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Whooping Crabs posted:
First Lieutenant Yar, now this. He was supposed to be trapped. Trek Snipe
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Re: Dumb Baseball Rules https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUN9bNJ3pQc The whole series is very entertaining even if your not a big sports person
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DelphiAegis posted:
a guy I know about got the type ii and refused to do anything about it. while he was mucking around in the sump he used to irrigate and water his garden, he got some sort of horrible infection in a diabetic sore. the doctors told him they'd need to take the toe, and he told them to gently caress off. then they told him they needed to take the foot and he told them to gently caress off. (he went to his older son's wedding in a special braced boot so he could walk on his rotten foot.) they they told him they'd need to take the leg and he told them to gently caress off. then they said he was going to die, so he told them to take the leg. his wife was head of nursing at a local hospital. their sons were similarly divided: one was a hard-farting redneck and one was a quiet professional who coveted to Judaism. only one of the four who's not dead of diabetes is the son who got skinny. on meth. the Aristocrats.
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: JESUS WILL HEAL ME!
: Your foot is literally shoving its own bones out because your flesh is necrotic.
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Cthulu Carl posted:Baumgartner Restoration did a POV video of him restoring a painting. I love that guy, well maybe not so much after he began advertising for poo poo halfway through the films but they are easy to skip over. Another youtube channel I like to watch is a guy who makes small dioramas, also very relaxing. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyyp7X9QBvJh6mIoQYJmUuA
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I've been watching this and just laughing so hard
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UztjNapGuKs The molten steel got a little explody in this crucible transporter.
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Necrosaro posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UztjNapGuKs *glances up* Fire delivery is here.
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Empty Sandwich posted:the Aristocrats.
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Wait, wait, wait. The Protomen are still together?
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Dumb Sex-Parrot posted:I love that guy, well maybe not so much after he began advertising for poo poo halfway through the films but they are easy to skip over. Another youtube channel I like to watch is a guy who makes small dioramas, also very relaxing. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyyp7X9QBvJh6mIoQYJmUuA Check out https://sponsor.ajay.app/ and give new videos a couple hours before watching and never see that bullshit again.
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The sponsorskip addon for firefox is also quite nice. Edit: nvm, that's literally what you linked and I just misremembered the name.
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 https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/search-indonesia-submarine-focuses-oil-slick-off-bali-77232550 quote:JAKARTA, Indonesia -- Indonesia’s navy ships on Thursday were intensely searching for a submarine that likely fell too deep to retrieve, making survival chances for the 53 people on board slim. Authorities said oxygen in the submarine would run out by early Saturday.
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Someone needs to get onto the CTBTO to see if their underwater microphones picked up the implosion. Safe working depth of 250m vs. a projected depth of 600-700m, doesn't look good 
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Necrosaro posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UztjNapGuKs Did water drip into it somehow?
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Memento posted:Someone needs to get onto the CTBTO to see if their underwater microphones picked up the implosion. Yeah, that's like 375psi vs. 900psi. It's super unlikely there's anything intact down there.
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Memento posted:Someone needs to get onto the CTBTO to see if their underwater microphones picked up the implosion. They're dead , they almost certainly died in a battery fire, seawater leak, or hull implosion.My guess, if there's an oil slick at the dive site, is that there was a malfunction in their diesel induction system, a hole that size will rapidly cause the sub to lose buoyancy control, then as they sink out cause a pressure rise in the hull that rapidly renders the crew unconcious. It would also mean that pressure would equalize with sea pressure, keeping the hull from collapsing (presumably the other ships involved in the naval exercise would have picked up hull collapse on SONAR) That said, if they somehow just lost propulsion, buoyancy control, and their ability to conduct an Emergency Main Ballast Tank Blow (which isn't exactly likely), and the hull is intact, the deepest diving submarine rescue systems from the US, Russia and the EU can just reach them at 600M. I know the US maintains our SRDRS's ready to deploy at a moment's notice. E: other stuff: their safe working depth may be deeper than publicly stated due to secrecy, also I kinda hope they died on the way down, because the alternative is they're trapped in a freezing cold, dark wet tomb, wading through water, with their only method of making oxygen also threatening to ignite the inevitable oil slick on top of the water and kill any survivors instantly. If you want some nightmare fuel (at least for me) look up the fate of the last few sailors alive on the Kursk, who btw might have survived if Russia had requested assistance from the UK. Also the Kursk was a much larger, deeper diving submarine, sunk in much shallower waters, much closer to rescue assistance, and that didn't end well. Side note, really Australia? 
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Elviscat posted:Side note, really Australia? This is so when it fails they can say "Well it isn't called ASRV Remori, so what did you expect?"
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If your helipad was destroyed by a helicopter taking off, was it really a functional helipad to begin with?
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How many marines did it kill after taking off?
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Karia posted:If your helipad was destroyed by a helicopter taking off, was it really a functional helipad to begin with? In AI's Aeronautical thread some Goons were calculating the airspeed from the V22's rotors at something like twice that of a "normal" heavy lift helicopter, so that might be a contributing factor.
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Maybe it's the foreshortening but they look to be really lucky the remains of the helipad didn't hit the rotors
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The helipad is also partially dismantled. So it was a temporary structure they just said expected to use in perpetuity? They clearly knew they shouldn't let an Osprey on it, why not fully remove it? Or just NOT let a loving Osprey near it?
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:How many marines did it kill after taking off? It's a USAF osprey, so I assume zero. Unless they then flew it to Afghanistan and misunderstood the combat controller directing their fire.
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Elviscat posted:their only method of making oxygen also threatening to ignite the inevitable oil slick on top of the water and kill any survivors instantly. Explain plz.
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AmbassadorofSodomy posted:Explain plz. If there was an oil slick on top of the waters where it sank, most likely any water they took on as part of sinking will similarly have oil on top of it. Oxygen generation on submarines is (generally) via electrolysis, which is a very hot process and could ignite the oil vapors or oil on the water the sailors are in inside the sub itself.
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AmbassadorofSodomy posted:Explain plz. quote:Salvage team members found a large number of potassium superoxide chemical cartridges, used to absorb carbon dioxide and chemically release oxygen to enable survival, in the ninth compartment.[7] Autopsies of the crew recovered from the ninth compartment showed that three men suffered from thermal and chemical burns. Researchers concluded Captain-Lieutenant Kolesnikov and two others had attempted to recharge the oxygen generation system when they accidentally dropped one of the chemical superoxide cartridges into the sea water slowly filling the compartment.[2]:143–145 When the cartridge came in contact with the oily sea water, it triggered a chemical explosion and flash fire.[30][103] Kolesnikov's abdomen was burned by acid, exposing the internal organs, and the flesh on his head and neck were removed by the chemical explosion.[2]:143 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kursk_submarine_disaster#Death_of_survivors
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AmbassadorofSodomy posted:Explain plz. Without power, their source of oxygen would be from oxygen candles. Which burn to release oxygen. quote:A chlorate candle, or an oxygen candle, is a cylindrical chemical oxygen generator that contains a mix of sodium chlorate and iron powder, which when ignited smolders at about 600 °C (1,112 °F), producing sodium chloride, iron oxide, and at a fixed rate of about 6.5 man-hours of oxygen per kilogram of the mixture. The mixture has an indefinite shelf life if stored properly: candles have been stored for 20 years without decreased oxygen output. Thermal decomposition releases the oxygen. The burning iron supplies the heat. The candle must be wrapped in thermal insulation to maintain the reaction temperature and to protect surrounding equipment.
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DelphiAegis posted:If there was an oil slick on top of the waters where it sank, most likely any water they took on as part of sinking will similarly have oil on top of it. Oxygen generation on submarines is (generally) via electrolysis, which is a very hot process and could ignite the oil vapors or oil on the water the sailors are in inside the sub itself. If they're still alive, they're probably not using electrolysis since that needs power, but oxygen candles, which is... pretty much what it sounds like - a candle-shaped object you burn to initiate a chemical reaction that generates oxygen https://youtu.be/g3Ud6mHdhlQ
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haveblue posted:Maybe it's the foreshortening but they look to be really lucky the remains of the helipad didn't hit the rotors you mean like this? https://thumbs.gfycat.com/GlamorousLeadingBlackbuck-mobile.mp4
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