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Uthor posted:It's like in movie when the last guy gets shot in the chest and starts walking away before falling to their death. Five Point Palm Exploding Kneecap Technique
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JFC, that got a real visceral reaction from me.
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Feb 15, 2021 00:38
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https://i.imgur.com/fHZXkiS.mp4
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Feb 15, 2021 00:45
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Was that snow that she neglected to sweep off the top of her car that slid onto the windshield when she stopped?
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Feb 15, 2021 00:47
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Most likely yeah. It's a real rear end in a top hat move, if it doesn't wind up on your windshield it winds up blowing off your car and hindering the view for others.
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Feb 15, 2021 00:50
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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And the implement she's using still has the price tag attached. Just a complete and utter lack of awareness or preparedness.
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Feb 15, 2021 00:56
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ix7Oqn0PAKc
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Memento posted:And the implement she's using still has the price tag attached. Just a complete and utter lack of awareness or preparedness. Ontario.mp4 
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Feb 15, 2021 01:00
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4/10 no catchy country/western riff.
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Feb 15, 2021 01:06
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvdlD_b9uXo&t=17s (Should start at 17 seconds depending on how it embeds)
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Feb 15, 2021 01:23
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dog nougat posted:Haven't seen a tractor pull in at least a decade, but I somehow randomly fell down a rabbit hole of watch steam engines at tractor pulls. I'm the drone desperately fleeing upward from the wheeled volcano in the third video lol
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Feb 15, 2021 01:35
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May Contain Nuts posted:The final exam was about 30 questions in the same style as the module quizzes, it took about 5 minutes.
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Feb 15, 2021 01:46
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iroc.dis posted:From a few pages back but this reminded me, does anyone in here have the 40 hour HAZWOPER training? I don't think I probably need it for my current EHS job but I see it mentioned in the occasional EHS vacancy I see online. It doesn't cost all that much, but christ, sitting in front of a computer for 40 hours would be rough. Instruction without hands on is technically a hazwoper 40 refresher. I keep saying technically because it's not like the OSHA man is going to pop out of the closet during an interview and say "not actually certified!" Hazwoper 40 is going to be required for any position where you might work in the incident response team in an incident especially as a possible commander or someone answering to the commander, or planning of incident responses. If you aren't the one getting into the space suit or on the hook to become an incident commander ex. You're a safety professional helping document and plan incident responses, or someone who could be working in the cold zone during an incident, 24 hour is usually enough.
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Feb 15, 2021 02:23
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I feel like, to complete the OSHA, a friendly Samaritan has to pull up alongside them and have someone lean precariously out the window to clean off their front windshield. All while moving.
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VictualSquid posted:I saw the video of 2 people floating on the ice while scrolling down. Global warming.
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Feb 15, 2021 03:23
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Slugworth posted:I worked for a community college and had to do these exact same style modules (my guess is it's the same company) for things like sexual harassment training, title 9 training, etc, etc constantly. I generally just put them on in the background while I did something else, and just clicked through the quizzes when they popped up. They felt designed to be impossible to fail, especially the sexual harassment ones. Lotta stuff like "Jane has asked Bill not to slap her behind when she's done a good job, is she being an upright bitch or is this sexual harassment?" See, you're thinking like a decent human being. There's going to be a bunch of incels and/or Boomers who read a question like that and immediately answer A. Had to do one of those for Osha on a previous job, but much simpler for a previous job. It was still like an hour of mind numbingly obvious poo poo presented by the a black hole of charisma behind an animated crash test dummy, topped off by a lame 'joke' at the end about how obnoxious the thing was. CAn't even imagine having to do that poo poo for 10 hours or more.
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Feb 15, 2021 04:23
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The forklift exam I took was similar. Four hours of videos and lectures, lunch, then two hours of practical (three people took the course at once). The person presenting was amazed that I finished the test at the end of the first half in five minutes. It was twenty question of extremely obvious multiple choice poo poo (When is it safe to stand on a lift's forks? Never, Only for a minute, Only in a trailer, Any time? Stuff like that). All that told me was the quality of people they expected to be hiring.
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Feb 15, 2021 04:32
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JackSplater posted:The forklift exam I took was similar. Four hours of videos and lectures, lunch, then two hours of practical (three people took the course at once). The person presenting was amazed that I finished the test at the end of the first half in five minutes. It was twenty question of extremely obvious multiple choice poo poo (When is it safe to stand on a lift's forks? Never, Only for a minute, Only in a trailer, Any time? Stuff like that). All that told me was the quality of people they expected to be hiring. Do you have a shirt proclaiming your awesomeness as a forklift driver?
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Feb 15, 2021 04:34
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wesleywillis posted:Do you have a shirt proclaiming your awesomeness as a forklift driver? No, because that would actually have been kind of funny. (and cost the company more than $0, so it's obviously not something they even considered)
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Feb 15, 2021 04:36
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1UmJTszHp8&t=633s i instinctively winced when he got to the angle grinder, is holding your thumb against the debris guard to make the tool steady a best practice? timestamped for hot grinder action
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Feb 15, 2021 05:30
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bagual posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1UmJTszHp8&t=633s One normally holds THE loving HANDLE THAT'S RIGHT loving THERE, yes. And you move the thing you're working on so you don't have to hold the tool at a funny angle. Also, in the very next shot, he's working on something that he's holding with his other hand, as opposed to securing with any manner of vice or clamp.
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Feb 15, 2021 05:36
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I wouldn't use the middle of the grinding disc as a sander, either.  There's some tools that I don't have a visceral fear of and then there are grinders.
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Feb 15, 2021 05:41
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JackSplater posted:The forklift exam I took was similar. Four hours of videos and lectures, lunch, then two hours of practical (three people took the course at once). The person presenting was amazed that I finished the test at the end of the first half in five minutes. It was twenty question of extremely obvious multiple choice poo poo (When is it safe to stand on a lift's forks? Never, Only for a minute, Only in a trailer, Any time? Stuff like that). All that told me was the quality of people they expected to be hiring. I worked for a family friends contractor helping move and fix up a warehouse, and I distinctly remember them using a forklift to raise a guy up on the forks to do stuff on the upper level. And a lot of jokes about osha
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Feb 15, 2021 06:38
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We had a cage you slid the forks into, then chained to the lift, at my last warehouse job. Had a little safety rope and safety chains across the entrance. It was old as hell and so was the forklift. In the army, we'd just strap a pallet to the forks and strap an idiot to the pallet.
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Feb 15, 2021 07:06
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Uthor posted:I wouldn't use the middle of the grinding disc as a sander, either. I've almost never exploded cutting disks while cutting things. But man the times I have really reinforced my habits of using only undamaged cutting disks, never grinding things with cutting disks, making sure my grinder and guard are properly positioned, and wearing eyepro while grinding.
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:We had a cage you slid the forks into, then chained to the lift, at my last warehouse job. Had a little safety rope and safety chains across the entrance. It was old as hell and so was the forklift. That plus a harness and tie off to the cage is how you're supposed to do it.
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Feb 15, 2021 07:47
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It's a horrible and terrifying situation, but the truck being perfectly fine while on screen and then hearing a crash when it goes offscreen is perfect comedic timing.
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Feb 15, 2021 08:18
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WHERES THAT GLOBAL WARMING bahgawd
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Dick Trauma posted:Station wagons have had those awful seats for ages. It's the place I discovered that if I ride backwards I get almost immediately nauseated. Just seeing that photo made my stomach just start churning
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Feb 15, 2021 13:06
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What a loving tacky neighborhood.
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Feb 15, 2021 14:07
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AHH F/UGH posted:WHERES THAT GLOBAL WARMING bahgawd That is definitely a *ah gawt ahwl wheel draaahv, I'll be fine" moment
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Feb 15, 2021 15:00
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:What a loving tacky neighborhood. I think my favorite part is how they just sort of... prop up the downhill side of the houses, instead of making them split-level or doing anything to acknowledge the physical geometry of the terrain.
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Feb 15, 2021 15:17
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Alien Arcana posted:I think my favorite part is how they just sort of... prop up the downhill side of the houses, instead of making them split-level or doing anything to acknowledge the physical geometry of the terrain. Those probably have walk-out basements in back. That can only be one of a handful of neighborhoods if it's actually Nashville. Chances are it's more likely Brentwood or Franklin or Green Hills and not Nashville proper. It's a rich rear end in a top hat neighborhood, regardless.
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Feb 15, 2021 15:27
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Alien Arcana posted:I think my favorite part is how they just sort of... prop up the downhill side of the houses, instead of making them split-level or doing anything to acknowledge the physical geometry of the terrain. That's fairly standard on hilly terrain. Excavating a full basement costs money. Leveling the foundation is far cheaper, so just making a crawl space of variable height is much more common. In our house, the crawl space is high enough to stand up in at one end, is literally crawl space at the other. There's a door on it and it's for storing lawn mowers and such. We have a deck off the first floor of the house, which is ground level at one end and 15' in the air at the other.
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Alien Arcana posted:I think my favorite part is how they just sort of... prop up the downhill side of the houses, instead of making them split-level or doing anything to acknowledge the physical geometry of the terrain.
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Our house has the basement dug into the hill, with the basement/garage facing the rear of the house so we effectively have 3 stories.
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