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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I know 1234yf is flammable and expensive as gently caress. Thanks FCA! Glad your refrigerant got you the EPA credit that lets you have lovely fuel economy! It breaks down into HF and fluorophosgene if it does ignite so yeah any post 2017 car fire is now a chemical weapons incident
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shame on an IGA posted:It breaks down into HF and fluorophosgene if it does ignite so yeah any post 2017 car fire is now a chemical weapons incident poo poo guess what halogenated plastics do in a fire. There's a reason bunker gear is level b hazmat plus heat gear.
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Apr 16, 2020 15:46
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Would've loved to see how this happened
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Platystemon posted:The traditional way to jump cars with only one wire is to park them so the bodies make contact. That’s your ground. Then you need only to bridge the positive terminals with a coat hanger or an AK-47 or whatever. My dad talked about doing that a few times back in the day. Worked good when cars had metal bumpers.
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:Would've loved to see how this happened See a fork in the road, take it
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LifeSunDeath posted:See a fork in the road, take it I guess motorcycles aren't a thing.
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sharkytm posted:I guess motorcycles aren't a thing. Not with that amount of tread engagement, I don't think. It's definitely possible for a car to lay rubber with one tire though.
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post-apocalyptic erotica posted:Not with that amount of tread engagement, I don't think. It's definitely possible for a car to lay rubber with one tire though. What about... TWO CARS!?!
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Apr 16, 2020 17:08
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Sex Skeleton posted:What about... TWO CARS!?! One Batmobile
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everydayfalls posted:A collection of classic OSHA  
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Sex Skeleton posted:What about... TWO CARS!?! Yeah but where are you gonna find that many cars?
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post-apocalyptic erotica posted:Yeah but where are you gonna find that many cars? I'm stealing yours. Go look outside there's a guy with a Slim Jim out there right now.
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Sex Skeleton posted:I'm stealing yours. Go look outside there's a guy with a Slim Jim out there right now. joke's on them, i leave my car unlocked.
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Apr 16, 2020 18:18
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I'm sensitive to smells. Oregon is horrible because they literally spray the fertilizer on the fields, so driving around in springtime means recirculating the air or you risk driving into an invisible cloud of cholera poo poo stank. The worst was a shrimp processing plant on the coast. I took two steps inside, and when I regained consciousness, I was sitting on the curb outside with my head between my knees. Still have no idea how I got there, because my family didn't notice and were halfway thru the plant tour before they realized I wasn't there anymore. It smelled like the sea had vomited a pile of rotted death into a building.
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I've lived in rural Newfoundland for a long time, and buddy, fish plants are one smell I've never gotten used to. They loving stink.
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everydayfalls posted:A collection of classic OSHA To be fair on this one, it's not actually clear if the human shredder is on or not. However, it is being used for it's intended purpose so that's fine.
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Drone_Fragger posted:To be fair on this one, it's not actually clear if the human shredder is on or not. However, it is being used for it's intended purpose so that's fine. The OSHA violation on that human shredder is that the shred-ee is going feet first instead of head-first. They’re just prolonging the inevitable for no reason. 
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cross post from aviation thread, happened this morning https://i.imgur.com/HhFooHH.mp4 note also the Quebec Drivers
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Who the gently caress tailgates an airplane making an emergency landing?!
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I don't know why it keeps happening but light aircraft having to land on Quebec highways seems to be A Thing. https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/pilot-makes-emergency-landing-on-highway-5-near-chelsea-1.3897330 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/cessna-plane-lands-on-quebec-highway-after-engine-trouble-1.2731180 https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/twice-in-two-days-plane-lands-on-hwy-640-1.1953701 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jsy8tRcNaCk
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Apr 16, 2020 23:09
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Maybe that’s why he’s tailgating.
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Sagebrush posted:cross post from aviation thread, happened this morning Pretty amazing landing.
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Apr 16, 2020 23:27
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Nice signal, rear end in a top hat.
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Sagebrush posted:cross post from aviation thread, happened this morning Uber is really making life difficult for taxis.
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Dirt Road Junglist posted:I'm sensitive to smells. Oregon is horrible because they literally spray the fertilizer on the fields, so driving around in springtime means recirculating the air or you risk driving into an invisible cloud of cholera poo poo stank. I forgot a lunch thermos full of shrimp curry chowder in an easy-to-overlook corner of my detached garage once. Three weeks later I walked in to an ungodly stench and was overcome with waves of nausea, which was exacerbated by a drip falling on my collar. The concoction had fermented and built up enough pressure to blow the screwed-on lid and cup off the thermos into the rafters and left a drizzling fallout of the mixture on an unsuspecting me and I promptly ran to the yard and puked myself inside out. Rotted shellfish (mixed with dairy, to be fair) is like nothing else in the world.
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Uthor posted:The one time I was in that position, I realllllly thought about it.
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Ol' Moneybags Bezos did a promotional video of him walking around an Amazon warehouse. There's a lovely scene where he walks up a very steep staircase with treads too small to even put this feet on properly. My guess is that it's classified as a ladder or something so they can get some tiny additional amount of floorspace. https://twitter.com/futuresprog/status/1250717639741042689 quote:Good to see the billionaires leading by example. Here, Jeff Bezos is shown climbing some steep stairs in an Amazon warehouse. Stairs are marked “3 POINTS OF CONTACT” but he is maintaining only a single point of contact.
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You don't know what filthy animal has touched that rail.
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kimihia posted:Ol' Moneybags Bezos did a promotional video of him walking around an Amazon warehouse. There's a lovely scene where he walks up a very steep staircase with treads too small to even put this feet on properly. My guess is that it's classified as a ladder or something so they can get some tiny additional amount of floorspace. It's been a long time since I looked at the OSHA requirements for stairs/ladders, but I think you need to be able to fully step on the stairs or there needs to be an opening in the rear for your foot to pass through. I don't recall any requirements for the slope of a "ladder" in that case. Pretty sure stairs had a range for the rise and run of each step.
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That rise and run eyeballs ok, I think he might just have big feet made even clownier by wearing toe cap condoms.
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Uthor posted:It's been a long time since I looked at the OSHA requirements for stairs/ladders, but I think you need to be able to fully step on the stairs or there needs to be an opening in the rear for your foot to pass through. it's not osha, its company policy.
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The main problem is that he's not falling down the stairs and cracking open his rear end in a top hat skull
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I don't know the actual specs, but knowing Amazon's love of skirting rules and reclassifying things I'm just speculating. You can take up less floor space for a stairwell by playing with the rise / run ratios. Whether they've gone the extra step (ha!) and just pretended it's a ladder I don't know. Here are the NZ rules and I'm pretty sure they are too small to be legal here (too steep, too narrow, and the square tread edge instead of rounded): 
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My Spirit Otter posted:it's not osha, its company policy.
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I am betting that it is Amazon's company policy so that if someone has an accident and hurts themselves, they can blame it on the employee and then immediately fire them. And probably deduct the cost of cleaning up their blood from their final paycheck.
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I've always found 3 pts of contact to be a little overbearing. But no hands on the rails while you have no load is some motorcycling without a helmet poo poo.
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