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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Reminds me of an article about fighter pilot candidate identification and training I read years ago. They mentioned weeding out guys with NAFOD: no apparent fear of death. Those are the guys that cost you a lot of money in airplane insurance deductibles. Stupid question: does the military really carry insurance on its fighter planes?
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Imagined posted:Stupid question: does the military really carry insurance on its fighter planes? It's my understanding that government property is not insured in general. There are no insurance companies big enough to take such risks and governments don't want to spend money on paying premiums when much of the properties are priceless.
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Those NAFOD pilots are job creators  It's the Broken Windows theory of job creation with $100 million windows. Also the Broken Window theory is trash.
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LifeSunDeath posted:Did they have to surgically put it back in, did you get a labrum tear as well? They had to put me under, but I never had surgery. Possibly I should have, but I was an idiot in my mid-20s at the time. No idea about a labrum tear, but it popped out a couple of times in the few years after I originally did it, never as bad though.
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Memento posted:They had to put me under, but I never had surgery. Ouch. Lotta times people get a SLAP lesion from a shoulder dislocation and it's never quite the same after cause the labrum is torn, so you'll feel pain and weird clunking around in the joint since the edges of the labrum can fold under the ball of the humerus and aren't quite even anymore. Ok that's all the info I can add 
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drat, well, it definitely clunks around a bit and looks like it's a different shape to the other side. I'm super paranoid about popping it out again as well, even though it's been more than a decade since that happened. I've got a little time off coming up, I might discuss it with my doctor and see if there's anything I can do to improve it.
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Memento posted:drat, well, it definitely clunks around a bit and looks like it's a different shape to the other side. I'm super paranoid about popping it out again as well, even though it's been more than a decade since that happened. They can surgically trim down the labrum, and in some cases reduce tendons in the rotator cuff to make it fit tighter, but you'll get prescribed physical therapy first. There you'll work on strengthening the rotator cuff, which will effectively tighten the bond between your humerus and your scapula, and improve movement synergy of the shoulder girdle to avoid future dislocations. Good luck!
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:How It's Made continues to deliver: This looks like a joke about how hard it is to open a blister pack.
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 Delivering air samples  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpVPBC_It8g
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shame on an IGA posted:90s Ranger/Tacoma is basically the perfect truck From a few pages ago, but gently caress yeah. My truck is a 99 Mazda B4000, which is just a re-badged Ford Ranger. It's not too large, but big enough to relatively easily haul a queen mattress + frame (thanks to the racks on the back). It's green, rusty, and has some  flame decals along the side.
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Powershift posted:
https://twitter.com/3liza/status/1183164446417440769
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Why'd he let go of the boat?
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Send that to kill the camera man. Make sure to never forget to pan away from the interesting thing happening.
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Uthor posted:Why'd he let go of the boat? When the tractor had its front wheels on the earth, when it accelerated (with rear wheel drive) it pushed the boat backwards.
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Mozi posted:When the tractor had its front wheels on the earth, when it accelerated (with rear wheel drive) it pushed the boat backwards. Yeah, but if he held on, the boat wouldn't have gone anywhere.
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Some trainfuckling here. Watch as the train speeds up while the two guys are still hunched over infront of it just placing rocks on the tracks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFTkgupgRpw
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Uthor posted:Yeah, but if he held on, the boat wouldn't have gone anywhere. Good loving luck holding onto that.
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Resting Lich Face posted:Good loving luck holding onto that. 
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Welp. You don't catch em all.
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deducting for long sleve shirt and shorts combo, 8/10.
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Is that paint? He's slow.
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Why doesn't he just alternate the side he starts on? Seems inefficient to keep flinging to the one side.
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monolithburger posted:Why doesn't he just alternate the side he starts on? Seems inefficient to keep flinging to the one side. Because if you aren't doing what you love then find a way to love what you do, man.
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Gotta say that wasn't the ending I expected. Thought he'd fall on the hammer.
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The Real Amethyst posted:Some trainfuckling here. Maybe one day trains will develop a technology to allow the train to place its own rocks in situations like this, perhaps a way to spray very tiny rocks onto the tracks. Until then, we do this.
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Came here to post this. Exploding ground hugging vapor clouds of hydrofluoric acid.
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I don't like to watch the prelim releases of their videos: it's missing all the tension and build up where you wonder how a low-level grunt is going to open the wrong valve and start a chain of events that results in a mini-Hiroshima in rural America.
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Still safer than the streets of philly.
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klafbang posted:You can swallow it as long as it is not too much. Friend of mine swallowed a bit and was burping all night. Another friend swallowed too much and spent a couple of days in the hospital with an almost ruptured stomach. Liquid nitrogen gets a lot bigger when it returns to the gas state. Sorry, going back a bit. How do you know not 1 but 2 people who have drunk liquid nitrogen?
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YczDIiWWMPM Check out how bent the temporary supports are that they threw up in between the structural steel. There are stories going around that the construction crews were sent up to remove these for some god knows why reason. I cant make any sense of the structural arrangement. Poured concrete floors are never done over beams that spread apart. Its almost like the steel engineer designed it for pre-tensioned panels or something and that just never got relayed to the rest of the engineering team.
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Hottest teaser of 2019
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