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What a loving rear end in a top hat. Was he just too lazy fold his drat equipment in?
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Cojawfee posted:What a loving rear end in a top hat. Was he just too lazy fold his drat equipment in? The plow was hanging off the back of the tractor, and he was turning onto/off of the highway which caused it to swing into the opposing lane. you can see it better in this frame. 
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Apr 10, 2022 01:16
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Always harrowing when I see the LiveLeak watermark. (not as harrowing as that collision though; jesus)
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Apr 10, 2022 01:30
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/A2NpPUP.mp4
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Powershift posted:The plow was hanging off the back of the tractor, and he was turning onto/off of the highway which caused it to swing into the opposing lane. I handled a claim for this exact scenario many years ago. Roof was peeled & the driver died.
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Apr 10, 2022 01:58
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By popular demand posted:Wonder if that's how that place tries to solve every problem No, that only works in Ratatouille.
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Unperson_47 posted:Always harrowing when I see the LiveLeak watermark. (not as harrowing as that collision though; jesus) yeah well you reap what you sow and all that
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Apr 10, 2022 02:45
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PainterofCrap posted:I handled a claim for this exact scenario many years ago. Roof was peeled & the driver died. Max payout?
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hailthefish posted:A proper fire blanket is made of fiberglass and works pretty well for putting out grease fires by smothering them. Unfortunately, tossing (presumably cotton) tablecloths on a grease fire is not the same thing. Especially if someone else is also throwing random cups of water on the flaming grease at the same time. also looks like they were also fussing around with the table cloth and letting the fire have access to breaths of fresh air. its kinda like how people use pot lids on fires, but keep checking every few seconds instead of just leaving it alone for a min or two. ( also this looks like a giant resturant wok, they should have a lid that pairs with it. a big enough wooden cutting board can also work, assuming its thicc too) PhazonLink fucked around with this message at 03:27 on Apr 10, 2022 |
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Apr 10, 2022 03:24
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I had the sound off at first and when I turned it on, it sounded exactly what I played in my mind.
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Apr 10, 2022 03:30
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vortmax posted:I would absolutely die trying to pet the big kitty Me too. I'd also cuddle the gently caress out of that thing
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Apr 10, 2022 03:48
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https://i.imgur.com/HKwlkv5.mp4
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Apr 10, 2022 04:36
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Occupational Snake Handling Administration
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Apr 10, 2022 04:39
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Why did the snake cross the road?
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That's a remarkably chill animal. Anyone know what kind of snek?
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Blue Footed Booby posted:That's a remarkably chill animal. Anyone know what kind of snek? Black rat snake
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https://i.imgur.com/FAkzwAR.mp4
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:I am the biggest, softest kitty in the world, raised by birth by my favorite friends in the world, humans! I just LOOOOVVV *here's fake camera click from phone, interprets it as twig snapping in underbrush*.... welp, everyone has to die now. My sister went to the tiger temple in Thailand many years ago and told me how the monks make sure the cats are all well fed before they went anywhere near the public. She also told me how, during her visit, one of the tigers heard an ox lowing in the distance and immediately jumped up and went into full alert mode and it took a whole lot of monks to drag it away.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:That's a remarkably chill animal. Anyone know what kind of snek? Textured back makes it a Black Rat Snake, as said above. If the black was solid and super glossy it would likely be a Black Racer. Also Rat Snakes are more likely to stand their ground than zip away. Harmless and more likely to shake their little tails to mimic a rattle than try to strike. You can see them try to shake it in the video but it ain't doing much. They're all bark and no bite. Racers are jerks and don't like being handled at all
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Apr 10, 2022 05:41
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The cameraman being like "Where do you want to be, over here? Nope, over here? There you go!" is very cute.
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Propaganda Hour posted:Racers are jerks and don't like being handled at all Also, just in case you're maybe going into a crawl space, like say under a trailer, when you look around the ground for rattlesnakes, look up into the insulation for black racers. Ask me how I know.
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Propaganda Hour posted:Textured back makes it a Black Rat Snake, as said above. If the black was solid and super glossy it would likely be a Black Racer. Also Rat Snakes are more likely to stand their ground than zip away. The wild rat snakes I've dealt with also liked making GBS threads and releasing a gross smelling liquid all over anyone who tried to pick them up. Not on the same scale as a venomous bite, but they certainly tried to be unpleasant to pick up.
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https://twitter.com/tommcgovern27/status/1505940975859892226
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I recently discovered that some tortoise species to the "emit foul-smelling liquid" thing when I rescued one of these guys trying to cross a busy local road. It wasn't too bad (sort of a gross drain type smell), but it did take a few days for the smell to dissipate from my car's passenger-side footwell :<
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Propaganda Hour posted:Textured back makes it a Black Rat Snake, as said above. If the black was solid and super glossy it would likely be a Black Racer. Also Rat Snakes are more likely to stand their ground than zip away. I've seen one in the wild do the tail thing under a pile of dead leaves to make it sound rattly. Super cute, you aren't scaring me, buddy  .
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Fun fact: snakes shaking their tails against dry leaves as a threat display is an ancient adaptation. Rattlesnakes simply evolved the ability to do it without leaves. Not so fun fact: humans are putting selection pressure on rattlesnakes to develop non‐functional rattles. People kill rattlers. Silent snakes get found and killed less frequently.
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Powershift posted:The plow was hanging off the back of the tractor, and he was turning onto/off of the highway which caused it to swing into the opposing lane. I almost got killed by something similar about 15 years ago. On a divided highway (like an Interstate but not), it was almost midnight, pitch dark, and suddenly right in front of me... a combine. loving farmers.
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jetz0r posted:The wild rat snakes I've dealt with also liked making GBS threads and releasing a gross smelling liquid all over anyone who tried to pick them up. Not on the same scale as a venomous bite, but they certainly tried to be unpleasant to pick up. Garter snakes are the worse for this, it's called musking and in their case since they love eating fish it has a great lingering fishy scent  We get rat snakes a lot here and I'm still not brave enough to pick them up directly even though I've handled snakes a ton so I keep a baking sheet in my car to move them, lol.
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Don't you give me lip! You're a rat snake and I'm clearly not a rat!
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Hognose snakes are the best, they'll do that fake threat pose, fake lunging bites, and tail rattling with leaves, but if that's not enough to scare you away they'll roll over and play dead. They're so dead that if you flip them over they'll roll right onto their back again to prove just how dead they are 
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wesleywillis posted:Me too. I'd also cuddle the gently caress out of that thing I've always thought grizzly bears look extremely cuddly when they're in a good mood. Now, when they're angry, not so much, but if we're talking about animals you'd die to pet, well...
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Captain Hygiene posted:Hognose snakes are the best, they'll do that fake threat pose, fake lunging bites, and tail rattling with leaves, but if that's not enough to scare you away they'll roll over and play dead. They're so dead that if you flip them over they'll roll right onto their back again to prove just how dead they are Are there any spiders that do this? Mammals? Fish? Opossums do it right?
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/V1O7T5m.mp4 To be fair it's an adorable murder death machine
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Big cats really are just, uh, bigger cats. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tklx3j7kgJY
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/V1O7T5m.mp4 Just watched ROAR last night (trailer below) so man this delivered immediate flashbacks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cny_D50Rr44
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Log082 posted:Big cats really are just, uh, bigger cats. Look at those murder mittens!
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Never had a cat I'd trust to never ever scratch or bite me, now extrapolate this to actually life threatening claws and teeth.
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