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https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/28/us/gainesville-georgia-food-processing-plant-deaths/index.htmlquote:(CNN)Six people were killed and 10 were taken to a hospital after a liquid nitrogen leak at a food processing plant in Gainesville, Georgia, officials said. 
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Spotted this in the latest Project Binky video. Pretty sure that's a rolling office chair at his feet.
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The Glumslinger posted:https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/28/us/gainesville-georgia-food-processing-plant-deaths/index.html Did they freeze like that dude in GoldenEye?
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MGS3 was a documentary
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Jan 28, 2021 21:52
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quote:Fire crews from Hall County and Gainesville responded to a report of burns quote:after a liquid nitrogen leak I bet they where very confused when they got there.
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i just learned about the Glowanus recently. its crazy to think about such a relatively small space being so regularly polluted for nearly two centuries now. just a living museum of literal poo poo at the bottom
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Jan 28, 2021 22:05
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i'm going to tell my kids this is bioshock
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20 Blunts posted:i just learned about the Glowanus recently. its crazy to think about such a relatively small space being so regularly polluted for nearly two centuries now. just a living museum of literal poo poo at the bottom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAzOxR5HPOU
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Spatial posted:MGS3 was a documentary TOMMY GUN
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Ok I'm gonna stop spamming this thing for now after this. Until I get am afterburner on it at least. I made a vid of it starting up and running it higher than last time, though I killed the fuel when the oil pressure started looking funny. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJGvPja49Rs
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Zippy the Bummer posted:this is an origin story isn't it 
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BillyJoeBob posted:Ok I'm gonna stop spamming this thing for now after this. Until I get am afterburner on it at least. it belongs in the osha thread because your ppe sucks. dicknosing it with no face shield, and half your ear-pro hanging loose while 3 feet away from a homemade jet engine. good job on the build, but please be safe.
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Jan 28, 2021 22:29
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really it's been a while since we have had a proper Goon Death Project
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jetz0r posted:it belongs in the osha thread because your ppe sucks. no necktie
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20 Blunts posted:i just learned about the Glowanus recently. its crazy to think about such a relatively small space being so regularly polluted for nearly two centuries now. just a living museum of literal poo poo at the bottom Newtown Creek is very similar: https://nymag.com/news/intelligencer/newtown-creek-2013-12/ "One of the neighborhood’s most notorious smells originated in 1855 at the Peter van Iderstine plant, which turned butchers’ offal (and at least one ten-ton circus elephant named Emily) into animal feed, fertilizer, and glue. In 1973, the company was charged with contaminating the creek with animal fats. When it closed in 1977, an EPA official told the New York Times: “I’ve had people call up and say, ‘I’ve got a smell like a burning cow.’ ”"
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Welp, the fire's out.
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Zippy the Bummer posted:this is an origin story isn't it Gonna have to go fight Spider-Man, now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swarm_(Marvel_Comics)
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20 Blunts posted:i just learned about the Glowanus recently. its crazy to think about such a relatively small space being so regularly polluted for nearly two centuries now. just a living museum of literal poo poo at the bottom "Despite its relatively short length, the Gowanus Canal was a hub for Brooklyn's maritime and commercial shipping activity. At its busiest, as many as 100 ships a day transported cargo through it.[23] In addition, the industrial sector around the canal grew substantially over time to include stone and coal yards; flour mills; cement works, and manufactured gas plants; tanneries, factories for paint, ink, and soap; machine shops; chemical plants; and sulfur producers. All of these industries emitted substantial water and airborne pollutants.[17][30] Chemical fertilizers were manufactured along the canal soon after the Civil War.[31]:5 Coal processing had been a dominant industry since 1869.[30]:3 (PDF p. 6) By the late 19th century, there were 22 coal plants with frontage on the canal.[17] Coal plants along the upper canal used large amounts of water in the conversion of coal to coke, liquids and gases. Coal gas was soon used for heating, light, and factory power. Coke was used to make steel. Wastewater and coal tar (now known to be a source of carcinogens) were dumped back into the canal. Brooklyn's slaughterhouses dumped blood and other wastes into the canals.[23] There was no through-flow of water and the canal was open at only one end, in the hope that the tides would be enough to flush the waterway.[32] But with the canal's wooden and concrete embankments, the strong tides of fresh diurnal doses of oxygenated water from New York Harbor were barred from flowing into the channel. With the high level of development in the Gowanus watershed area, excessive nitrates and pathogens are constantly flowing into the canal, further depleting the oxygen and creating breeding grounds for the pathogens responsible for the canal's odor. Water quality measures of the concentration of oxygen in the canal were just 1.5 ppm, well below the minimum 4 ppm needed to sustain life.[15] The canal water took on a reddish-purple color, and a colloidal mixture described as "black mayonnaise" accumulated on its bottom.[23] In 1887, the New York State Legislature closed the Bond Street outflow point.[33] By 1889, pollution in the Gowanus Canal had become so bad that the Legislature appointed a commission to study ways to ameliorate the canal's condition.[34] It concluded that the canal would be best off if it were closed to commercial traffic and then covered-over.[35] The commission also called the canal "a disgrace to Brooklyn" because of the foul smells arising from the waterway.[36] "
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hell yeah gimme that delicious black mayonnaise straight from the source https://i.imgur.com/iXQsmWV.mp4  
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The bullet hole in the middle of the sign is what really makes it.
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She was married at the age of 14 if I’m reading those numbers correctly...
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BillyJoeBob posted:Ok I'm gonna stop spamming this thing for now after this. Until I get am afterburner on it at least. Please wear ear defenders.
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Cartoon Man posted:She was married at the age of 14 if I’m reading those numbers correctly... In 1808 that's hardly unusual
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Remarkably, they found the bones of at least seven different people in the grave. http://www.dailyjournal.net/2016/06/15/grave_in_road_bones_tell_story/
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Deteriorata posted:Remarkably, they found the bones of at least seven different people in the grave. There was a reason Daniel didn't want anyone digging it up.
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That pitbull in the middle was just trying to say hello and everyone was flipping their poo poo like they've never seen a dog before. Came out calmly wagging it's tail and everything.
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Deteriorata posted:Remarkably, they found the bones of at least seven different people in the grave. Jimmy Hoffa was one of the sets
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holy poo poo thats why my package is delayed
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KoRMaK posted:ive never seen that marker icon Knight Templar Ahead
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RandomBlue posted:That pitbull in the middle was just trying to say hello and everyone was flipping their poo poo like they've never seen a dog before. Came out calmly wagging it's tail and everything. I legit feel bad for package delivery folks who have to deal with that poo poo. Like, I didn't worry about that dog in particular, but there's a few there that were ready to take a bite, and just because they're 10-15 lbs doesn't make it cute when they try it. Grandpa always said he liked dogs before his time as a mailman, never could get over all the times he got bit while out on his route though. Did make for some gruesome stories when I was a kid. Grandpa was just a greatest hits of OSHA jobs. And I bet UPS and FedEx are just the kind of awful where your supervisor gets pissed at you for having to go to the hospital if you get attacked.
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