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Volcott posted:Except he's probably touching his face even more than usual because he has a paper towel strapped to it with rubber bands. Clearly you need to use a product certified to stop viruses. 
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Mar 3, 2020 09:37
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Was only ever good against SARS anyway
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Classon Ave. Robot posted:That's probably about as effective as the real N95 masks. The virus isn't like airborne, it comes from touching surfaces that someone coughed on then touching your face. His mask prevents face-touching just as well as a real one I bet. incorrect; the virus in addition to being spread by surfaces is also spread by droplet infection (coughing right on someone) and to a limited extent aerosol infection (lots of people in fairly close quarters with recirculated air, e.g. a cruise ship - not going to carry on the air for blocks and blocks, though)
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corgski posted:Clearly you need to use a product certified to stop viruses. I read that cocaine works well against NCoV-19, so you're better off with a McAfee disc.
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This nearly happened to my dad once when he was helping to set up for a village fair. If it had rolled the metal legs would have come close to clipping the overhead power lines and I guess anyone in close proximity would have been flash fried. Use the guy lines, my dudes.
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Classon Ave. Robot posted:That's probably about as effective as the real N95 masks. The virus isn't like airborne, it comes from touching surfaces that someone coughed on then touching your face. His mask prevents face-touching just as well as a real one I bet. Mozi posted:incorrect; the virus in addition to being spread by surfaces is also spread by droplet infection (coughing right on someone) and to a limited extent aerosol infection (lots of people in fairly close quarters with recirculated air, e.g. a cruise ship - not going to carry on the air for blocks and blocks, though) beat but did I post this here yet? wiki posted:Human-to-human transmission of the virus has been confirmed during the 2019–20 coronavirus outbreak. Transmission occurs primarily via respiratory droplets from coughs and sneezes within a range of about 6 feet (1.8 m). Indirect contact via contaminated surfaces is another possible cause of infection. Viral RNA has also been found in stool samples from infected patients. Watch what asses u eat goons
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SniperWoreConverse posted:beat but did I post this here yet? What if eating rear end is the vaccine?
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Real talk N95 for biological contaminants though. They are prophylactic barriers which means they can be more dangerous than foregoing them for general exposure. You should remove and dispose of in a "warm zone" where you aren't worried about contamination, for a layman this is something like your garage or apartment facility trash station when wearing them in general outside your residence. Or this is still in the sick persons room if you're using them for caregiving. After disposal you should wash your hands and face in that order, ideally before you enter a clean zone but we can settle for beelining to the first sink in your house. Failing good doffing procedure not only undoes any work you did preventing inhalation but potentially makes it worse by being one more vector into the clean zone. You should follow similar procedure for gloves. And by the time you are this worried about it you should change clothes in the warm zone too. If this all sounds discouraging it's because it is. You probably don't need more than a normal good hygiene routine and adding in PPE just adds that many more pieces to perform hygienic actions on.
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This happened at my favorite hangout spot in Tampa. A car drove directly into the out door patio, right through a bench that two girls had just been sitting at. It was a miracle no one died or got seriously injured. The woman driving the car was on her 4th or 5th DUI, was super hosed up, and someone had to bust her driver side window open with his elbow to drag her out of the vehicle because she kept trying to drive out of the patio and was stuck. She kept blaming the dude for driving her car into the patio.
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Frazzbo posted:OK smartarse, let's see you get back up there again... You just walk back up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOqMSR51vAY&t=27s
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Everybody lives. https://i.imgur.com/vwPNQjv.mp4
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biracial bear for uncut posted:Everybody lives.  WTF
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biracial bear for uncut posted:Everybody lives. The guy running away is not the guy at the start of the video
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biracial bear for uncut posted:Everybody lives. Except for the guy who was crushed to death?
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insta posted:The guy running away is not the guy at the start of the video It is, the camera got knocked to the side. Do you see the wall with the sign on the left?
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It looked like the same guy to me until someone said it wasn't, heh.
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Lurking Haro posted:It is, the camera got knocked to the side. Do you see the wall with the sign on the left? lol no that's like the wall on the floor above collapsing down and falling down a floor
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KoRMaK posted:lol no that's like the wall on the floor above collapsing down and falling down a floor That's a new one.
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Gasmask posted:This nearly happened to my dad once when he was helping to set up for a village fair. If it had rolled the metal legs would have come close to clipping the overhead power lines and I guess anyone in close proximity would have been flash fried. Use the guy lines, my dudes. My fiance has rabbits that she keeps in a hutch under one of these structures. The first winter we were together her shelter kept blowing up and across her yard. I kept telling her "you really need to stake this thing down." And she kept telling me it was fine. Finally one windy Saturday I convinced her to go to the store with me and get some stakes and paracord, then staked it and guy'ed it down. It's never blown over since then. It did start to come apart at the welds, but a few more dollars in paracord and a couple 4x6 tarps later and it's right as rain. It's even survived the snow load this winter. You'd be surprised how secure you can make these things if you know how to plant stakes and tie hitches.
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Yea you may be right, if I stare at the sign on the wall I experience what feels like the camera moving
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It's the same guy. Stare at the sign on the left wall. The camera snaps to the left and down when the column in back falls, and dust covers the dude. This makes it appear an entire floor fell on top of the dude, but all the wall and floor panels are shifted by the exact same amount as the sign on the left of the frame.
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OMG I see it-- the 'wall' to the right is the steel panel he's originally standing on; it flips up and moves left, with its ground pivot point near where he is. There's a huge excavator off-camera to the right (you can see the bucket moving center left in the beginning). The secondary pillar collapse thing (middle front, orange) is the back of the excavator's body having fallen on its left side, and the left tread is visible. E: Wait, the excavator fell from a higher level, maybe? This is annoying. E2: Ground lifts first, though. I'm going to guess a gas main explosion or something that lifted the whole thing up and moved the plates, with the excavator falling back down a split second later. Pissed Ape Sexist fucked around with this message at 01:24 on Mar 4, 2020 |
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"Yeah, me and the wife are pretty happy. No realy compl-"
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Pissed Ape Sexist posted:OMG I see it-- the 'wall' to the right is the steel panel he's originally standing on; it flips up and moves left, with its ground pivot point near where he is. There's a huge excavator off-camera to the right (you can see the bucket moving center left in the beginning). The secondary pillar collapse thing (middle front, orange) is the back of the excavator's body having fallen on its left side, and the left tread is visible. Right click on the image and show controls and you can get a scrubber and do super analysis on the image like CSI.
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A reverse Titanic. e: Apparently, there's a Sinking Simulator https://store.steampowered.com/app/1164850/Sinking_Simulator/
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Guy gets stuck 375ft up in crane during Nashville tornado https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i4zgJtnQWA
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A reminder not to throw dry ice in the pool then jump in... https://fstoppers.com/news/three-die-party-instagram-influencer-after-dry-ice-poured-pool-visual-effects-461297
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