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Stölln airfield, about 50 miles from Berlin. Plane belonged to former East German carrier Interflug and was named "Lady Agnes" after the wife of Otto Lilienthal, one of Germany's aviation pioneers who made his first flights from that very airfield. Plenty more info: https://community.infiniteflight.com/t/breakneck-landing-an-il-62-and-800-meters-of-dirt/388614
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hahaha that's amazing, I'm guessing someone measured centers and someone else didn't
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zero fucks were given, over and over and over
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drat these screws going in easy today, gonna be done early!
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Cat Hatter posted:Based on what? Normally you'd put the tank on end and use the part above the bed as a lever to pull the rest in but the truck bed is too tall for that, or you'd rest one end in the bed and lift the other end up but the tank is too round to get a grip. The lack of any basic things like a lever or a ramp or a rope and pulley or even just a second person.
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:The lack of any basic things like a lever or a ramp or a rope and pulley or even just a second person. Even the Sea-Doo and 4 wheeler shop down the road has a ramp made of 2x4s and dirt for people to load into their trucks. She seems like a dumbass.
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I mean, a rope and a thick tree branch and she would have been in business, unless it weighs more than her. Or, put it on its side and roll the thing up a ramp.
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Why doesn’t she just lower the road?
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Platystemon posted:Why doesn’t she just lower the road? That's how they did Stonehenge, so it would have probably worked great.
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This dude lifted a whole-rear end sailing ship off its keel by himself if anyone wants a positive example of how to do it. Great series, lots of OSHA content. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ympYv5i8ER4
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:The lack of any basic things like a lever or a ramp or a rope and pulley or even just a second person. Hardly ever do you need any of that stuff unless you're loading a riding mower or larger. Usually for something that size you can use it as it's own lever, but the bed is too tall for that in this case. Ironically, she probably would have been able to load a larger tank.
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SimonSays posted:This dude lifted a whole-rear end sailing ship off its keel by himself if anyone wants a positive example of how to do it. Great series, lots of OSHA content. There's like 60 hours of this glorious content. Thank you.
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Isn't Sampson Boat Co the series where one of the guys randomly reveals that he's a double amputee after being run over while train hopping? No Feet Pete, I believe. edit: yes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mR5jwxJcEGc&t=996s Anyway, this is from a Reddit thread about your coworkers' dumbest mistakes.  quote:New guy was dragging 2 8000lb rolls of paper through the warehouse. This is against the rules for good reason, anyway, he drove through a door designed for 1 roll, and drug the top roll through the wall HelloIAmYourHeart fucked around with this message at 03:10 on Jun 13, 2022 |
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SimonSays posted:This dude lifted a whole-rear end sailing ship off its keel by himself if anyone wants a positive example of how to do it. Great series, lots of OSHA content. Oh my god, thank you for introducing this to me. Watched a few eps so far, and it's amazing.
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Not extremely directly related, but was reminded of: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK519055/ Short answer is standing for hours in the very quiet Arctic while hunting for seals relaxes the tiny muscles in your ears that keep your tympani taught.. When a seal pops up and you fire your rifle at it, your eardrums get kind of hosed. Otteration fucked around with this message at 05:09 on Jun 13, 2022 |
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Otteration posted:Not extremely directly related, but was reminded of: Huh. I’d heard about the hearing damage from that particular activity, but no one mentioned that there was more to it than simply firing a rifle without ear protection, that the per‐shot damage is actually much greater when acclimated to a quiet environment.
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Cat Hatter posted:Based on what? Normally you'd put the tank on end and use the part above the bed as a lever to pull the rest in but the truck bed is too tall for that, or you'd rest one end in the bed and lift the other end up but the tank is too round to get a grip. Or just slide it up a couple of planks.
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:I mean, a rope and a thick tree branch and she would have been in business, unless it weighs more than her.
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Don't care it's a repost, I love this clip
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Or just slide it up a couple of planks. You just carry planks around with you everywhere in case you come across something awkward?
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Cat Hatter posted:You just carry planks around with you everywhere in case you come across something awkward? you dont?
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Cat Hatter posted:You just carry planks around with you everywhere in case you come across something awkward? you dont? e: gently caress you
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I feel like if you live/work somewhere where the utility truck and 300 gallon water tank are necessary there's a... 75% or 80% chance you are within a 5 minute walk/drive of being able to get a couple of 2x4s to make a ramp.
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8one6 posted:I feel like if you live/work somewhere where the utility truck and 300 gallon water tank are necessary there's a... 75% or 80% chance you are within a 5 minute walk/drive of being able to get a couple of 2x4s to make a ramp. I'm willing to bet the pile of rocks she used to successfully load her tank was closer. Why has she "obviously never had a physics class" for trying to load something not particularly heavy into a truck, realizing its too awkward, and then using a platform to load it in two steps instead of using a winch or an inclined plane or some other object not visibly nearby? People are talking like she has an overhead crane but is too stupid to use it and then gives up.
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Maybe it's just for Instagram clout and really she knew exactly what to do but that wouldn't have made for a funny tiktok or whatever.
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:New guy was dragging 2 8000lb rolls of paper through the warehouse. This is against the rules for good reason, anyway, he drove through a door designed for 1 roll, and drug the top roll through the wall
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8one6 posted:I feel like if you live/work somewhere where the utility truck and 300 gallon water tank are necessary there's a... 75% or 80% chance you are within a 5 minute walk/drive of being able to get a couple of 2x4s to make a ramp. In northern Norway? Haha no. She could easily be hours away from the nearest place selling ... well, anything. Maybe a ferry or two. E: Or did you mean "from the pile of supplies at the farmhouse"? Because that makes a lot of sense and is probably true. Disregard the above.
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Maybe it's just a really obtuse tindr ad?
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Computer viking posted:In northern Norway? Haha no. She could easily be hours away from the nearest place selling ... well, anything. Maybe a ferry or two. Yeah the second one.
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DelphiAegis posted:Maybe it's just a really obtuse tindr ad? I thought it was acute approach 
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Otteration posted:Not extremely directly related, but was reminded of: Hah, I was listening to an episode of Last Podcast on the Left and they were talking about some folks way out on an isolated off-grid farm hearing "phantom hums" when it was very quiet and still. Not sure if the hosts clocked it, but to me I couldn't help but say to myself "you ding dongs, it's so quiet that your brain and ears are picking up and making into sound anything they can possibly can." It's not a secret underground government lab or aliens, it's just so quiet that your body adjusts and gets a little squirrely.
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Icon Of Sin posted:I thought it was acute approach
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mobby_6kl posted:https://i.imgur.com/lUHT6QQ.mp4 'bout to do some sketchy poo poo, doo dah doo dah! Was this the angry elephant thread? 
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One of my grandpas would have fixed this mistake with fencing staples, the other built a shed so over engineered it could probably function as a bomb shelter.
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Scratch Monkey posted:'bout to do some sketchy poo poo, doo dah doo dah! Gonna have to side with the elephant until I hear very compelling evidence otherwise.
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Yeah. But what a loving way to be remembered. People will forget about you dying from covid in a hospital, they won't forget the elephant that killed you coming back to ensure the job was done.
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