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By popular demand posted:RE: Hard Hat Mac: Sometimes on the jobsite the portapotties would fill up almost to the top, it was could get bad. I'm talking mound of poo poo 6 inches below the seat.
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Mister Speaker posted:I have this too, and I've talked to enough people with a similar fear that it must be a documented ___phobia of some kind. It's very unsettling thinking about what might be just under the waterline. On Reddit, there's the /r/Thalasphobia sub that's full of pictures of various "creepy" underwater things...whales shrouded in shadow/low light, underside of boats, underwater rock formations, etc... but I'm not sure if it's a real word or not? But whatever it is, I've got it to a degree. Images/videos of the underside of large ships freak me out, ESPECIALLY the propeller/prop. Just can't help but imagine getting sucked into it and chopped to bits.
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Fuzzy McDoom posted:If firearms-fuckling counts as OSHA, then by god this is it. What in the ever loving gently caress
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DrBouvenstein posted:On Reddit, there's the /r/Thalasphobia sub that's full of pictures of various "creepy" underwater things...whales shrouded in shadow/low light, underside of boats, underwater rock formations, etc... but I'm not sure if it's a real word or not? Thalassophobia is definitely a real word and a real, studied phobia. Though it's defined as a fear of the sea or other large bodies of water and is generally triggered by the water itself, rather than specific things in the water.
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I'm not a special ops us army navy seals, but I play one on tvVlaphor posted:Whenever I see a video like this, I'm reminded of my short stint in Walmart electronics, where customers would by a 70in tv, try to fit it in a 4 door sedan and then act surprised that it wouldn't go in. Had to unbox more than 1 tv in the parking lot to get it to fit. Speaking of guns and TVs and Walmart, I worked in electronics at wally world when I was like 16 and a guy wanted a TV that was out of stock, and when I wouldn't sell him the display TV off the wall he flipped back his jacket to show his pistol and asked 'what if I shot you' 'You still wouldn't get the TV' I was really dumb and didn't report it to managers or police EvenWorseOpinions fucked around with this message at 18:11 on Aug 31, 2021 |
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senrath posted:Thalassophobia is definitely a real word and a real, studied phobia. Though it's defined as a fear of the sea or other large bodies of water and is generally triggered by the water itself, rather than specific things in the water. It can get pretty severe. If I can't see inside the water, even if there are clear boundaries where a drop is, I'm terrified and want out. This even applies in video games. The oceans in World of Warcraft where they are a sheer drop into nothingness taught me that. I was able to control it for Subnautica but still occasionally start to panic and have to calm myself. Even just thinking about that kind of water makes me shudder internally. Phobias are hosed up.
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Fat Loser posted:OSHA IV: Applying the seasonings to your skin is rather pointless since that skin is going to be removed in the drowning process anyways
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Sentinel posted:What in the ever loving gently caress AY AY AY MI CABEZA
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EvenWorseOpinions posted:he flipped back his jacket to show his pistol and asked 'what if I shot you'  I'm gonna pretend he was making a really bad joke and that it was an airsoft pistol, because I had a friend I played airsoft do a dumb once. Halloween party, dressed up in $generic_airsoft_soldier_outfit with an M4 model AEG on his back, then he went to Walmart and missed the "code brown" call or whatever over the PA. Turned around when he noticed odd quiet in the electronics section (ha) and he had half a dozen cops pointing guns at him.
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Where was this? I've worked in a store that size in Georgia when someone came through with a real AR on their back and mostly we just talked about the dude being an rear end in a top hat because A)it makes people uncomfortable and B)if anything did happen where you'd wish you had a gun, the guy super-visibly carrying a gun would be dead before they knew something was going on. Official policy on the Emergency Response flipchart was to monitor the situation, but if they aren't indicating that they'll be violent and you're in an open-carry state there isn't really anything to do unless the owners specifically don't allow firearms which then becomes trespassing. I really hope this wasn't because your friend is a minority.
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Obviously thinking about the guy shot by the cops for carrying a BB gun in Walmart that he picked up in the store and was planning on buying. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shooting_of_John_Crawford_III He was black.
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Sentinel posted:What in the ever loving gently caress An attempt at Army of two back 2 back shootin? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZ62vngHgxg
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I thought a code brown is when somebody drops a poo poo in the aisle?
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Non-zero chance he didUthor posted:Obviously thinking about the guy shot by the cops for carrying a BB gun in Walmart that he picked up in the store and was planning on buying. Jesus christ
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Uthor posted:Obviously thinking about the guy shot by the cops for carrying a BB gun in Walmart that he picked up in the store and was planning on buying. Don't skip this one. The guy who lied to 911 said "oops guess I was wrong" after the security camera footage was reviewed so he didn't face any consequences. And the cops of course gave clear and concise commands that he didn't respond to appropriately before immediately shooting him so they aren't held responsible.
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Aug 31, 2021 19:41
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On top of it, Ohio is open carry. And like Atticus said, they apparently started shooting as soon as they entered the store.
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Glory to Italia!
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Cat Hatter posted:Where was this? I've worked in a store that size in Georgia when someone came through with a real AR on their back and mostly we just talked about the dude being an rear end in a top hat because A)it makes people uncomfortable and B)if anything did happen where you'd wish you had a gun, the guy super-visibly carrying a gun would be dead before they knew something was going on. Official policy on the Emergency Response flipchart was to monitor the situation, but if they aren't indicating that they'll be violent and you're in an open-carry state there isn't really anything to do unless the owners specifically don't allow firearms which then becomes trespassing. Florida, but he was in a Walmart in a very blue county. If I was the manager I would have flipped too at a dude in a tac vest, helmet, camo, and what looked like a real AR (because in the US we don't have to keep the orange flash hiders that say "fake gun"). He is not a minority, he is very white.
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Why does the Orb Factory require such cold-weather clothing?
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Aug 31, 2021 21:42
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What are they even making here? My best guess is super-sized industrial bearings of some sort, but I'd expect bearing manufacture to be more precise unless it's only the beginning of the process.
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Aug 31, 2021 21:43
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Eh, it looks like glass to me, which while hot isn't posing a mortal threat to those around it. See glass blowers for reference.
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Finally, my balls of steel have been forged.
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Wrr posted:Why does the Orb Factory require such cold-weather clothing? Protection from radiant heat
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Serephina posted:Eh, it looks like glass to me, which while hot isn't posing a mortal threat to those around it. See glass blowers for reference. Yeah, that makes sense too.
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Those being balls raises further questions such as “why”
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champagne posting posted:Those being balls raises further questions such as “why” Logistics, I expect. It's probably easier to package and transport of a ball of whatever that stuff is than a lump.
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champagne posting posted:Those being balls raises further questions such as “why” It’s the Fondil factory, obviously
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"While most navies abandoned heated shot along with wooden ships, the swiss navy continued development into quite the sophisticated operation."
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Xakura posted:"While most navies abandoned heated shot along with wooden ships, the swiss navy continued development into quite the sophisticated operation." Making cannonballs was extremely OSHA thread, actually.
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Serephina posted:Eh, it looks like glass to me, which while hot isn't posing a mortal threat to those around it. See glass blowers for reference. What makes you think those are made of glass? Why would you even say that? The way they are quenched into a vat of water after an engineered amount of time makes me think they're bearings in the heat treating process. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijzD4bDrleM Found source video. They're absolutely balls of steel.
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Well, that might be, but I wouldn't know how iron cannonballs were made from that link:p
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They're ball mill stock. Ball Mills wear through their balls pretty quick depending on the mineral they're milling so you need a constant supply of fresh balls. This process doesn't make them round enough or anywhere near the spec you'd need for ball bearings. Balls.
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If your definition of cannonballs extends to all ammo types like canister shot, maybe. But shot towers made small arms ammunition. Cannon balls were cast, I believe.
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I used to be a big shot at the ball mill... that was, until my balls dropped. What a disaster... balls everywhere
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StarkingBarfish posted:They're ball mill stock. Ball Mills wear through their balls pretty quick depending on the mineral they're milling so you need a constant supply of fresh balls. This process doesn't make them round enough or anywhere near the spec you'd need for ball bearings. Balls. Balls. Balls made of STEEEEEELLLLLLLLL.
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