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hell i think they should give him a raise for quick thinking. laughter is the best medicine!
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D34THROW posted:See, that's kind of unfair to me. He did everything right and the only thing he did wrong was bursting out in uncomfortable laughter. Some people do that when they're uncomfortable. My loving wife does too. It's never the guy muttering Biggus Dickus that gets in trouble, only the poor sod who can't control his resulting laughter
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empty whippet box posted:good morning osha thread Sounds like the OP went into hysteria from the shock of the accident, they should go to therapy on the company dime instead of being poo poo on.
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The legions of the lost hopelessly marching cross the fields of Aacheron to join the blood war take great care not to veer too far to the right past the hanging forests of bone and ash, lest they wind up in 2022 America, which would be worse.
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Sounds like the OP went into hysteria from the shock of the accident, they should go to therapy on the company dime instead of being poo poo on. That's where my mind went. Time to lawyer up if they escalate?
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empty whippet box posted:good morning osha thread I watched a guy get the end of his finger get bitten off by an alligator snapping turtle that we were putting into a sack. I picked it up and followed him as he staggered off and asked if he wanted it back and he passed out.
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:I watched a guy get the end of his finger get bitten off by an alligator snapping turtle that we were putting into a sack. I picked it up and followed him as he staggered off and asked if he wanted it back and he passed out. So did he want the turtle or not?
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Mar 25, 2022 19:54
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How about loving no?
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:I watched a guy get the end of his finger get bitten off by an alligator snapping turtle that we were putting into a sack. I picked it up and followed him as he staggered off and asked if he wanted it back and he passed out. Why were you putting an alligator snapping turtle into a sack?
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Platystemon posted:Why were you putting an alligator snapping turtle into a sack? To stop it from biting fingers off?
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Platystemon posted:Why were you putting an alligator snapping turtle into a sack? It's a pretty humane way to restrain them actually, as long as you use something like breathable feed sacks. We removed a couple hundred of them from one hatchery pond to transport to another, plus release some in some wildlife refuges in the region. When you put a pissy 80 lb dinosaur with bone crushing jaws on the ground and don't restrain it, somebody will be losing part of a leg pretty soon. Captain Hygiene posted:So did he want the turtle or not? He said he was done with that poo poo.
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Points at sign : Don’t gently caress the wheel of death
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Actually, transporting dangerous wildlife is OSHA as gently caress and as far as I know we had zero safety oversight for the event. I got bit on the toe (straight through my boot, no flesh lost) and on one finger (through the feed sack, hosed the nerves up for a couple years but didn't lose a digit). This pond was partially drained, nobody had a good idea of exactly how many to expect, and you find them in the mud by feeling around for them.  So once you get your hands on one, you pull it out of the mud while trying not to get bit or scratched, and then carry it to the bank and bag it so it can't get away or catch someone on the ankle.  Eventually they're all transported into the lab, cleaned off, tissues taken, sorting, length and weight, etc.    They had reproduced while in the pond, so we were searching for hatchlings, too.  They don't move very fast but there were a ton of them around so you couldn't get too distracted. https://i.imgur.com/vUVbyoU.mp4 HenryJLittlefinger fucked around with this message at 20:26 on Mar 25, 2022 |
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D34THROW posted:Jesus Christ, my wife and daughter went on the loving ICON ferris wheel Oh man, I've also been on a completely different theme park ride!  wow, close calls like this really make you appreciate the important things in life. arachnaphobes dont click: https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_r97pdbOZig1r0uzl6.mp4 https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_r97pn0zWwQ1r0uzl6.mp4 ekuNNN fucked around with this message at 20:35 on Mar 25, 2022 |
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:This pond was partially drained, nobody had a good idea of exactly how many to expect, and you find them in the mud by feeling around for them. What the gently caress? I hope you were at least feeling around with some kind of tool and not something that would be amputated if a snapping turtle got ahold of it
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haveblue posted:What the gently caress? I hope you were at least feeling around with some kind of tool and not something that would be amputated if a snapping turtle got ahold of it We had some shepherd's hooks, and you kind of shuffle a little bit to feel them with your feet. They generally don't bite stuff that's bigger than them underwater, so you can kind of poke them with your feet and get an idea of where the bitey end is. With the shepherd's hook, you turn them up on their side and get a grip on the shell and try to get them above the surface of the water so you can get a confident grip right behind their head. They don't have much reach with their neck, so they're actually a lot easier to handle than a common snapper or softshell turtle. They just have bigger consequences.
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haveblue posted:What the gently caress? I hope you were at least feeling around with some kind of tool and not something that would be amputated if a snapping turtle got ahold of it Look at the dudes arms cleaning the shell on that one. He probably fuckin just hulks 'em up on the bank for everyone without a care in the world.
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ekuNNN posted:Oh man, I've also been on a completely different theme park ride!  It's a completely different ride managed by the same company in the same park, and such lax safety features, considering the following:chitoryu12 posted:It’s specifically this area. ICON Park and those giant rides were built for cheap. I know people who built the wheel who refused to ride it after it was finished. makes me really loving uncomfortable.
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That turtle post is equal parts cool and horrifying. We just get "regular" snappers in my area and even those command respect. You don't gently caress with one if you don't know what you're doing.
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:We had some shepherd's hooks, and you kind of shuffle a little bit to feel them with your feet. They generally don't bite stuff that's bigger than them underwater, so you can kind of poke them with your feet and get an idea of where the bitey end is. This poor dude looks so confused. But also holy poo poo it's surprising any of you still have your loving digits.
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madeintaipei posted:What the gently caress is it with Orlando? I mean the rest of Florida is weird and dangerous but, still. Every single time I've been to Orlando it's some bullshit going on. It's one of the most visited locations in the world, so the rare instances where something like this does happen, it blows up and you hear about it. You don't hear about the 10-20,000 people that ride a roller coaster here every single day incident free. Also FWIW, Orlando is pretty normal by Florida standards. Plant City is absolute redneck trash.
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SweetMercifulCrap! posted:It's one of the most visited locations in the world, so the rare instances where something like this does happen, it blows up and you hear about it. You don't hear about the 10-20,000 people that ride a roller coaster here every single day incident free. “Pretty normal by Florida standards” has to be one of greatest qualifiers known to man.
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PurpleXVI posted:
Don’t worry the only emotion they can feel is rage
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ChesterJT posted:Parkour! When they replaced the transmitter hut for a local AM station my dad hung on to the big knife switch they used to power the whole thing up and it was pretty similar. Like just big slabs of copper, enough to power up a 5,000 watt AM station. AM uses multi-tower directional arrays so this one has four towers. It’s on a low voltage relay to control the light switch in an office now, which is a good use of a big vintage knife switch imo.
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:When they replaced the transmitter hut for a local AM station my dad hung on to the big knife switch they used to power the whole thing up and it was pretty similar. Like just big slabs of copper, enough to power up a 5,000 watt AM station. AM uses multi-tower directional arrays so this one has four towers. Lol, that rules. I'd love to have a big old knife switch on something, like putting it on the computer outlet feels like it'd be a fun start and end to the workday.
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:When they replaced the transmitter hut for a local AM station my dad hung on to the big knife switch they used to power the whole thing up and it was pretty similar. Like just big slabs of copper, enough to power up a 5,000 watt AM station. AM uses multi-tower directional arrays so this one has four towers. I used to climb towers for a wireless internet service that used radio station towers for a while. It was just FM at the time which kinda sucked, but they were talking about trying an AM tower at one point but I absolutely refused even with them powered off because I don't trust like that.
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Seems like a good way to launch a loose piece of sharp metal at your face.
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That is neat looking, but would it be prone to just failing at some point with all the blades added on at odd angles?
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Report: Stationary cutting implement has guard to prevent unintentional cuts. Marking as non-issue and compliant.
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