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Mr. Nice! posted:Probably not. I doubt any socks with non-skid on the bottom would be very comfortable even if you were able to do it. Don't listen to him. If Flint Lockwood can do it, you can too. 
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crime fighting hog posted:Masticated by Gears would be sick band name for real Something like 'injury incompatible with life'?
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Whooping Crabs posted:cut my life into pieces, this is my last airport Suffocation, no breathing (no seriously, I ca-) Don't give a gently caress if my arm flys to Darjeeling
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Queadlunn posted:Something like 'injury incompatible with life'? Yeah that was going to be my suggestion
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lol I learned that vocab word from the water park raft accident where the raft somehow flipped upsidedown and the underwater conveyor belt did "'injuries incompatible with life" stuff
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Queadlunn posted:Something like 'injury incompatible with life'? One of the more gruesome terms I have seen is "traumatic amputation ".
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Idk if this is thread appropriate content. "What to do if your lawn mower doesn't start" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPhRKkdCFTk Ah, I see the problem, he let the engine out of the lawn mower
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Just catching up on my crossword certifications
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Cartoon Man posted:Have some nightmare fuel:
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That's one of few videos that gets a legit gasp out of me every time I see it. Don't they say never to enter or exit an elevator if it's even slightly misaligned with the floor? I think I've heard that somewhere.
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Mister Speaker posted:It's stories like this that give me pause every time I get on an escalator or anything driven by big gears and chains like that. I'm suddenly reminded of that horrific story of a whole family that were killed while riding a whitewater rapids thing at some theme park. IIRC, their inner tube flipped over above one of the escalating devices, and the article used the phrase "masticated by the gears," which sticks with me. This was at Dreamworld in Australia. The report also used the phrase "injuries incompatible with life" iirc
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mobby_6kl posted:Even the cow tipping jobs are being automated away Fun fact! This was invented by Temple Grandin, an important veterinary scientist. She's autistic and has written a lot about autism, and while this device was invented after seeing cows calm down once they're in the loading chute, she's talked about how it works on the same principle as calming autistic or hypersensitive people through mild restraint, squeezing, heavy blankets, etc.
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crime fighting hog posted:Masticated by Gears would be sick band name for real Dario'd?
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Mister Speaker posted:Don't they say never to enter or exit an elevator if it's even slightly misaligned with the floor? I think I've heard that somewhere. That's like telling whole parts of the world to never use elevators at all in the first place. Maybe things have gotten better in 20 years, but I doubt it.
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:Fun fact! So cows are all autistic? That explains why I love them asburgers. 
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crime fighting hog posted:Masticated by Gears would be sick band name for real The Byford Dolphin's incident report describes this as "disintegration", "explosive", and "mutilation", but I've also seen "fragmentation".  Byford Dolphin Incident report which includes pictures of the bodies and remains
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:Fun fact!  back in my day you'd need a dozen or more cowpokes just to give the bull a good ol' squeeze
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Whooping Crabs posted:cut my life into pieces, this is my last airport That story is horrible, a young woman This also is a first class groaner perfect post
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raggedphoto posted:Another fun flooring fact I just remembered! If you hit a nail while sanding the floor (happened all the time) the spark could make it's way into the dust bag and smolder there for hours before igniting the entire bag of super fine dust. I never saw it first hand but I heard stories of dust bags burning down homes or burning holes through the floor over night because the workers didn't empty it. I used to do that with leaves.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Moderately morselized. Homo sapiens de filet
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Mister Speaker posted:It's stories like this that give me pause every time I get on an escalator or anything driven by big gears and chains like that. I'm suddenly reminded of that horrific story of a whole family that were killed while riding a whitewater rapids thing at some theme park. IIRC, their inner tube flipped over above one of the escalating devices, and the article used the phrase "masticated by the gears," which sticks with me. EoinCannon posted:This was at Dreamworld in Australia. There were six people on board, four adults and two children. The kids got to watch all four adults get mulched by the conveyor before the ride was finally shut down and they were able to escape. And of course, it was entirely preventable: quote:Previous safety audits revealed a water level safety sensor which could have prevented the accident would have cost less than $3,000.
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Having worked at multiple airports in various locations, Im honestly shocked there arent more people gettin mangled on the deck at every airport due to takin safety shortcuts. I got to see the uncensored accident safety films, they go hard.
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Jisae posted:The Byford Dolphin's incident report describes this as "disintegration", "explosive", and "mutilation", but I've also seen "fragmentation". Holy loving poo poo.
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Do not look Byford Dolphin up, you really don't need to read a description of what happens during high pressure events.
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quote:FIG. 8. The soft tissues of the face of diver 4 This is like something from Dall-e
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Jisae posted:The Byford Dolphin's incident report describes this as "disintegration", "explosive", and "mutilation", but I've also seen "fragmentation". "The remains of diver 4 were sent to us in four plastic bags (Fig. 7)." "All the thoracic and abdominal organs had been expelled, except the trachea and a fragment of the small bowel (Fig. 9). Even the spinal column (Fig. 10) and most of the ribs had been expelled. The liver had been found somewhere on the deck. It was complete, as if dissected out of the body." "In the cardiac chambers and in the great vessels around the heart, both arteries and veins, large amounts of free fat were found (Fig. 15). This fat was mixed with gas bubbles, and looked like sizzling butter on a frying pan." "The fate of diver 4 clearly demonstrates the tremendous force released in an accident like this. He was undoubtedly mutilated when he was shot out through the small opening left by the jammed chamber door. However, the expulsion of all internal organs from the thoracoabdominal 'sack,' including the spinal column and the ribs, suggest that he also must have exploded. Unfortunately, we were not called to the scene. We might have found more organs from this diver." gnarly
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OSHA IV: he also must have exploded.
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BlackIronHeart posted:OSHA IV: he also must have exploded.
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Cows are cute. They also account for something like two thirds of farm workplace injuries and deaths. Post more cows. Speaking of farms yesterday I was called out to one for a farmer who shut down his tractor to eat dinner, returned about 60 minutes later to service the engine, opened the coolant cap on the radiator and received partial thickness scalds to 25% of his body from the explosion that followed. The Real Amethyst fucked around with this message at 09:37 on Sep 1, 2022 |
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The Real Amethyst posted:Cows are cute. They also account for something like two thirds of farm workplace injuries and deaths. cows are great!
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Scholtz posted:"The remains of diver 4 were sent to us in four plastic bags (Fig. 7)." A decrease of 1atmo isn’t enough to trigger explosive decompression (like people like to think about when going out to space without a suit on). You’ll be bent to hell and back, sure, but you aren’t popping. A decrease of ~9atmo in less than a second is enough, though 
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ChesterJT posted:https://www.tiktok.com/embed/7136268762537397510 This is from the Sandaoling coalmine in China. There are several videos of it but this is the one where the above clip is from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCRjBNaknRw Despite the locomotives being old and replacement parts being hard to find they drive them like they stole them, incredible stuff. TjyvTompa fucked around with this message at 10:36 on Sep 1, 2022 |
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BlackIronHeart posted:OSHA IV: he also must have exploded.
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https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_rhhspllac11w5pr9j.mp4
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raggedphoto posted:I worked for a guy who would get rid of the dust from the bags/vac by putting in it open trashcans in the back of the pickup and drive down the freeway. He was an rear end in a top hat. Seems to be a common way to deal with yard waste, from what I've seen. For instance, Elendil004 posted:I used to do that with leaves. Yeah. Also, nobody commented on two California highways getting covered in different pasta sauces on the same day?
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Jisae posted:The Byford Dolphin's incident report describes this as "disintegration", "explosive", and "mutilation", but I've also seen "fragmentation". this is what happens to me after I eat taco bell
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erosion posted:Seems to be a common way to deal with yard waste, from what I've seen. For instance, I thought one was in Tennessee.
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erosion posted:
The alfredo sauce spill was in Memphis. The other was just tomatoes that traffic turned into sauce.
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Scholtz posted:"The remains of diver 4 were sent to us in four plastic bags (Fig. 7)." I would have hated to be the guy who had to swab the poop deck that day
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I know it's all done by professionals, but Rammstein puts on a show worthy of this thread. (not my pic)
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