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Humphreys posted:Hahah, actually buying pallets! Not getting into the Loscam/Chep stuff, I have unlimited access to pallets and so do most of my friends from legit free sources. We burn most of them! No you see, this is a listing for sailboat fuel 
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Heffer posted:That link says if they're marked MB then they are methyl bromide treated, which is no bueno Which hasn't been used since 2005. I've never seen an MB-marked pallet. It's still worth checking the stamps.
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Humphreys posted:Hahah, actually buying pallets! Not getting into the Loscam/Chep stuff, I have unlimited access to pallets and so do most of my friends from legit free sources. We burn most of them! No kidding. I have to give away good pallets just to get a junk man to haul off the broken one. He comes by every day with a 16ft trailer.
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Cojawfee posted:It looked like wrecked junkyard car. yeah who the gently caress would risk jail time over a tweety bird yellow pontiac montezuma's revenge or whatever that bullshit was.
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Sep 5, 2019 16:03
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I'm pretty sure that's a Ford Escape which is par for the course
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Sep 5, 2019 16:22
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Boy impaled by trampoline spring in a freak accident. Article has a (not gruesome but uncomfortable) picture.
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chitoryu12 posted:Boy impaled by trampoline spring in a freak accident. quote:Jamie Quinlan, 12, was jumping on a friend’s trampoline on Sunday when the incident occurred. The coil ripped through the boy’s T-shirt and lodged itself roughly two inches deep into his back, just centimeters away from his spine. Inches and centimeters in the same sentence. What a world.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxupN_AdFDg
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 More safety genius from the FB group for roofers that I stalk. They're all loving psychos who post a lot about drinking on the job, but even those guys are calling this dude a moron.
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Sep 5, 2019 19:30
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Took me a moment to realize that that is the 4 year old kid.
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Sep 5, 2019 19:39
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Hipster_Doofus posted:Took me a moment to realize that that is the 4 year old kid. Yeah, I may have gone too overboard with the anonymizing, but that's his 4-year-old he's got on a roof that he's working on. His main defenses in the comments are: 1) gently caress you pussies 2) It's a private job not through my business so OSHA can't touch me therefore it's all OK
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All throughout my childhood and into my teenage years my father and his brothers worked for the family excavating business. Thus as a child I used to ride/play on or in backhoes, bulldozers, dump trucks... All manners of construction equipment. There where no seat belts, booster seats, etc.. Many times I rode on the bulldozer while my grandfather was operating it. Sitting on the side right above the tracks. If that happened today, my parents would probably be arrested.
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Sep 5, 2019 20:39
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Glad we're in the universe where you didn't end up getting maimed or killed, I suppose.
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Sep 5, 2019 20:44
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I let my 4 year old help me change the oil on my van and then the union sent someone around to break her little scab legs
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Sep 5, 2019 20:45
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tactlessbastard posted:I let my 4 year old help me change the oil on my van and then the union sent someone around to break her little scab legs  She should have checked the box and claimed her card.
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Sep 5, 2019 20:49
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Based on my experience with my kids, I wouldn’t hire child laborers because they’re lovely employees. No attention to detail, easily distracted, low standard of work. And that’s not even getting into their wanting too many bathroom breaks, general lack of strength, etc.
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Mozi posted:Glad we're in the universe where you didn't end up getting maimed or killed, I suppose. Growing up around the stuff, I also learned to respect it and not be stupid. I do remember my Dad telling me to never approach any running equipment unless the operator acknowledges you. Common sense yes, but not to a child.
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The flip side of this is that kids have no exposure to work at all until they're a fresh college grad working in an office wondering why something feels wrong.
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tactlessbastard posted:I let my 4 year old help me change the oil on my van and then the union sent someone around to break her little scab legs Kids gotta learn not to scab
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stevewm posted:All throughout my childhood and into my teenage years my father and his brothers worked for the family excavating business. Thus as a child I used to ride/play on or in backhoes, bulldozers, dump trucks... All manners of construction equipment. There where no seat belts, booster seats, etc.. Many times I rode on the bulldozer while my grandfather was operating it. Sitting on the side right above the tracks. loving kids these days amirite
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Sep 5, 2019 21:33
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Kanine posted:loving kids these days amirite Get off my lawn!
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Kanine posted:loving kids these days amirite No that isn't right. That is one of the many things that is the opposite of right. Stop doing that.
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Some good OSHA content. https://i.imgur.com/G6CwlsH.mp4
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shovelbum posted:The flip side of this is that kids have no exposure to work at all until they're a fresh college grad working in an office wondering why something feels wrong. well that's what happens when you let your society get so hosed over by the rich that you end up with a totally intractable Morlock/Holoi situation. if u bussed kids into the Rich Towns there'd be more social mobility.
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withak posted:Some good OSHA content. youre missing your hardhat and steel toed boots. get with the loving picture jerry
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Kanine posted:youre missing your hardhat and steel toed boots. get with the loving picture jerry Dammit, Jerry, what did we tell you about burying your helmet? Every time, you stand here telling us, "NO GUYS I CAN SMELL IT," and you never can. It's getting embarrassing, Jerry. We're embarrassed for you.
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Submarine Sandpaper posted:That's nuts
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PostNouveau posted:
Gotta learn at some point! I used to deliver caskets with my dad when I was like...10 years old. I just wanted to play video games 
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ShortyMR.CAT posted:Gotta learn at some point! I used to deliver caskets with my dad when I was like...10 years old. You need both thumbs to play video games, son.
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Kanine posted:youre missing your hardhat and steel toed boots. get with the loving picture jerry Maybe he's not at the jobsite, maybe he's at one of those yellow vest protests.
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ShortyMR.CAT posted:Gotta learn at some point! I used to deliver caskets with my dad when I was like...10 years old. Would’ve been kind of ironic to deliver a small casket to roofing dad
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Fallom posted:Would’ve been kind of ironic to deliver a small casket to roofing dad is there an extra fee if you catch the body as it falls
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The pallet talk up-thread reminded me of my own OSHA experience at my first ever real job. Way back in the 80s I was a lowly shitkicker at a local supermarket. My supervisor was a giant loving douche named Wayne. Wayne was the textbook company brown-noser. He would "Yes sir!" every unreasonably deadlined request from management, and work the rest of us like a slave-driver to get it done. Every corner would be cut, and usually safety procedures were the first to go in the name of "efficiency". No one ever got out on time when Wayne was around. I finally got the shits with the place and left for a better job. Luckily I wasn't around for only one week later Wayne was rushing around doing his usual turbo hasty bullshit and went to lean a pallet on the store room wall. He turned around without checking that he'd properly settled the pallet and it fell over, catching him on the back of one leg as he walked away. An couple of ex-coworkers had to undergo counselling because they were the first to the scene and found him screaming on the floor in a pool of blood with the calf muscle stripped off of the back of his leg almost down to the ankle. Yeowch. I felt bad for the dude, but I couldn't stop part of me thinking he reaped what he sowed. 
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now every time i am aware of my calf muscle i am imagining it getting ripped off fuuucckkdkdj
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Icon Of Sin posted:Too bad it wasn’t a touch higher up, then he could’ve been half-assed But then he would have gotten a little behind in his work.
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