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Memento posted:Nope, all he's doing is adding to the casualty count if that thing goes over. While you were thinking that, I was thinking "Lean back you idiot!"
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Yeah all that fella needs is a trapeze setup like on a beach cat.
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Hispanic! At The Disco posted:While you were thinking that, I was thinking "Lean back you idiot!" This is a good idea! Instead of being yeeted into the void, he might just be tipped off backwards and only sustain minor injuries
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Hispanic! At The Disco posted:While you were thinking that, I was thinking "Lean back you idiot!" 
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Sagebrush posted:Northwest Regional Airport in Roanoke, Texas: Closer than I thought. Just across DFW, there's a very similar approach in Rockwall - I actually saw someone pull a pretty gnarly go-around here (as maybe this unfortunate pilot should have done) as I went by. The actual threshold is so close to the road, I'd bet it was actually cut that way when this road was widened+repaved. You could catch 'rona on the road from someone sneezing on the runway.  
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solarNativity posted:Closer than I thought. Just across DFW, there's a very similar approach in Rockwall - I actually saw someone pull a pretty gnarly go-around here (as maybe this unfortunate pilot should have done) as I went by. The actual threshold is so close to the road, I'd bet it was actually cut that way when this road was widened+repaved. You could catch 'rona on the road from someone sneezing on the runway. Yeah, that's another displaced threshold. You can give the road a healthy buffeting of prop wash when taking off, but you need to land past that white bar further up.
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Hispanic! At The Disco posted:While you were thinking that, I was thinking "Lean back you idiot!" While you two were thinking that, I was thinking "some middle manager put him there so that when he jumps off and the thing flips, the manager has someone to blame." The thing tipped over 'cause Dale jumped off! We all agreed it was a great plan and perfectly balanced! loving Dale!
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Memento posted:Nope, all he's doing is adding to the casualty count if that thing goes over. I don't need no chart to tell me what to do. I know what this crane can do.
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Jet Jaguar posted:He can't weigh nearly enough for that to be worth doing. Unless his bones are neutronium or something. You could probably stack 20 people on that leg and not do a thing if it wants to go.
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Kibayasu posted:You could probably stack 20 people on that leg and not do a thing if it wants to go. They would all fly through the air like Wile E Coyote, though. At least until their shoes came off. Maybe that's why the coyote always survived, he seldom wore any shoes!
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Fire prices have really gone up since that mine went out of business.
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But before they closed down they had a really good fire sale.
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I used to have a print of something similar to this in my office when I worked for a mining company. Wish I kept it.
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 The seller of this ultrasonic fogger may have a casual attitude toward electrical safety.
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I thought that was a cheese grater and given everything we've seen, I wasn't surprised
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It's only 3 amps what could go wrong?
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Memento posted:Nope, all he's doing is adding to the casualty count if that thing goes over. If that happens even by an inch, you're so overloaded that you should be thrown off the site.
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Having moved snapping turtles before, that dude's hand is well within reach of the turtle's beak. You know what I think? I think a turtle made the poster.
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117th Senate looking good
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I’m the teeny little hard hat on the turtle.  Platystemon posted:117th Senate looking good 
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Platystemon posted:117th Senate looking good 
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Atticus_1354 posted:I hope there's a hole in the bottom so it doesn't fill up when it rains. How do you think it sunk in the first place?
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Having moved snapping turtles before, that dude's hand is well within reach of the turtle's beak. You know what I think? I think a turtle made the poster. Yep. Use the tail as a handle. They have a surprisingly long neck and the bigger ones can remove a finger in one bite.
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Finally, some LIVE ACTION in the OSHA thread.
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PhotoKirk posted:Yep. Use the tail as a handle. They have a surprisingly long neck and the bigger ones can remove a finger in one bite. Let Clint demonstrate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lwd4bPVHA6w&t=1s
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Alligator snappers look mean, but the common snapping turtle will gently caress your poo poo up way faster.
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PhotoKirk posted:Yep. Use the tail as a handle. They have a surprisingly long neck and the bigger ones can remove a finger in one bite. For the REALLY big ones you can use the front and back of the shell
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This is pretty OSHA. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRrWiW1o19E&t=143s
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haveblue posted:For the REALLY big ones you can use the front and back of the shell I had to move a big one out of a road one time. I found a broken tree branch about 2" in diameter and moved it close to its head. Turtle clamped down like a steel trap and I carried it like that. Turtle continued to crush the branch after I set it down and
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Platystemon posted:Alligator snappers look mean, but the common snapping turtle will gently caress your poo poo up way faster. Alligators are usually not very aggressive. You have to be stupid and put your hand right by their mouths for them to do anything. Common snappers will go after you yeah. Though as Clint talks about in his video, most don't have a bite as strong as folks think. They can still do plenty damage though.
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Mokinokaro posted:Alligators are usually not very aggressive. You have to be stupid and put your hand right by their mouths for them to do anything. this reminds me of a few years ago when a little boy was caught by a gator and drowned at the florida disney park internet assholes wanted to lay all sorts of blame on the boy's parents, using the common sense declaration that "everyone knows there's gators in the water in florida, i wouldn't let my kid anywhere near it" and "there was a no swimming sign, what more do you want?" the fact that disney created a hazard by building a resort next to a florida lake, trucking in sand to create an artificial beach, not warning guests of the hazards and then straight up inviting families with small children to the artificial beach with no barrier access to gator lake - it was not very popular to point out that disney was massively liable for creating a hazard. all under the context of documented proof that disney was aware of the presence of gators in the lake, had protocols for removing the gators from the resort area, there was video of guests attracting gators by feeding them, and then not putting up gator specific warnings or cautions or trying to prevent guests from interacting with gators because apparently gators don't exist at the happiest place on earth. disney is VERY lucky the parents of the killed toddler chose not to press charges you can even see the difference before and after the event on google street view of the beach, where before there's a nice sandy stretch dipping right into the water with a tiny little sign that says "no swimming" not "no wading" or "stay out of the water there are gators". afterwards the entire water access is blocked off by tons of rocks and a big fence with specific hazard warnings given how tough it is to get eaten by a gator you'd think disney would at least meet some level of trying to separate their guests from wildlife but i guess a kid had to die first
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luxury handset posted:but i guess Average level human risk assessment capability.
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luxury handset posted:this reminds me of a few years ago when a little boy was caught by a gator and drowned at the florida disney park I think Mokinokaro was taking about alligator snapping turtles, not actual alligators.
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aphid_licker posted:Those turtles have a pretty severe case of what I like to call all-body scrotumskin this is the guy who did a series of youtube videos of himself getting purposefully stung by increasingly painful bugs Does it count as OSHA if you're intending to do something painful and boneheaded EDIT: He starts really antagonizing the thing at 14:30 and gets stung about 20 seconds later, if you're curious but don't want to watch the entire build up. Boxman fucked around with this message at 19:38 on Aug 13, 2020 |
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