me you disagree with www.electrocuted.com?? But seriously, I never knew it could be suitably used in the case of severe electric shock as M-W says, which is dumb since the word was literally invented to describe the first time the electric chair was used for capitol punishment. capital punishment, if we're being picky 
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I saw that and wondered what kind of suicidal motherfucker would ski over that kind of cliff. Turns out it's a recording of the run of the guy who was the first to ski down K2. So it's the kind of guy who doesn't mind a 25% chance of dying as the price of admission. Professional mountaineering needs an OSHA.
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“Rape” used to mean “abduction”.
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GotLag posted:capital punishment, if we're being picky Sorry, I'm going to keep spelling it that way until they change the definition.
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That's probably safer than a glissade on the same slope because it's more controllable. I'd still rather find another route. As an aside backcountry skiing and snowmobiling are the two winter activities that result in the lion's share of avalanche-related deaths. Both activities take place in avalanche terrain and involve rapid changes in applied weight. I'll see if I can find some of the avalanche videos that were used in the snow travel class I took a couple of years ago. It's impressive how quickly they start and also how little snow is required to pin you or kill you.
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dphi posted:Are you gonna tell me you disagree with www.electrocuted.com?? But seriously, I never knew it could be suitably used in the case of severe electric shock as M-W says, which is dumb since the word was literally invented to describe the first time the electric chair was used for capitol punishment. 
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jesus christquote:Onbashira has a reputation for being the most dangerous festival in Japan, and it has led to the injury and death of participants. There were fatal incidents in 1980, 1986, 1992,[75] 2010,[75][76] and 2016.[75] In 1992, two men drowned while a log was being pulled across a river.[75] In 2010, two men, Noritoshi Masuzawa, 45, and Kazuya Hirata, 33, died after falling from a height of 10 metres (33 ft) as a tree trunk was being raised on the grounds of the Suwa Grand Shrine. Two other men were injured in the same accident, which organizers say occurred when a guide wire supporting the 17-metre (56 ft) tree gave way.[76] In 2016, one man died falling from a tree as it was being raised at the shrine.[75]
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Jun 4, 2019 02:54
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Make it a water ride and it would've fit right in at Action Park.
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thats some darwin award poo poo
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I'm not disappointed to note the cheese rolling festival in the related videos
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:
Clearly you ain't in construction. https://www.appliedbolting.com/squirters
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at you guys never seeing a squirter before.
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Nenonen posted:It's free gas for anyone driving by! Made me think of the news where there’s a petrol tanker crash and the first thing the nearby inhabitants is start lining up for free buckets of petrol, and then of course there’s a cigarette or other spark and another story to make you go brr gently caress
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Zero One posted:Guests and employees were being electrocuted at a Universal Orlando water park. Management ignored the complaints. Luckily no one was seriously hurt. quote:A Universal lifeguard, who declined to use her name because of fear of losing her job, said she had been told there was a wiring short at the Krakata Aqua Coaster. quote:Carlino’s frustrations were from with Universal’s response after she explained what happened to a manager, she said. You can always spot a graduate of the Dyatlov School of Management
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Dick Jones posted:You can always spot a graduate of the Dyatlov School of Management This is unfortunately typical of Universal. The other major place you see it is Halloween Horror Nights. I've been to a lot of theme park Halloween events and independent haunted attractions and HHN Orlando has the absolute most violent crowds around. I know it's not a Florida thing because Howl-O-Scream in Tampa and all the independent haunts are fine. They also have the most security out of any of them, including metal detectors and airport-style bag scanners. But it's like some switch (probably alcohol-induced) flips in the minds of people there and gives them the idea that they need to start punching everyone. Violence against the actors is so common that it's considered bizarre if you don't get punched, shoved, or groped in a year's performance. Female actors have quit roles because of the insane harassment they've faced. Even actors who are 6'7 Marine veterans still have much smaller guys decide to take them on. It might be because it's so easy to get away with because security guards will refuse to pursue anyone more than a few steps, the Orlando cops who are brought in as extra security just stand around texting and chatting instead of watching the crowds, and management will often fire anyone who tries to fight back in self-defense instead of running or curling into the fetal position and covering themselves. Universal has absolutely zero loyalty to any of its employees and knows that all of them are expendable.
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TerminalSaint posted:This got posted in the Milhist thread i'm the short shorts
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Anyone have that video of a soft-spoken greybeard explaining how the killdozer guy was actually a jerk?
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chitoryu12 posted:This is unfortunately typical of Universal. Please tell me there is video of these employees being beaten repeatedly
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Reign Of Pain posted:Please tell me there is video of these employees being beaten repeatedly Are you wanting to laugh at theme park employees being assaulted or
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Volcott posted:Anyone have that video of a soft-spoken greybeard explaining how the killdozer guy was actually a jerk? He's not a greybeard it's donoteat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yvl_7_Up7zU
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Synthbuttrange posted:jesus christ You think that's bad you should watch Aggies try to start a fire
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Gunshow Poophole posted:He's not a greybeard it's donoteat This is loving excellent. I love his casual delivery and his handle on the material. Once again proving that goons in full on hive-mind mode are terrible at making character judgements.
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I can hate the man but love the machine.
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Kibayasu posted:I can hate the man but love the machine. Don't even bother hating the man, we should all aspire to go out in similarly stylized glory
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Gunshow Poophole posted:He's not a greybeard it's donoteat I was hesitant to link it myself since it is a patreon only thing for a goon, but then this happened https://twitter.com/donoteat1/status/1135947135021715456
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Gunshow Poophole posted:He's not a greybeard it's donoteat Thanks for that. Poop really played a much bigger role in the story than the legend suggests.
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:I was hesitant to link it myself since it is a patreon only thing for a goon, but then this happened Holy loving pro click.
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Ok, that's actually cool and useful. Gonna smell super interesting once used, but oh man, changing a tire would be so much easier that way.
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Those things only exist so suicidal people can detach the hose from the balloon and feed it into the passenger cabin.
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Methylethylaldehyde posted:Ok, that's actually cool and useful. Gonna smell super interesting once used, but oh man, changing a tire would be so much easier that way. Those have been around for a while. Pretty sure they used to sell them mail order via tv ads years ago.
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Other fun and unconventional uses for compression:
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