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See also: Gunpowder. If you mix up grams and grains on that one you'll need the laudnum.
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Mustached Demon posted:At my previous job, at a wood mill, a dude lost half his fingers+thumb in a planarizer. He turned it off, locked it out, but did not let the spinning wheel of death that planarizes the wood stop. Hand went in, a lot didn't come out. Planarizer? Did you work in the office at that job? Planarizing? I hope you weren't workerizing with wood at that job. Sefetemetazy is criticomessasary.
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shame on an IGA posted:Found the full vid on youtube, lower right leg is definitely bent in the straight places.
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Yawgmoth posted:The Something Awful Forums > Main > General Bullshit > OSHA: definitely bent in the straight places
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Another thing that lusts for death is swimming poolsquote:A young girl is now in a coma after she was sucked into a swimming pool pump during a trip to Turkey. https://www.heart.co.uk/lifestyle/girl-12-coma-hand-stuck-swimming-pool-pump-holiday/ The article's a bit old because she died today 
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Does OSHA cover land speed record attempts? https://twitter.com/RoadandTrack/status/1166720706199076864
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FuturePastNow posted:Does OSHA cover land speed record attempts? drat that's a bummer.
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FuturePastNow posted:Does OSHA cover land speed record attempts? Kind of a tangent but why does she need an oxygen mask?
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Kind of a tangent but why does she need an oxygen mask? Rocket and jet-propelled land speed record cars are essentially ground-based aircraft. You get oxygen in your regular car from the atmosphere entering the passenger compartment, which isn't very comfortable when you're traveling 700+ MPH, so I'm guessing the cockpit is sealed off from the outside and you just breathe through the mask.
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Larch posted:Planarizer? Did you work in the office at that job? Planarizing? https://www.adeon.nl/partners/46-en/brushing-equipment/131-planarizer-model-650
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chitoryu12 posted:Rocket and jet-propelled land speed record cars are essentially ground-based aircraft. You get oxygen in your regular car from the atmosphere entering the passenger compartment, which isn't very comfortable when you're traveling 700+ MPH, so I'm guessing the cockpit is sealed off from the outside and you just breathe through the mask. Hers especially  quote:Her goal was to pilot the car (built from a decommissioned fighter jet) beyond 512 mph, the record for Fastest Woman on Earth, set in 1976 by Kitty O'Neil.
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I remember a pilot of I think a KC-135 whose canopy broke off in flight. Even going just above stall speed (about 200+ MPH), he compared breathing to “trying to drink from a firehose.”
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Do they actually keep separate records for "Fastest Man" and "Fastest Woman". Seems kinda antiquated for anything outside of sports.
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theres mens and womens chess.
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Yawgmoth posted:The Something Awful Forums > Main > General Bullshit > OSHA: definitely bent in the straight places We’ve had the current title for 8 months. Time for a change?
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So with the impending doom falling upon central FL in the form of wind, water, and enraged skies, I'm reminded of a transformer catching fire during hurricane Florence last year just outside of a friend's house. She said that there were green plasma balls being thrown every which way, fire, and the smell of wood smoke during the torrential downpours in Wilmington (just inland from where Florence made landfall). So I went to look for other videos of transformers doing the same, and came back with this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8EQPx-ptKk Electricity follows the path of least resistance, don't become that path.
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violent sex idiot posted:theres mens and womens chess. I’d love to see that get defended.
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chitoryu12 posted:I’d love to see that get defended. Bunch of prudes I tell ya!
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chitoryu12 posted:I remember a pilot of I think a KC-135 whose canopy broke off in flight. Even going just above stall speed (about 200+ MPH), he compared breathing to “trying to drink from a firehose.” Another fun one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Airways_Flight_5390 An improperly secured window panel popped off and the pilot was sucked into the opening. The flight crew physically held him in place while the copilot landed, he recovered and returned to work.
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Chomp8645 posted:Do they actually keep separate records for "Fastest Man" and "Fastest Woman". It's just so more people can have records. There will probably be a fastest transman and fastest transwoman so everyone can fit themselves into a special category and be the fastest one of those. Like being the first transphobic, wheelchair bound, Alaskan, Somali pirate to climb Everest. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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chitoryu12 posted:I’d love to see that get defended. Probably (hopefully?) done to try to get more women into the game. Or to get schools some sweet Title IX credit.
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Aaah makes sense now. I work in a sawmill that cuts mostly softwood structural lumber. After the wood is cut and dried it goes through a machine called a planer which planes everything down to its final rectangular width and thickness I am guessing you guys did hardwood stuff? Or finished wood for like trim or furniture?
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CommieGIR posted:You do not gently caress with lathes. Its the one tool that really needs multiple emergency shutoff buttons. Foot operated deadman switch.
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My Spirit Otter posted:deadman operated foot switch.
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The hope is that the deadman falls off the switch. If he continues to operate it, then there's a problem.
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I'm sure there's been at least one case where a leg remains on the switch, even though the rest of the body is elsewhere.
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chitoryu12 posted:I’d love to see that get defended. It's pretty simple. To take USCF as an example (FIDE I think is similar for worldwide): Here are the top 100 Overall players for August 2019: http://www.uschess.org/component/option,com_top_players/Itemid,371?op=list&month=1908&f=usa&l=R:Top%20Overall.&h=Overall Here are the top 100 Women: http://www.uschess.org/component/option,com_top_players/Itemid,371?op=list&month=1908&f=usa&l=R:Top%20Women.&h=Top%20Women Only 2 of the top 100 Women are in the top 100 Overall. Put another way, the top 100 Overall is 98% male. I strongly suspect that reflects more of the talent pool / player base than anything else (which is only 14.7% female), and won't change unless there's a deeper female player roster. So unless you want all US chess publicity to be 100% male, which I'm sure would not help get more women into the game, you need separate rankings.
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chitoryu12 posted:I’d love to see that get defended. There's a whole lot of people trying to explain with  but it seems that's simply that, until very recently, not many people were training their young daughters to play chess. It's more popular now, but still not by a lot. Because the field of women's players is narrower, they have their own divisions and title qualifications, which makes perfect sense. Women can and do enter the men's tournaments.
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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PittTheElder posted:There's a whole lot of people trying to explain with Also, I don't know if it applies to chess specifically, but it's not uncommon for a woman entering a male dominated competitive field to receive a lot of harassment and abuse.
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Cojawfee posted:It's just so more people can have records. There will probably be a fastest transman and fastest transwoman so everyone can fit themselves into a special category and be the fastest one of those. Like being the first transphobic, wheelchair bound, Alaskan, Somali pirate to climb Everest. this post makes me uncomfortable
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aardvaard posted:this post makes me uncomfortable It’s okay, they don’t care if you’re white or black or green or purple!
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Jazz hands!
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FuturePastNow posted:Does OSHA cover land speed record attempts? Does it still count if you're out of the car when you break the speed record?
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ponzicar posted:I'm sure there's been at least one case where a leg remains on the switch, even though the rest of the body is elsewhere. Boomlifts have them, but the main cause of death with those is crush-related. Usually with lathes, its rotating away from you, pulling you off of the switch.
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My Spirit Otter posted:Boomlifts have them, but the main cause of death with those is crush-related. Usually with lathes, its rotating away from you, pulling you off of the switch. Huh? In general, I believe that most lathes can turn either direction, but I think that you want the chuck and the work spinning toward you so the tool bit cuts efficiently into the work. Also, I think that some metal lathe chucks thread on in a particular direction, so you want them spinning so as to keep them tight (usually spinning counter clockwise to tighten a standard threaded part) instead of loosening the chuck.
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Icon Of Sin posted:Please tell me it read “headed to the hospital” in some form or another. "hair today? Gone tomorrow."
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2Wp8I4fxCk The problem here is that the car didn’t have a high‐vis paintjob.
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ulmont posted:So unless you want all US chess publicity to be 100% male, which I'm sure would not help get more women into the game, you need separate rankings. Doesn't explain Academy Awards being given for Best Actor and Best Actress. "So more people can get awards" is sometimes the case.
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Yawgmoth posted:The Something Awful Forums > Main > General Bullshit > OSHA: definitely bent in the straight places Any objection to me emailing the mods and asking for a title change?
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Willfrey posted:I used to work at a machine shop. I manage a small machine shop(soon to own it) and my oldest son works for me. I showed him this gif the day before he started and told him that all of the machines will eat him if he doesn't show them respect.
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