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Ornamental Dingbat posted:My wife keeps an implement of husbandry in her top drawer but it's not like she flaunts it all around town. Ok boomer
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Platystemon posted:I can’t find that paragraph on the current site, and IANAL, but as I understand it, they can use video, they just can’t use it alone. Ah, so less “can’t” and more “won’t.” As for rules of evidence, the guy’s uploading these videos himself. They’re totally admissible as evidence. 804(b)(3), they’re totally statements against his own interest. That’s just a dodge on the part of someone at the FAA. Disappointing.
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It's kind of impressive that the truck could pull that trailer at all.
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Are you telling me all these truck commercials about hauling huge loads are encouraging me to engage in illegal behavior.
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Green Intern posted:Are you telling me all these truck commercials about hauling huge loads are encouraging me to engage in illegal behavior.  It clearly says to obey all laws in fine print at the end.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:One of the subtweets keeps insisting "It's not a trailer, it's an implement of husbandry!" like some kind of sovcit crime-avoiding magic words. I am the living trailer
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Big Dick Cheney posted:It's kind of impressive that the truck could pull that trailer at all. The article posted earlier said that the unloaded trailer alone is probably about 140% of the truck's rated capacity.
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haveblue posted:The article posted earlier said that the unloaded trailer alone is probably about 140% of the truck's rated capacity. No doubt there are people out there who would read that statement and think "sweet, I can get 140% more capacity with a trailer."
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Dec 23, 2019 17:25
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I am a free semi-trailer on the land
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haveblue posted:The article posted earlier said that the unloaded trailer alone is probably about 140% of the truck's rated capacity. The capacity would matter if he had it hooked up like a regular trailer to the bed or bumper. But he has it on a front axle so the truck is carrying very little weight. With the air brakes I'm sure it pulls alright at low speed and stops fine. The issue is going to be if the trailer decides it doesnt want to be in control. That truck has zero chance of winning that fight.
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:dear god, WHY
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PetraCore posted:Those types of stairs take up a lot less horizontal space. The downside is you need to be used to them. OK, but at that point why not just have a ladder? That would probably be safer because you have your hands on a ladder. That monstrosity doesn't even have handrails.
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Dec 23, 2019 18:24
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PetraCore posted:Those types of stairs take up a lot less horizontal space. The downside is you need to be used to them. At this point wouldn't a ladder make more sense and be less potentially painful? edit: see this guy gets it! ^
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Dec 23, 2019 18:24
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Weird omission 
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PetraCore posted:Those types of stairs take up a lot less horizontal space. The downside is you need to be used to them. A hand rail would go a long ways there.
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Dec 23, 2019 18:32
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The walls are the handrails you wimps.
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I lost at Tetris and now I have all these leftover L blocks. What can I do with them? ... 
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Cyrano4747 posted:OK, but at that point why not just have a ladder? Design/style.
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I like how half of those would be right at home in one of those "25 AMAZING stair designs we wish were in our house!" ad filled facebook spam websites.
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i always wanted to start a twitter account about stairs in the vein of toilets with threatening auras but i couldn't come up with a good name.
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Brute Squad posted:i always wanted to start a twitter account about stairs in the vein of toilets with threatening auras but i couldn't come up with a good name. Thousand-Yard Stairs A Stairwell to Arms Fright or Flight Pissed Ape Sexist fucked around with this message at 19:34 on Dec 23, 2019 |
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Brute Squad posted:i always wanted to start a twitter account about stairs in the vein of toilets with threatening auras but i couldn't come up with a good name. Stairs that cause wheelchairs
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This is from a while back, but it turns out I've got family living near this and they're wondering what the solution is. Specifically, is this a thing that can be taken care of with water filtering? I know there are some high end water filters that claim they'll do lead. What about distilled water? edit: The poo poo in the spill specifically. THe chromium.
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Dec 23, 2019 19:44
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There are enough of these videos that it has to be practically impossible for an axe throwing establishment to get insurance.
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Cyrano4747 posted:This is from a while back, but it turns out I've got family living near this and they're wondering what the solution is. Specifically, is this a thing that can be taken care of with water filtering? I know there are some high end water filters that claim they'll do lead. What about distilled water? The Environmental Working Group has a good guide to picking water filters for specific contaminants. The most effective filter specifically for hexavalent chromium would be an ion exchange filter, but those tend to be big and require a lot of expensive maintenance. A reverse osmosis filter will also work, plus it's cheaper and easier to use. Before they get a filter, they should really get an analysis of their tap water samples, because gods only know what else is in there.
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Not that the guy was working on rational thought during that reaction window, but trying to catchet was not the correct choice.
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azurite posted:Not that the guy was working on rational thought during that reaction window, but trying to catchet was not the correct choice. It was the awesome choice
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Cojawfee posted:There are enough of these videos that it has to be practically impossible for an axe throwing establishment to get insurance. You basically sign a waver saying that throwing an axe will kill you, the establishment told you so, and you should be happy to get out alive. No insurance necessary!
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https://twitter.com/BurgerVonStadt/status/1165277262272483328?s=20 The black and white one just feels like a calculated gently caress you to people with poor vision. small ghost fucked around with this message at 20:32 on Dec 23, 2019 |
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Cojawfee posted:There are enough of these videos that it has to be practically impossible for an axe throwing establishment to get insurance. I remember seeing an interview with someone who started one of these places saying something like "insurance is tricky, but that also was the case when escape rooms started out, so that'll change  ".
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Mierenneuker posted:I remember seeing an interview with someone who started one of these places saying something like "insurance is tricky, but that also was the case when escape rooms started out, so that'll change An escape room where you have to throw axes to get out.
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poo poo POST MALONE posted:An escape room where you have to throw axes to get out. That's basically every room.
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Uthor posted:That's basically every room. You also throw them to get in. The room is also made of axes.
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Cyrano4747 posted:This is from a while back, but it turns out I've got family living near this and they're wondering what the solution is. Specifically, is this a thing that can be taken care of with water filtering? I know there are some high end water filters that claim they'll do lead. What about distilled water? For consumer, RO. Otherwise a resin-ion setup, but they require quite a bit of maintenance. We have a pair of industrial grade resin units and they don't put out enough GPM to handle a full sized household. For that matter a RO unit will be for drinking water, a mondo unit to do laundry and such would be ridiculous expensive. People are going to get bent out of shape about the hex-chrome but in those photos I saw containers of cyanides, nickel solutions, and god knows what else. So if they speak with anyone they need to be aware it's not just hex chrome but a potential range of heavy metals from cyanides, chromium, nickel, lead, and possibly cadmium. edit : PM me if you'd like more info.
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So the final puzzle of this escape room is that you have to throw an axe down this flubber lined hallway and cut the hard line to unlock the door.
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Cyrano4747 posted:OK, but at that point why not just have a ladder? Because alternating-tread stairs are easier to use than a ladder A normal staircase would be preferable but if there's not room for that then alternating-tread is better than a ladder.
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Pissed Ape Sexist posted:Thousand-Yard Stairs Stairway to heaven
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