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We had one lose the landing gear spotted at a retread manufacturer, talk about a big rear end mess. Baled cardboard wouldn't be the worst but paper rolls have to be up there in weight with those rubber pallets. We ended up paying for two of those big recovery wreckers and about three hours of sketchy, sketchy work.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Customer just sent us this: I like to imagine the Pallas cat is sticking its head out the top and looking excited with the mess.
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Jan 11, 2022 22:15
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Cartoon Man posted:Truck status: fuckled. Florida has no safety inspections. I live in a state that has safety inspections and I couldn't imagine that some states wouldn't have them. many years ago I saw an episode of pimp my ride where some guy had a car that was made of the front of one car welded to the back of a different kind of car. I thought "pffft this show must be fake. there's no way that he'd be able to get that inspected!" But then I learned that places like California and Florida exist. Even later I learned that states like Arkansas and South Carolina don't even require emissions.
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Scratch Monkey posted:Even later I learned that states like Arkansas and South Carolina don't even require emissions.
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Scratch Monkey posted:I live in a state that has safety inspections and I couldn't imagine that some states wouldn't have them. many years ago I saw an episode of pimp my ride where some guy had a car that was made of the front of one car welded to the back of a different kind of car. I thought "pffft this show must be fake. there's no way that he'd be able to get that inspected!" But then I learned that places like California and Florida exist. Even later I learned that states like Arkansas and South Carolina don't even require emissions. The only check of any kind in Kansas is that you have to run your VIN and have an officer physically look at the vehicle if you bought it used from out of state.
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Scratch Monkey posted:I live in a state that has safety inspections and I couldn't imagine that some states wouldn't have them. many years ago I saw an episode of pimp my ride where some guy had a car that was made of the front of one car welded to the back of a different kind of car. I thought "pffft this show must be fake. there's no way that he'd be able to get that inspected!" But then I learned that places like California and Florida exist. Even later I learned that states like Arkansas and South Carolina don't even require emissions. Illinois only has emissions around Chicago, the Quad Cities, and St. Louis. No emissions or inspections anywhere else. Just moved to Wisconsin and had to do an emissions test for the first time in 24 years of driving. I guess that is also in counties surrounding the larger cities. No inspection, however.
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Scratch Monkey posted:I live in a state that has safety inspections and I couldn't imagine that some states wouldn't have them. many years ago I saw an episode of pimp my ride where some guy had a car that was made of the front of one car welded to the back of a different kind of car. I thought "pffft this show must be fake. there's no way that he'd be able to get that inspected!" But then I learned that places like California and Florida exist. Even later I learned that states like Arkansas and South Carolina don't even require emissions. Inspections don't statistically reduce accidents caused by carbominations. States with inspections, like my distant home of Virginia, usually have antique exceptions for 25 year old cars which is just loving hilarious to me.
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Jan 11, 2022 23:42
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Glory to Italia!
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Uthor posted:Illinois only has emissions around Chicago, the Quad Cities, and St. Louis. No emissions or inspections anywhere else. yup, pretty much the same as Illinois
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Unsure if this is the right place to ask but I'm looking to get into health and safety inspection / practice and have taken a couple of certificates in the UK. Having completed an IOSH Working and IOSH Managing course, I'm heading next for a NEBOSH general certificate. Since I'm in the UK but looking to work in the USA in the future with my husband, I take it that it'd be more practical to do the NEBOSH international general certificate?
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Jan 12, 2022 00:28
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ILL Machina posted:Inspections don't statistically reduce accidents caused by carbominations. A great irony to me is that Texas has vehicle inspections, statewide. Of all places. Texas. "Muh freedoms" land of the Alamo makes people get their poo poo fixed before it can be road legal. Colorado had me go get my VIN run by a dealership when I moved here, nothing else.
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ILL Machina posted:Inspections don't statistically reduce accidents caused by carbominations. My 1994 Geo Prism almost made it to my state's antique auto exception. Was I going to get an ironic antique auto plate for it? You bet your rear end I was. But the cruel Maine winter finally finished its grim work and the frame rusted out from under the car. Every mechanic I ever brought it to said that the engine would be turning over the day I had to scrap it when the frame gave out. They were all correct. That Toyota engine only put up 94 HP but it was a loving juggernaut. I loved that car. My beloved car died less than a year from that antique auto plate. 
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:A great irony to me is that Texas has vehicle inspections, statewide. Of all places. Texas. "Muh freedoms" land of the Alamo makes people get their poo poo fixed before it can be road legal. Don't worry, there's a Real Republican™ running for governor against the RINO Greg Abbot and he wants to completely get rid of car inspections, because who doesn't want to see rusted in half trucks rolling down the road?
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Roll oxide to own the libs
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HOLY poo poo https://i.imgur.com/TJkQ0bR.gifv
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Bad Munki posted:HOLY poo poo 
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Bad Munki posted:HOLY poo poo GOD drat That's some Final Destination poo poo right there
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Elevator safety inspections are a tax on poor building owners and don't actually make anything safer. 
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TotalLossBrain posted:Elevator safety inspections are a tax on poor building owners and don't actually make anything safer. Those inspections are a ploy by Big Elevator to put elevator repairmen out of business
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Bad Munki posted:HOLY poo poo High speed paternoster!
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:High speed paternoster! So the people on the other leg were launched into the stratosphere?
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Bad Munki posted:HOLY poo poo A new OSHA classic is born. That elevator cuts straight from apparently solid to freefall. How many safety systems had to fail to get to that point?
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What kind of elevator fails by falling down instead of up?
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Scarodactyl posted:What kind of elevator fails by falling down instead of up? a cartoon elevator with no brakes, suspended by a single (failed) cable from the penthouse hoist drum?
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Those electric pallet jacks are heavy as gently caress.
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Scarodactyl posted:What kind of elevator fails by falling down instead of up? Oh, you misunderstand. See, the elevator remained stationary. They simply raised the building.
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The elevator didn't move at all, as pointed out. They moved the space around it. That's how you get to floor 13, morons. In fact, that man is lucky there wasn't a fly in the elevator with him or he would have turned into Tuvix TotalLossBrain fucked around with this message at 03:37 on Jan 12, 2022 |
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Bad Munki posted:So the people on the other leg were launched into the stratosphere? Or turned into a red flapjack on the ceiling when it stopped
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Bad Munki posted:HOLY poo poo hope he bought a lotto ticket
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Bad Munki posted:HOLY poo poo After you see what happens, you spend every second of each subsequent loop yelling NO DONT ADJUST THAT GET THE gently caress OUT until he's safe again. The look on his face afterwards, my god.
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ChesterJT posted:until he's safe again. just think how many days, months, years that poo poo has been operating with no brakes. People going in and out, standing in the doorway with one foot in the lift. All the while the only thing that kept them from death & dismemberment was a single fraying, ageing cable that probably hadn't been replaced since the place was built.
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frumpykvetchbot posted:A new OSHA classic is born. That elevator cuts straight from apparently solid to freefall. How many safety systems had to fail to get to that point? the question is not "how many safety systems failed" so much as "how many were never designed into the system in the first place."
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Bro almost got sliced in half the long way. gently caress
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Uthor posted:You can jack an entire house if you want to enough. Hell, you can [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raising_of_Chicago[/url]jack an entire city[/url]
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:Hell, you can jack an entire city I believe you mean raze an entire city. 
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(One of) the interesting things about this is that you absolutely can't see where they're landing, so as far as I know they might actually be dropping them straight down the lift shaft.
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i like how they start removing their hats and throwing them, in a show of respect
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