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everydayfalls posted:Seems like it’s persistent enough that any one in the blast zone is going to need to worry about it displaying all the local o2 before they would need to consider any second order effects. It's sodium bicarbonate or possibly potassium bicarbonate if it's a newer system. If there is a fire, it will react and create CO2 and displace the oxygen. Getting a poo poo ton in your lungs isn't great for you but that's true of most dusts. But not particularly scary from an exposure standpoint as most things in this thread.
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the fart question posted:needs more struts 
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I like that all of the drivers give absolutely no fucks about the cloud of mystery gas drifting into the road. Never driven in Boston, have ya? Massholes don't care about ANYTHING when they are behind the wheel.
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PhotoKirk posted:Never driven in Boston, have ya? Massholes don't care about ANYTHING when they are behind the wheel. Why do you think that's limited to Boston? Bonus points, have a Masshole and a RI driver go for the same parking space. Fun fact: RI drivers don't get a fancy name because it's already an insult.
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As a former skateboarder I can safely say that skateboarders are really loving stupid. Except Tony Hawk. Tony Hawk owns.
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Elephant Ambush posted:As a former skateboarder I can safely say that skateboarders are really loving stupid. Tony Hawk: Most skaters are stupid, except like Tony Hawk  Me: Oh the bird man? Yeah wonder what he's up to these days...
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Jul 5, 2020 02:07
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I don't think that fellow would be missed.
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Just going for some gnarly tricks on the shattered remains of the St. Francis Dam like everyone does once in their life.
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https://i.imgur.com/tq8Wum7.mp4 doing crossfit outside of a gym is pretty osha imo
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PhotoKirk posted:Never driven in Boston, have ya? Massholes don't care about ANYTHING when they are behind the wheel. I live in eastern MA and commute everywhere between Boston/Buffalo/NYC/NJ. It's jarring for me whenever I'm somewhere like OH and I don't have to be in Mad Max mode 100% of the time.
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Jul 5, 2020 05:49
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First the road is ploughed. Next, we'll see the seeds planted that will eventually grow into beautiful fresh cars
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Jul 5, 2020 08:34
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It's like a Charlie Chaplin film! 
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 https://www.thb.gov.hk/aaia/doc/B-LAT1-2010.pdf
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Is this a busfuckling or a helifuckling... Copterfuckling?
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PinheadSlim posted:Is this a busfuckling or a helifuckling... Copterfuckling? helifubusckling. alternately, busfuhelickling.
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A Torrid, Transformative Transportation Tryst
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It's fine. You can't mess with plots you don't own anyway. It's easier than lifting your equipment every time you turn around.
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d3lness posted:It's fine. You can't mess with plots you don't own anyway. It's easier than lifting your equipment every time you turn around. I appreciate this post.
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chitoryu12 posted:They do get lessons in exactly what they're going to be doing before they do it. The first time they have to use something like a table saw as part of a challenge, they're taught how to properly use it and are also shown by the experts how the task is supposed to be done. The guy freaking out about not being taught how to use a table saw was told "You don't have to use it and nobody else is." There have been several times where the show's crew or host have run in and stopped someone from doing something obviously dangerous or if they were displaying such bad handling that they were doubtlessly going to hurt themselves, which is why all of the injuries they had were relatively minor instead of anyone being hospitalized. Yeah like I said I think they get more lessons than they actually show but in season 5 a guy chainsaws a bedroom door in the first five minutes. Stuff like that makes me question what is genuine. I don't find it hard to believe bad handymen will use the wrong tools and use them incorrectly so out of all Reality TV it may need less manipulation than usual but people are always getting told how to act and what to do for TV.
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I think this fits here too then https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4usUy2QLjRc
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 a very tired horse (they were fine after getting unstuck)
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Memento posted:
OSHA violation: bear machinery Machine presents risk of laceration, causing serious injury or death. Halt work until rectified. Suggested remedy: surround machine in cage or remove from work site.
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Memento posted:
"gently caress you, bey-ah!"  EDIT: Required viewing https://youtu.be/_pLsM2ijRao
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Well that person is certainly lucky they aren’t 6” taller
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Hanging upside down like that they’re going to need new underwear AND a new shirt.
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From what it looks like, the machine requires two hands to actually initiate the cutting motion - you can see the operator's hands go completely out of frame before any cutting starts.
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Doesn't seem too bad. If it's like this one, it requires you to use both hands to push two buttons so you can't have your hands in there when it cuts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw_BCnicEao
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Excellent accident/aircraft registration combo B-LAT
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Dirk the Average posted:From what it looks like, the machine requires two hands to actually initiate the cutting motion - you can see the operator's hands go completely out of frame before any cutting starts. Yes, that is correct. I've used these cutters before.
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Yep, we have a couple of those machines and they have a lot of interlocks. In ours you have to simultaneously hold two buttons on opposite ends of the machine and then use a foot pedal to actually start the cut. Still scary as poo poo
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Sagebrush posted:Yep, we have a couple of those machines and they have a lot of interlocks. In ours you have to simultaneously hold two buttons on opposite ends of the machine and then use a foot pedal to actually start the cut.  says that only came about because someone stood one one leg and pressed one of the buttons with his foot while shoving his free hand in there.
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Bum the Sad posted:
I mean, there are dozens of easier ways to press a button remotely if you want to bypass the safeties. The goal is to make the device safer to operate, but you can't engineer out everything, and after a certain point, if you make the device too difficult to use safely, people will bypass the safeties on their own as a matter of course. Something like a pedal and two buttons is easy for an operator to do, which minimizes both the risks of their hands being in the area and a bypass of the safety mechanisms.
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