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I mean, she fights anyone trying to get it back in, yeah, that’s clearly raw panic, and keeps rejecting it throughout even if someone forced it in, I’m just not sure how she got in that predicament in the first place. Seemed like by the time the camera diver gets down there the, uhh, “exercise” is fully underway.
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Drivers removing their mouthpieces is actually a very common behavior that happens in a panic situation. When you're diving the mouthpiece and the mask can feel like they're "in the way" of your breathing normally when you're inexperienced and when someone is under stress and loses it, they often just rip off the unnatural feeling stuff desperate to get their face to air. It's completely non-logical stuff triggered by ultra base instincts.
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glynnenstein posted:completely non-logical stuff triggered by ultra base instincts. Speaking of which. Yesterday I 3D printed some raptor arms for the neighbours chicken. It immediately started attacking anything else around and stalking an Ibis.
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Humphreys posted:Speaking of which. Yesterday I 3D printed some raptor arms for the neighbours chicken. It immediately started attacking anything else around and stalking an Ibis. To think Jack Horner has been wasting so much time and effort when it was this easy.
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Log082 posted:Historical is great, that's gone on the list, thanks. I'm digging through my library for more recommendations of my own. The Dilbit Disaster is a good short read (on Amazon as an ebook) about what happens when a bitumen pipeline spills.
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removing a mask is a common enough thing that they drill into you to not do that under any circumstances in industrial air work also. somebody died around here in the last couple years because they panicked when something went wrong and ripped off their mask in a toxic environment
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If we're doing books I can recommend Why Buildings Fall Down. I can also recommend Max Gergel's memoirs.
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ArcMage posted:If we're doing books I can recommend Why Buildings Fall Down. I can also recommend Max Gergel's memoirs. Max Gergel sounds like he removed his mask in a toxic environment.
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Finding out my goofy as gently caress high school biology teacher knew Max Gergel IRL answered many questions.
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This video could have been 20 seconds long
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A weak imitation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac7G7xOG2Ag
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Humphreys posted:Speaking of which. Yesterday I 3D printed some raptor arms for the neighbours chicken. It immediately started attacking anything else around and stalking an Ibis. oh man I need pics/vid
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shame on an IGA posted:A weak imitation That voice is the platonic ideal of Authoritative Scientist
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shame on an IGA posted:A weak imitation Had a buick skylark who's encabulator would keep going on the fritz. Cost a fortune getting it fixed.
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My hometown was knocking down the memorial arena using one of those wrecking ball cranes, and the thing was basically a concrete bunker from the 50s and it barely dented it. The local rock radio station was out doing a live event and they eventually got bored with the lack of results they just went to playing music instead of doing the excited play by play they had so obviously been hoping to do of the carnage. I think they eventually had to give up and get an excavator with one of those hammer chisels on the end to come in and punch some holes in it to weaken it enough to let the ball do its work.
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I really appreciate the reflexes on that operator to drag the ball free just barely in the nick of time, this rules.
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Talkc posted:Had a buick skylark who's encabulator would keep going on the fritz. Cost a fortune getting it fixed. At least your wayneshaft wasn't unbalanced
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priznat posted:My hometown was knocking down the memorial arena using one of those wrecking ball cranes, and the thing was basically a concrete bunker from the 50s and it barely dented it. The local rock radio station was out doing a live event and they eventually got bored with the lack of results they just went to playing music instead of doing the excited play by play they had so obviously been hoping to do of the carnage. smh They had an opportunity to solve their problem with explosives and they didn’t take it.
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Podima posted:I really appreciate the reflexes on that operator to drag the ball free just barely in the nick of time, this rules.
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Log082 posted:Anyone have good recommendations for good OSHA books, preferably those that do a deep dive and analysis of a single industrial accident or wreck? I prefer the type that puts it in a historical context rather than just technical descriptions of what went wrong. Command and Control: Nuclear Weapons, the Damascus Accident, and the Illusion of Safety gives both technical aspects of the 1980 Damascus, Arkansas Titan Missile explosion and the 1961 Goldsboro, North Carolina B-52 crash and a good history of safety measures surrounding nuclear weapons in the United States.
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priznat posted:My hometown was knocking down the memorial arena using one of those wrecking ball cranes, and the thing was basically a concrete bunker from the 50s and it barely dented it. The local rock radio station was out doing a live event and they eventually got bored with the lack of results they just went to playing music instead of doing the excited play by play they had so obviously been hoping to do of the carnage. The Leaning Tower of Dallas was a fun time in what seems like a different universe https://twitter.com/TommyNoel/status/1232014100387024896?s=19 https://twitter.com/MadisonSawyerTV/status/1231972368081412096?s=19
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Beer_Suitcase posted:The Leaning Tower of Dallas was a fun time in what seems like a different universe They tried to knock it down from the top. Why would they try to knock it down from the top?
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Getting paid by the hour.
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Yeah it seems baffling to me that they couldn't knock this arena down easily, I would have thought they could look at the plans and have an engineer figure it out but they just tried to wail on it with a wrecking ball instead. It was built like a bunker pretty much (1949)  Actually found a couple pics online, they used a good amount of rebar in that sucker too.   It was built to last, but the acoustics were godawful.
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McGavin posted:Max Gergel sounds like he removed his mask in a toxic environment. Gas! GAS! Quick, boys!—An ecstasy of fumbling Fitting the clumsy helmets just in time, But someone still was yelling out and stumbling And flound’ring like a man in fire or lime or HF or Dimethylmercury or Isopropyl Bromide or improperly stored fuming acid or just a whole lot of ammonia.— Dim through the misty panes and thick green light, As under a green sea, I saw him drowning. In all my dreams before my helpless sight, He plunges at me, guttering, choking, drowning. If in some smothering dreams, you too could pace Behind the wagon that we flung him in, And watch the white eyes writhing in his face, His hanging face, like a devil’s sick of sin; If you could hear, at every jolt, the blood Come Max Gergeling from the froth-corrupted lungs, Obscene as cancer, bitter as the cud Of vile, incurable sores on innocent tongues,— My friend, you would not tell with such high zest To children ardent for some desperate glory, The old Lie: starting a chemical company is a quick and easy way to make money.
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Podima posted:I really appreciate the reflexes on that operator to drag the ball free just barely in the nick of time, this rules. I can’t get over how old it looks, thing could be steam powered and I’d just be like  makes sense to me
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priznat posted:oh man I need pics/vid Humphreys posted:I did a thing...now Dirty Bird is the meanest chook on the block.
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glynnenstein posted:Drivers removing their mouthpieces is actually a very common behavior that happens in a panic situation. When you're diving the mouthpiece and the mask can feel like they're "in the way" of your breathing normally when you're inexperienced and when someone is under stress and loses it, they often just rip off the unnatural feeling stuff desperate to get their face to air. It's completely non-logical stuff triggered by ultra base instincts.
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I watched a couple times and came the conclusion that he's on a boat?
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poo poo POST MALONE posted:I watched a couple times and came the conclusion that he's on a boat? Correct Edit: re earlier Turbo Encabulator chat, sure the original is good but I prefer the Rockwell one which was posted in lovely MP4 form, here's a better quality YT vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXJKdh1KZ0w There's also a Chrysler version. Pile Of Garbage fucked around with this message at 11:55 on Nov 24, 2020 |
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Platystemon posted:smh After trying to solve a whale problem with explosives, maybe the engineers didn't just know what to do, but also what not to do.
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The answer is the Swiss.
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