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wesleywillis posted:Its pretty standard even for confined space rescue, that if you're the look out and someone in there is in distress, you're not to go in there, in spite of your (probable) instinct to rush in and help. You'll probably end up dead too. poo poo lagoons aren't confined spaces. There's just so much poison gas that it will kill you anyway.
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Brute Squad posted:shot: https://twitter.com/RexChapman/status/1210365584615059456 Instant classic
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UCS Hellmaker posted:Literally that's standard practice. Our safety is more important then the patients, because we could be the patient then and cost more people their lives if we lemming into a chemical spill. A video played to all emergency response is of a cop that went into an ammonia cloud gassing off a crashed truck that he didn't see the placard on. He went to rescue the driver who was passed out on the ground and within 1 minute was on the ground gasping and dead in 3. In EMS I use the rule of thumb for industrial incidents. Reach out your thumb towards the fire/chemicals. If it's larger than my thumb then we too close. Hold and wait for fire service. The Real Amethyst fucked around with this message at 03:04 on Dec 29, 2019 |
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The Real Amethyst posted:In EMS I use the rule of thumb for industrial incidents. No poo poo. My uncle was a volunteer fire-fighter for a number of years in a rural area, he said the same regarding propane tanks. Then again, this is the same man that almost burnt his own house down by setting fire to the building across the road during a FD training exercise.
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Approach from uphill and upwind. Use to binoculars to locate the first responding police officer (aka "the blue canary" ) by his cruiser. 1) Cop is down and car is not running- toxic environment that may affect apparatus 2) Cop is down, car is running- toxic environment 3) Cop is walking around - not immediately life threatening but probably still bad 4) Cop has lit road flares by wreck and has not exploded - fairly stable toxic environment
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Just another day in glorious Minnesota
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[Frustrated hand gesture] What the gently caress is this rear end in a top hat doing?
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Veni Vidi Ameche! posted:[Frustrated hand gesture] What the gently caress is this rear end in a top hat doing? Minnesota Drift King 2019
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Can't wait for Seattle's first good road freeze. You ever seen an accordion bus play pinball off the sides of two rows of parked cars as it slides sideways down a 14% graded hill road? The city was built on seven great hills, like Rome...
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Shut up Meg posted:Pig poo poo lagoon deaths depress me cause they always follow the same pattern: Time to repost The Case Of The Rusty Assassin
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mycomancy posted:Sorry? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_zbcNrXXak
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In North Carolina there's a cottage eco journalist industry of private pilots willing to fly reporters into the airspace of the copious hog farms in order to document the scope of their environmental infractions. This is necessary because big ag has lobbied state government to criminalize any manner of reporting that reveals the severely harmful effects of factory hog farming (it's egregiously detrimental to the local ecosystems and quality of life of every living organism downwind from the pig poo poo lagoon fountains (yes fountains of pig poo poo))
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people should eat less meat not only for the sheer carbon cost, but for the poo poo cost. (also i was about to meantion the poo poo foutains)
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Is acres and acres of monoculture seed grasses belted with pesticides any less ruinous than lakes of pig poo poo really?
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starkebn posted:Is acres and acres of monoculture seed grasses belted with pesticides any less ruinous than lakes of pig poo poo really? Nobody ever had a mass casualty incident because of grass.
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Rent-A-Cop posted:Nobody ever had a mass casualty incident because of grass. https://www.farmprogress.com/grains/life-threatening-grain-bin-encounters
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Kesper North posted:Can't wait for Seattle's first good road freeze. You ever seen an accordion bus play pinball off the sides of two rows of parked cars as it slides sideways down a 14% graded hill road? The city was built on seven great hills, like Rome... I am very happy I can work from home so I can just go up to like my buildings roof and watch the chaos unfold.
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It's annoying that manure lagoons are still an issue when we have the means to make them relatively safe and produce Methane at the same time that can be used to provide power at best, or safely flared off at worst.
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starkebn posted:Is acres and acres of monoculture seed grasses belted with pesticides any less ruinous than lakes of pig poo poo really? yeah, because a lot of the products of monoculture and petroleum based farming are themselves necessary inputs to livestock
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-Zydeco- posted:It's annoying that manure lagoons are still an issue when we have the means to make them relatively safe and produce Methane at the same time that can be used to provide power at best, or safely flared off at worst. That sounds like something that would negatively affect quarterly profits.
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MikeCrotch posted:I still remember the one where a guy got sprayed with liquid phosgene and went to the hospital to be told "yeah you are gonna die in like 2 days pal." Yeah, I just went looking for this one. It is goddamn ridiculous how loving addictive the USCSB YouTube channel is. I moved on from that one to one about iron dust fires at the Hoeganaes Corp in Gallatin, TX. I’ll probably just be scrolling through these things the rest of the night. One of the most horrifying ones to me involved a propane tank change-out at a gas station/restaurant in (I think) WVa, where propane filled the store for like half an hour before the place blew up. Been a while since I saw that one so my memory of it is fuzzy, but the breakdown in the safety chain is some absolute what-the-gently caress. Edit: Yeah, I was right. Ghent, WV. https://youtu.be/JzdnUZReoLM Zamboni Rodeo fucked around with this message at 07:12 on Dec 29, 2019 |
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Jack2142 posted:I am very happy I can work from home so I can just go up to like my buildings roof and watch the chaos unfold. High five. I do enjoy the sledding on (main city arterial) Denny Way.
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Mindless posted:Instant classic Yeah, as in 'classic Steve Jessup skit'. That is at least a decade old now.
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Brute Squad posted:now with sound. Minnesota.mp4 We don't allow chains. We don't allow studs, On motor vehicles. bicycles are not motor vehicles. bicycle tires can use studs. Lol, you only loose traction once you step off the bicycle. Ride on a hockey rink with no problems! Until you try to put foot down Too long:didn't OSHA: I can drive on sheer ice, but can't walk on it.
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Brute Squad posted:now with sound. 
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MisterOblivious posted:Minnesota.mp4 But seriously OSHA: I spent many months, during multiple years, healing from falls before I found out you can put carbide studs on bicycle tires. Holy poo poo they're expensive! But "not having cracked ribs for 6 months" is worth the money! I don't know if y'all have ever cracked ribs but it's a whole helluva lot bigger injury than you think. There's literally *nothing* a doctor can do for you. It's not like the fluff books I read. It's just several months of pain. The only thing a doctor can do is *maybe* lower the pain, and probably make it last longer. $120-200+ is cheap for a set for a set a bicycle tires in comparison.
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MisterOblivious posted:But seriously OSHA: I spent many months, during multiple years, healing from falls before I found out you can put carbide studs on bicycle tires. Holy poo poo they're expensive! But "not having cracked ribs for 6 months" is worth the money! Why not just get a set of normal studded tires for like 30 bucks?
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What's going on at the far back corner of the bus? Looking under the bus at the start it seems like there's something there, almost like it's being pushed by a reversing van, but there's nothing that size behind it at the end. E: You can see the edge of a van behind the bus right at the start. Maybe a short, high trailer?
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It's pulling a trailer. If you look closely you can see that the trailer it's pulling is a single axle, only one set of wheels dragging along behind. CRUSTY MINGE fucked around with this message at 13:17 on Dec 29, 2019 |
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Broken/bruised ribs are a special kind of hell. It isn’t the worst pain but it’s there every time you lie down to sleep, cough, laugh, breathe or use any of your abdomen muscles (pretty much every movement). The OSHA part is that you have to be doped up on painkillers because going for extended periods without coughing or only drawing shallow breaths leads to fluid buildup in the lungs and pneumonia.
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MisterOblivious posted:There are no such things. Period. No? Ok. There's a lot of it in stores here in Sweden and seemingly everywhere online. If you have super special tire dimensions perhaps it's expensive, idk. OSHA content?: someone butchered an elk right by my running path. I now know that an elk stomach smells like human puke. Potrzebie fucked around with this message at 13:40 on Dec 29, 2019 |
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MisterOblivious posted:Minnesota.mp4 https://youtu.be/z6vGQ0K3wm4
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starkebn posted:Is acres and acres of monoculture seed grasses belted with pesticides any less ruinous than lakes of pig poo poo really? Yeah goddamn. Is this a serious post?
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-Zydeco- posted:It's annoying that manure lagoons are still an issue when we have the means to make them relatively safe and produce Methane at the same time that can be used to provide power at best, or safely flared off at worst. Unfortunately, we need to get far away from methane release of any sort.
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