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Mustached Demon posted:Could be on the lowest setting and made harder by adding weight. Probably the only suitable place to do dips in the gym. Doing weighted dips on an assisted dip machine is pretty common.
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SelenicMartian posted:But can you cook steak with depleted uranium? Yes but they're called "grunts" and you usually get court martialed for it.
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Powershift posted:I've never been to a gym, my strength comes from physical labor. it never occurred to me that someone would need assist doing dips considering it's such a basic human movement. Are there ladder climbing assist machines, too? If you're a computer toucher who weighs a bunch more than he should, and also you want to either practice the motion of it (not that it's that hard, but still) or it's your first time in the gym and you don't want to be embarrassed by only being able to do 1 rep, the assisted dip machine is a god send.
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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PittTheElder posted:If you're a computer toucher who weighs a bunch more than he should, and also you want to either practice the motion of it (not that it's that hard, but still) or it's your first time in the gym and you don't want to be embarrassed by only being able to do 1 rep, the assisted dip machine is a god send. Also, most assisted dip machines (including the one pictured) are also assisted pull-up machines, and more people tend to need assistance with pull-ups.
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How have only a few people died so far trying to do stupid youtube stunts/"science" shows? (3:25 in that video is also pretty bad procedure for getting the scent of an unknown chemical.)
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Aramoro posted:Probably the only suitable place to do dips in the gym. Doing weighted dips on an assisted dip machine is pretty common. what is the point of doing weighted dips on the assist machine, with the assist engaged? if you cant do body wieght dips, you shouldnt graduate up to the weighted dips
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Literally watching with my mouth agape like come on.
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What the actual gently caress.
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i'm actually curious, it's a solvent, does gasoline lift oil stains?
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:i'm actually curious, it's a solvent, does gasoline lift oil stains? Yes, gasoline is a terrific solvent. My guess is that he's actually spraying diesel fuel.
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:i'm actually curious, it's a solvent, does gasoline lift oil stains? Yeah it's really good for that. in sub-500mL quantities that you then scrub the oil with
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So like how dangerous IS gasoline, really? Some dude started screaming about how I was going to kill us all for smoking in a gas station parking lot which seemed a little extreme to me. It's not like I was smoking at the pump or anything.
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TOOT BOOT posted:So like how dangerous IS gasoline, really? Some dude started screaming about how I was going to kill us all for smoking in a gas station parking lot which seemed a little extreme to me. It's not like I was smoking at the pump or anything. The vapors are the main fire hazard. They ignite pretty easily, but would need an actual spark or open flame. A lit cigarette on its own isn't hot enough. Gasoline is a mixture of a whole bunch of ill-defined toxic compounds. You don't really want to be around it if you can help it.
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why does it smell so good and why would him spraying deisel be less explode-y
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Deteriorata posted:The vapors are the main fire hazard. They ignite pretty easily, but would need an actual spark or open flame. A lit cigarette on its own isn't hot enough. No, but a cigarette lighter usually is. Lighting up a new cigarette is a far greater risk than driving up with a lit one.
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TOOT BOOT posted:So like how dangerous IS gasoline, really? Some dude started screaming about how I was going to kill us all for smoking in a gas station parking lot which seemed a little extreme to me. It's not like I was smoking at the pump or anything. It’s not the gas you gotta worry about but the vapors. And up until today, I would’ve never said “gas puddles” but after watching that video, gas puddles.
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:why does it smell so good and why would him spraying deisel be less explode-y Gasoline is more volatile. It vaporises faster and ignites more readily. Diesel is more oily. Diesel shouldn’t ignite with a spark below 50 °C (122 °F). Spill some on a hot engine and it could go off, but gasoline will ignite even at −40° (same on both scales). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7soVqyGq4i4 Platystemon fucked around with this message at 04:00 on Nov 3, 2019 |
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I was refueling at a gas station the other night when a dude in a very fancy cadillac escalade rolled up, threw it in park, got out, fueled up like 20+ gallons, and left without ever turning it off. It felt like that should be kinda stupid and dangerous, but also the lady manning the kiosk was like "v v" so oh well
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We would routinely fill our diesel ambulances while running but maybe that's different than gas. I didn't die so it must have been right 
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Everyone should always be panicking in their car. There's a gas tank several feet from their engine at all times!
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Lobsterboy posted:I was refueling at a gas station the other night when a dude in a very fancy cadillac escalade rolled up, threw it in park, got out, fueled up like 20+ gallons, and left without ever turning it off. It felt like that should be kinda stupid and dangerous, but also the lady manning the kiosk was like "v I jumpstarted a coworkers car that had alternator trouble and also she was basically out of gas. I told her to drive to a gas station and fill her car with it running. She said "there's things that tell you not to do that" and I responded that she'd likely need a jump again if she turned her car off, at which point you're messing around with sparking cables and poo poo. I was also like "yeah they say not to, but if it was actually dangerous dangerous, there'd be interlocks on the gas cap by now." Like, if opening that little door and unscrewing the cap was legitimately likely to blow up the car, it wouldn't let you do that. Or at least the warnings would be way more severe. Obviously not something to do routinely. One time out of necessity is an acceptable risk I thought. She lived
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Uncle Enzo posted:I jumpstarted a coworkers car that had alternator trouble and also she was basically out of gas. I told her to drive to a gas station and fill her car with it running. She said "there's things that tell you not to do that" and I responded that she'd likely need a jump again if she turned her car off, at which point you're messing around with sparking cables and poo poo. I was also like "yeah they say not to, but if it was actually dangerous dangerous, there'd be interlocks on the gas cap by now." Like, if opening that little door and unscrewing the cap was legitimately likely to blow up the car, it wouldn't let you do that. Or at least the warnings would be way more severe. When is your trial for attempted murder?
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Late to the chlorine chat but there was this clip from that youtube that seemed terrifying https://gfycat.com/tepiddefensiveasiaticgreaterfreshwaterclam
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BurgerQuest posted:Late to the chlorine chat but there was this clip from that youtube that seemed terrifying Does that work for people? gfycat seems pretty fucky as to whether it will embed or not.
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Working on mobile, couldn't work it out posting from desktop!
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Memento posted:Does that work for people? gfycat seems pretty fucky as to whether it will embed or not. As a person which has half of the web broken thanks to my crusty browser settings, it works fine for me. Which means you should probably fix that. Also regarding the gif: Yikes
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The crowd look blown away but it just seems like a load of hot air to me
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GotLag posted:The crowd look blown away but it just seems like a load of hot air to me Yea it's a load of hot air. Plus all the debris that seems to be flying around that's probably not too pleasant. I mean the force is enough to blow over the fencing, some rocks and dirt probably would hurt quite a bit.
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Uncle Enzo posted:I jumpstarted a coworkers car that had alternator trouble and also she was basically out of gas. I told her to drive to a gas station and fill her car with it running. She said "there's things that tell you not to do that" and I responded that she'd likely need a jump again if she turned her car off, at which point you're messing around with sparking cables and poo poo. I was also like "yeah they say not to, but if it was actually dangerous dangerous, there'd be interlocks on the gas cap by now." Like, if opening that little door and unscrewing the cap was legitimately likely to blow up the car, it wouldn't let you do that. Or at least the warnings would be way more severe. You can also just push the car off the fuel court and use the jumper cables farther away
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