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I'm going to be a company owner in a month and I'm seriously considering putting a whiskey decanter in my office.
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Allegedly my grandad would drink a six pack on the way into work at the refinery, way back when. I believe this because he was a goddamn alcoholic. He also did some night work for the union (but likely the mafia) at one point involving a rifle and some trucks getting disabled. When he died we found a large cache of guns hidden in false wall in the attic, and AP rounds...so I guess the story was likely.
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Feb 28, 2020 22:09
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Pacra posted:I'm not sure what's going on here but it seems OSHA. Anchor chain inspection? Looks like it's in an open well ventilated area but that's potentially OSHA as gently caress, lotta people die in chain lockers because all the O2 stops being a gas and starts being rust https://www.taproot.com/the-crew-of...ed-space-3-die/
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Feb 28, 2020 22:25
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Ugly In The Morning posted:When I worked in sales from home I would usually get a sixer on my lunch break and my sales would steadily climb in the afternoon. I avoided getting all the way drunk but there’s something to the ol’ ballmer curve for some kinds of work.  on the job works out. Almost every time I've had a customer go out of their way to tell my boss how friendly and helpful I was I've been stoned, where sober I'm known for being the guy who's a blunt rear end in a top hat but gets the problems solved.IMO people who work in customer service should be encouraged to be mildly stoned. There is definitely a ballmer curve to it where your ability to tolerate shitheads goes through the roof before your ability to do things falls off. Zamboni Rodeo posted:My favorite boss ever was the owner of the company I worked for at the time. He was an insane Cajun from the gulf coast of Mississippi, prone to the occasional raging outburst but otherwise charismatic as all hell.
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shame on an IGA posted:Looks like it's in an open well ventilated area but that's potentially OSHA as gently caress, lotta people die in chain lockers because all the O2 stops being a gas and starts being rust Wow, been on this OSHA thread train since the beginning but this is a novel twist on suffocation for me. A novel , completely tragic twist
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Feb 28, 2020 22:51
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wolrah posted:IMO people who work in customer service should be encouraged to be mildly stoned. There is definitely a ballmer curve to it where your ability to tolerate shitheads goes through the roof before your ability to do things falls off. based on most of my retail experiences here, this is already law in southern california and has been for like 30 years at least e — meanwhile, in Amsterdam (linked for big-ness) snugglz fucked around with this message at 23:03 on Feb 28, 2020 |
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Feb 28, 2020 22:56
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I work for a company that sells boats and there's beer in a mini fridge by the front desk, cases of champagne in the service area and the top salesman has a whole liquor cabinet in his office. I don't work with the sales guys, but I'd imagine that a whole lot of day drinking goes on.
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Feb 28, 2020 23:01
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LifeSunDeath posted:Allegedly my grandad would drink a six pack on the way into work at the refinery, way back when. I believe this because he was a goddamn alcoholic. He also did some night work for the union (but likely the mafia) at one point involving a rifle and some trucks getting disabled. When he died we found a large cache of guns hidden in false wall in the attic, and AP rounds...so I guess the story was likely. How far was the trip to work? I wouldn't be able to drink a six pack of water that fast.
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Literally the only time in history where "everybody clapped."
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4CHrsaOHCk I feel like they should have some guards around these...
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Feb 29, 2020 00:14
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I worked at an aircraft repainting shop and when my boss would get the big rear end check for painting a plane or helicopter, he'd buy a couple of cases and we'd sit out on the hard stand, drinking and watching planes take off and land
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Feb 29, 2020 00:19
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And what have we learned...?
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Zamboni Rodeo posted:And what have we learned...? Pain
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Feb 29, 2020 02:06
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#blessed, for toast lovers and hash smokers
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^^ The OSHA there is that those hand rails get hit by micrometeors which create sharp burrs that can rip space gloves. What use could something like this even have
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Feb 29, 2020 02:25
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Cojawfee posted:^^ The OSHA there is that those hand rails get hit by micrometeors which create sharp burrs that can rip space gloves. when you hang them all outside and then realize you loving ran them the wrong way thank you for osha-fying it ill appreciate not catching a 6
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Feb 29, 2020 02:27
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Cojawfee posted:What use could something like this even have Product description Household 5-15P to Generator 5-15P It is special use adapter cord. Use when you need connect your generator of 5-15 receptacle to equipment with the order 5-15 receptacle. It is not recommended by electricians, because of it is very easy to touch the terminal with power. If you followed the right steps, it can be done safely. What is right steps? 1. Turn off your main breaker. 2. Plugin all the plug to connector in both of two side. 3. Make sure first one step is complete. 4. Turn on your generator. 5. Don't pull any plugs out when generator working. 6. Turn off your generator when you don't want to use them. 7. Pull out the plug. Color：Yellow Cable You can get the cord or adapter in your need. Please send your inquire to us by message.
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Cojawfee posted:^^ The OSHA there is that those hand rails get hit by micrometeors which create sharp burrs that can rip space gloves. deniable suicide seriously, that's their only possible use
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KoRMaK posted:Another, different, lear jet story with what looks like a near supersonic impact When you gently caress up like this, they make charts and graphs to illustrate just how bad. Interesting that they blank out all of the names, I guess it is the errors that happened in general and not blaming people that makes reports like this so interesting.
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I didn't understand why the transcripts had a #, I thought it was when the pilots swore but it didn't always make sense. Turns out # means "crackling voice", but I think maybe sometimes they used it to censor the pilots?
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Feb 29, 2020 02:39
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Zamboni Rodeo posted:And what have we learned...? Among other things, don't have your earbuds in when using power tools Like, I wonder if that was the causative factor, he snagged his earbuds and it caused him to jerk the buffer towards his beard.
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Feb 29, 2020 02:52
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Cojawfee posted:What use could something like this even have Preventing your children from watching unauthorized television. A former coworker’s dad replaced the end of their television’s cord with a female connector, and had one of these that he used to control access to television.
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Feb 29, 2020 03:11
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EPICAC posted:Preventing your children from watching unauthorized television. by killing them
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Linked for a pretty big mp4. https://imgur.com/gallery/oktrBbL
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EPICAC posted:Preventing your children from watching unauthorized television. A former coworker’s dad replaced the end of their television’s cord with a female connector, and had one of these that he used to control access to television. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA edit: he could just as easily put a non-standard plug on there instead of making using an exposed conductor.
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EPICAC posted:Preventing your children from watching unauthorized television. A former coworker’s dad replaced the end of their television’s cord with a female connector, and had one of these that he used to control access to television. 
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I turned on sound and took a second to realize how dumb I was being.
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Cojawfee posted:What use could something like this even have they are also used by squatters, crack fiends, white trash and anyone who wants free power to get pixies to a single circuit. kill a breaker, run one end to an outlet off that breaker and the other to your neighbor’s outdoor outlet/a utility pole/generator and boom, ‘free’ power and lights to that circuit. however, if you plug it in the live side first, you’ve made the world’s smallest, shittiest chitoryu12 posted:I turned on sound and took a second to realize how dumb I was being. because the endless vacuum of space has no noise? or because you were enjoying the ambient music? e:I’m an idiot snugglz fucked around with this message at 03:41 on Feb 29, 2020 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBo-669iJHg As seen in the schadenfreude thread, but not because of the lack of PPE!
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shame on an IGA posted:Looks like it's in an open well ventilated area but that's potentially OSHA as gently caress, lotta people die in chain lockers because all the O2 stops being a gas and starts being rust More detail here: https://web.archive.org/web/20190824195429/http://maritimeaccident.org/library2/the-case-of-the-rusty-assassin/
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Cojawfee posted:What use could something like this even have Connecting your generator to your house if you don't like having one installed the right way. Also very good at killing the people trying to fix the power line that caused your outage.
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everydayfalls posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBo-669iJHg I was cringing the whole time, ended up very funny
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Cojawfee posted:^^ The OSHA there is that those hand rails get hit by micrometeors which create sharp burrs that can rip space gloves. This sounds fake, but it’s not.
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Terms like “hypervelocity impact” and “micrometeor” don’t entirely capture the  nature of a space rock hurtling along at speeds measured in km/sec and hitting humanity’s only space station.
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Zamboni Rodeo posted:And what have we learned...? When you're this lucky head directly to buy a lotto ticket afterwards
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Another Bill posted:When you're this lucky head directly to buy a lotto ticket afterwards luckily it looks like a car buffer and not a saw but yeah totally agree
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