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One of the guys in the room brought it up to me, I thought he was talking about it being static until I touched it. I have gotten nipped at by 120v AC a couple times before, you can feel the voltage oscillation.
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EvenWorseOpinions posted:One of the guys in the room brought it up to me, I thought he was talking about it being static until I touched it. I have gotten nipped at by 120v AC a couple times before, you can feel the voltage oscillation. This is very true. It's a strange vibrating sensation, but definitely 60Hz.
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Sagebrush posted:lol no your boss is going to get you killed. This. Stop touching things you already know are live with electricity.
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biracial bear for uncut posted:This. 
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biracial bear for uncut posted:This. What if they're Nitro from Down Periscope?
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biracial bear for uncut posted:This. Chev Chelios looks upon this post from heaven and scoffs.
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biracial bear for uncut posted:This. No
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How can I tell if it's live without licking it? I'm not a scientist.
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Ah, the 9v battery test
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Sex Skeleton posted:How can I tell if it's live without licking it? I'm not a scientist. Ah, the old fossil/pottery/rock test. If you lick it and it feels sticky, it's a fossil. If you tap it against your teeth and it hurts, it's a rock. If 'no' to both of the above, it's pottery.
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Sex Skeleton posted:How can I tell if it's live without licking it? I'm not a scientist. 
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Well claystone is still a rock and could easily be chewed up, if you felt like it. Also, chewing it is the best way to determine the difference between claystone and siltstone in the field, because the hydrated phyllosilicates that make up claystone will crumble, but the 1/32nd of a mm framework silicates that make up siltstone will crunch between your back teeth. Anyway. Have a saw stop filmed at 19,000 frames per second and witness how it stops so god drat fast that the hardened steel teeth break off the blade. https://giant.gfycat.com/MarvelousFineEchidna.mp4
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Sex Skeleton posted:How can I tell if it's live without licking it? I'm not a scientist. Scientists (especially chemists and geologists) are usually the people who do lick things.
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Memento posted:Have a saw stop filmed at 19,000 frames per second and witness how it stops so god drat fast that the hardened steel teeth break off the blade. cemented carbide
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I wish to return this hotdog slicer.
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Memento posted:Anyway. The teeth broke because it's a dado set and the other blade or chippers kept rotating enough to knock the other teeth off.
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MutantBlue posted:The teeth broke because it's a dado set and the other blade or chippers kept rotating enough to knock the other teeth off. That's cool, I didn't know that. Here's some poo poo you don't see every day. Undetonated commercial explosives found by tourists in bushland near Norseman, Western Australia quote:Trekking down a tourist trail 20 kilometres outside Norseman, in Western Australia's Goldfields region, a couple were shocked to find explosives scattered around the area where they had stopped for lunch.    
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That doesn’t look like the kind of tree that takes explosives to deal with.
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Platystemon posted:That doesn’t look like the kind of tree that takes explosives to deal with. Thats probably what the boss said to, which is why its still there!
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Platystemon posted:That doesn’t look like the kind of tree that takes explosives to deal with. Says you.....
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https://i.imgur.com/BRBLFfO.mp4 Tugboat operator hauls rear end to prevent crash.
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Tugboats are aquatic forklifts, if you think about it.
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/BRBLFfO.mp4 That's good poo poo.
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Everyone's a tugboat captain until the real tugboat captain shows up
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Platystemon posted:Tugboats are aquatic forklifts, if you think about it.
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/BRBLFfO.mp4 That sick drift tho
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Platystemon posted:Tugboats are aquatic forklifts, if you think about it. Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Everyone's a tugboat captain until the real tugboat captain shows up The truest tugboat captain has already been found http://www.rioleo.org/mv-cahaba.php
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HardDiskD posted:That sick drift tho Tugboats (and even more so modern tugboats) don't care one wit about your fragile "forward" and "backward" and "turn" sensibilities and will go any god drat direction they please
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Bad Munki posted:Tugboats (and even more so modern tugboats) don't care one wit about your fragile "forward" and "backward" and "turn" sensibilities and will go any god drat direction they please Tugboat thrusters are nuts.
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I am reminded of a cool tug.quote:Near the mouths of the intake channels of Old River Control, the Corps maintains another towboat, smaller than the Mississippi but no less powerful—a vessel on duty twenty-four hours a day and not equipped with white couches, wall-to-wall windows, or venetian blinds—the name of which is Kent. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1987/02/23/atchafalaya
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Bad Munki posted:Tugboats (and even more so modern tugboats) don't care one wit about your fragile "forward" and "backward" and "turn" sensibilities and will go any god drat direction they please They don't seem to care too much about keeping the deck above the water as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8l0Oja_rm0s They say a tugboat can smell salvage from 200 miles away, then they become the fastest ship in the ocean.
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In Soviet Russia, tired gets you!
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Imagine if those pathetic forklifts could move like tugboats. You're standing there in the building materials aisle, trying to decide if you really want marginally-B-grade plywood, or if OSB will do for your man-cave bar. You hear a slight hum in the distance, closing. Suddenly, at the end of the aisle, you see it: a forklift. "It's okay," you think, "It's just passing by, it hasn't seen me." The forklift continues to zip past the aisle, but just before it disappears behind the end cap, it suddenly stops. Before you can fully process what's happening, it reverses, shrieking out its horrific hunting call, "BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP." Still, it's not looking down the aisle, so it hasn't seen you. You begin to sweat. In part because you still haven't decided between the plywood and OSB, but mostly because you've heard tales of what a true forkfuckler can do. And then it happens: the forklift begins to move in a most unnatural way, it simply begins...sliding, sideways, directly down the aisle toward you. There was no warning, no way to tell where it was going, until it was too late. As the forks snag pallet after pallet from the high grade yet poorly assembled warehouse shelving, it begins to list, its rear ballast section dipping below the surface of the freshly mopped concrete floor. This doesn't seem to bother the forklift, in fact, it only seems to enhance the determined slide toward you, as you stand, paralyzed with fear. At the last second, without a single change in trajectory or speed, the forklift begins to spin to face you, its polished teeth, each nearly as long as a man is tall, glinting in the insufficient lighting. "This is it, this is the end," you think to yourself, unable to even voice the words aloud. " At least it'll be a quick death." Without warning, the forklift halts directly in front of you, its macabre dance nearly at an end. Without pretense or ado, the forkfuckler steps down from his ghastly chariot, his company branded vest mocking you. Eyes devoid of life, he asks, "Need any help with that?" as if you have any say in your destiny now. "I'll take a sheet of the 3/4-inch B grade, thanks" 
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Bad Munki posted:Imagine if those pathetic forklifts could move like tugboats. They can!
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