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As freaky as that is, I would love to be in that position just so I could smack the hull with a wrench and freak the gently caress out of everyone inside. EDIT: Or glue a bluetooth speaker to the hull and stream porn through it.
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Apr 21, 2020 07:32
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Megillah Gorilla posted:As freaky as that is, I would love to be in that position just so I could smack the hull with a wrench and freak the gently caress out of everyone inside. "This is a magnetic mine, you have 3 minutes to abandon ship. I repeat, this is a magnetic mine, you have three minutes to abandon ship" After 3 minutes, it just plays fart noises until disabled.
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Apr 21, 2020 08:10
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Megillah Gorilla posted:As freaky as that is, I would love to be in that position just so I could smack the hull with a wrench and freak the gently caress out of everyone inside. If it continues on it's trajectory, you'll be quickly subjected to a high radiation zone. There's not a lot of shielding between you and the reactor, the design relies mostly on the water around it to be devoid of anything sensitive to radiation.
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Apr 21, 2020 08:13
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Megillah Gorilla posted:As freaky as that is, I would love to be in that position just so I could smack the hull with a wrench and freak the gently caress out of everyone inside. Methylethylaldehyde posted:"This is a magnetic mine, you have 3 minutes to abandon ship. I repeat, this is a magnetic mine, you have three minutes to abandon ship" Don’t play the mine threat through a speaker. Tap it out in morse.
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Apr 21, 2020 08:30
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Sigourney Cheevos posted:If it continues on it's trajectory, you'll be quickly subjected to a high radiation zone. There's not a lot of shielding between you and the reactor, the design relies mostly on the water around it to be devoid of anything sensitive to radiation. Submarines just gently caress up all life around them, huh
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Apr 21, 2020 08:31
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Whooping Crabs posted:Submarines just gently caress up all life around them, huh Yeah, outside through radiation, inside through awful policies
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Sigourney Cheevos posted:If it continues on it's trajectory, you'll be quickly subjected to a high radiation zone. There's not a lot of shielding between you and the reactor, the design relies mostly on the water around it to be devoid of anything sensitive to radiation. How does that work when you're on the surface in port? Or do they keep it at low power in those situations, and it's only really an issue when they've got it cranked to full operational power?
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Apr 21, 2020 08:50
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Jabor posted:How does that work when you're on the surface in port? It's running at minimal power as you're pulling in/out of port and the area immediately above the reactor spaces are posted as high-rad zones which you cannot enter. Once you're in port, you shutdown and it's stops being an issue.
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Apr 21, 2020 08:56
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Platystemon posted:Don’t play the mine threat through a speaker. Tap it out in morse. Get John Cleese to give it a voice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sB24zOcV_Q
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Apr 21, 2020 08:58
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Apr 21, 2020 09:02
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I love the loop on this one.
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Jabor posted:How does that work when you're on the surface in port? Either it's BS or Lowtax is gonna get a visit from the NCIS. https://www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2019/09/f66/NT-19-2.pdf quote:Since 1962, no civilian or military personnel in the NNPP have ever received more than a tenth of the Federal annual occupational exposure limit from internal radiation exposure caused by radioactivity associated with naval nuclear propulsion plants.
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Sigourney Cheevos posted:If it continues on it's trajectory, you'll be quickly subjected to a high radiation zone. There's not a lot of shielding between you and the reactor, the design relies mostly on the water around it to be devoid of anything sensitive to radiation. that is not actually true. please keep your nonsense conspiracy crap out of zoomie talk tia
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Sperm whales can click at something like 230 decibels which is pretty crazy and probably detrimental to the health of anything nearby.
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Potential BFF posted:Sperm whales can click at something like 230 decibels which is pretty crazy and probably detrimental to the health of anything nearby.  That can apparently vibrate a human to death.
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Potential BFF posted:Sperm whales can click at something like 230 decibels which is pretty crazy and probably detrimental to the health of anything nearby. They also do not have any shielding between themselves and the water, so up close you get a full dose of sperm whale and die.
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Uhg I woke up with nightmares today so I figured I'd share with ya'll. I saw somebody get hit by a subway train yesterday in Philly, it was horrible. He was high as hell on something, probably K2. I looked over at him like "This dude is a danger to himself..." and then less than a minute later somebody shouted, and I look back over and the loving dude was trying to get a cigarette that fell on the tracks. Ten seconds later a train starts coming, and people are yelling at him but it was too late, he basically just froze and started like, trying to motion to the train to stop but it couldn't fully stop in time and it ran him over before it came to a halt. Then the horror started. The train shut off for a second and we could hear him moaning and screaming for a few seconds before the train backed up. By the time the train had backed up to expose him, he wasn't making much noise, but he was still alive and it was horrific. He is legs were flat in a couple of areas and twisted up like a mess of ropes, he couldn't move anything except for an arm which he was kind of shaking up and down while he half-cried and half-moaned. EMS and firefighters were on the scene a couple of minutes later but they couldn't get to him until the power to the tracks was confirmed to be shut off, so they were yelling to him not to move until they could go down and get him. He lost consciousness for a bit while they were loading him on to stretcher but then he woke up again and started crying for a bit before he was silent again. Awful, awful stuff. I can't find anything in the news about it, I guess because of COVID there wasn't really anybody to report it? Uhg, anyways I cannot stop seeing his twisted up body, I don't think there was any way he could have lived much longer and I kind of hope he didn't anyways, his injuries did not look compatible with life at all. So yea, do not jump into the subway because you saw a cigarette, guys. It's not worth it.
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Sigourney Cheevos posted:If it continues on it's trajectory, you'll be quickly subjected to a high radiation zone. There's not a lot of shielding between you and the reactor, the design relies mostly on the water around it to be devoid of anything sensitive to radiation. Lol, is this the navy equivalent to "ak's can fire nato cartridges".
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That's really loving awful, sorry you had to see that. gently caress
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Potrzebie posted:They also do not have any shielding between themselves and the water, so up close you get a full dose of sperm whale and die. yeah it happens, Ahab only got a partial dose and lost his leg + got brain trauma. Full dose o th sperm is loving fatal
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Tumble posted:Uhg I woke up with nightmares today so I figured I'd share with ya'll. I saw somebody get hit by a subway train yesterday in Philly, it was horrible. He was high as hell on something, probably K2. I looked over at him like "This dude is a danger to himself..." and then less than a minute later somebody shouted, and I look back over and the loving dude was trying to get a cigarette that fell on the tracks. smoking kills that sucks man
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Apr 21, 2020 13:31
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Imagine being the person who threw the cigarette on the tracks.
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Knowing philly and how high that guy probably was, it was likely there for a while before the guy came along. Or he dropped it himself.
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Tumble posted:Uhg I woke up with nightmares today so I figured I'd share with ya'll. I saw somebody get hit by a subway train yesterday in Philly, it was horrible. He was high as hell on something, probably K2. I looked over at him like "This dude is a danger to himself..." and then less than a minute later somebody shouted, and I look back over and the loving dude was trying to get a cigarette that fell on the tracks. Sorry man. Try to talk to someone or at least write it out if you continue to be hosed up by it.
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K2?? Who is still getting high off that poo poo
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KoRMaK posted:K2?? Who is still getting high off that poo poo Climbers, for one.
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Serephina posted:Climbers, for one. 
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Dirt Road Junglist posted:Oof, been there. I hung out with the judo team guys my freshman year of college, who were also really into pro wrestling, and we spent a lot of time playing in the snow that winter because it made for softer landings when we got to tossing each other around. Brave words from a poster on SA in TYOOL 2020.
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I know this is old, but I used to be what normal people call lumberjacks despite the fact that no one has used double bit axes commercialyl since the 1930s. Looking at this cray, the bar (the big white thing the chain is wrapped around), entered his chest cavity through the bottom of his chest and shoot out through the top of his left shoulder. This is called kickback. Inertia is a bitch - and especially so in a chainsaw because the way a chain spins causes it. In this particular case, it's obvious to me that the posture of this indivudal was spectacularly dogshit. He was likely leaning over his saw, pushing the saw into the wood when the tip of his bar caught another piece of wood and cause the kickback. Two things people just don't get: 1. Saws are engineered to be used so that bar head sits at your hip sideways (that is, the bar sits at a diagonal angle to your body for this precise reason. The idea is that if you experience kickback, the saw will jump up and backwards, which will cause your left hand (if it's seated properly) to automatically smack the brake. Some saws nowadays even have a computer chip that will automatically engage the brake if the saw too rapidly changes it's angle. 2. That chain was dull as gently caress. Sharp chains don't kick back nearly as hard precisely because they can't grab as much wood as a dull chain. Taken together, this poor idiot was basically basically using his bodyweight to shove the chain into the wood with all his might, hands placed to do so,using piss poor posture and form to 1. Damage his saw because saws engine cannot take that kind of abuse regularly and 2. Basically position himself perfectly spectularly injure himself. Why saws don't require a license to run I never understood, but at least it provides great fodder for idiots with saws compilations.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Imagine being the person who threw the cigarette on the tracks. Imagine being a first responder, shaking a bit as the luckless mofo is being carted away, and thinking that you need a cig but left them in the car. *looks down*
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Bad Munki posted:Trained diver, do not attempt. Peak OSHA is Union Pacific actually making a safety film about the right and wrong way to jump onto moving trains https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rx57jVGfso
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shame on an IGA posted:Peak OSHA is Union Pacific actually making a safety film about the right and wrong way to jump onto moving trains I get stopped all the time cause I'm near refineries with lots of rail lines, so you see these dudes jump off moving trains while they're coming to a stop, go flip the track switch, then jump back on while they're reversing back to him. No matter how slow it's going it still seems super sketchy. LifeSunDeath fucked around with this message at 16:33 on Apr 21, 2020 |
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LifeSunDeath posted:I get stopped all the time cause I'm near refineries with lots of rail lines, so you see these dudes jump off moving trains while they're coming to a stop, go flip the track switch, then jump back on while they're reversing back to him. No matter how slow it's going it still seems super sketchy. One of the mills we work out of has remote-controlled switchers and you see the operator jumping on/off like that while simultaneously controlling the engine from his controller all the time. Robotrain always has the right of way.
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I was waiting for the bag to shear in half or slide out of the hitch.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:One of the mills we work out of has remote-controlled switchers and you see the operator jumping on/off like that while simultaneously controlling the engine from his controller all the time. Robotrain always has the right of way. I want a robotrain 
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Apr 21, 2020 18:58
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LifeSunDeath posted:I want a robotrain 
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If you live in Vancouver, the 'skytrains' there spaghettifi people since there's only a few inches of clearance beneath/around the things. Cleanup is done with a hose. Saw someone fall onto the tracks once - fortunately spared the aftermath, since they shut it all down and get everyone out of the station. Honestly surprised more stations don't have the fully sealing walls/doors like they do at some of the newer stations and lines. But of course this costs money.
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It really is insane that you can just walk up to the edge of the tracks in this modren era. if I were to design such a system today, I'd have a barrier that's away from the tracks. The train comes in and it stops in such a way that it blocks anyone from getting into the tunnel or on the tracks. Then the train doors open and then a separate set of doors open that let people get from the platform to the train.
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