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Tunicate posted:was it supposed to be captured? It said " One of the displays was of ammunition used in the war with Russia." which I didn't assume was captured russian stuff It was reportedly a display by the Territorial Defense Forces, showing off some of the weapons they were using to fight the Russians. The story is that while they were showing them off to the civilians, they accidentally put the grenade launcher into combat mode. More details here: https://suspilne-media.translate.go...&_x_tr_pto=wapp
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Harry_Potato posted:The Lady of the Lowes, her arm clad in the purest shimmering tattoos, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the tool aisle, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to shoplift Excalibur. That is why I'm your king. Well I didn’t ring the assistance bell for you.
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Nenonen posted:All of this sounds like unfounded speculation. Why would there be training ammo among captured Russian weapons? Blast injuries depend on how far people are from a blast, so there is no reason to think that deaths would automatically follow. It was just a pipe bursting mate
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Manzoon posted:Thankfully he uses an insect repellent lotion and only got stung a couple of times. He puts insect repellant lotion on every time he goes to work? What other insect problems does your workplace have?
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That's what he gets for not doing it the really osha way. Wrap a chain around the rock and the rear tire so it winches the rock out as you drive over the chain. It's recommended not to stand nearby while the driver does this.
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Platystemon posted:How are people noticing a glow from that low energy flame? Cause it's dark at night, making the flame more visible And presumably folks aren't used to seeing flames coming out of the water treatment plant
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Devor posted:Cause it's dark at night, making the flame more visible They should be, ours torches off excess methane all the time.
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this just popped up on facebook caption: "An ironworker posing on an upright at the construction site of the Seattle Columbia Tower (1984). I guess my main question is how could he climb that high with such large balls?"
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Silius posted:I'm in loving tears. https://i.imgur.com/U2qs1Oc.mp4
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There was a small chain of tex-mex restaurants in London (and possibly elsewhere in the UK?) called Texas Lone Star. My friends and I would celebrate the end of each college year by going to one, and a traditional part of the process was admiring the "ingenious system of pulleys" that drove the ceiling fans. In retrospect, the food quality was pretty awful, I've no idea if the chain still exists.
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Captain Hygiene posted:And yet, you continue to post on here 
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You can buy mini ones of these on ebay for like AU$40  size 9 shoe for scale. Really dangerous.
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Fat Dan posted:You can buy mini ones of these on ebay for like AU$40 Only if your DEX skill is too low. The first one is for a STR build, of course.
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Platystemon posted:He puts insect repellant lotion on every time he goes to work? Depending on the hours one goes to work, one might be caught in twilight hours, when mosquitoes love to swarm. Whole host of other bugs to consider as well, but "a swarm of ants" is probably not the intended purpose of insect repellent lotion.
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Update on the short circuited and sagging power lines: the 150kV AC lines indeed heated up and sagged far enough to get in direct contact with the 1,5-1,8kV DC train power lines  Feeder for the train's 1,5kV DC powerline completely hosed. The foamers ITT might recognize that those isolators are pretty big for 1,5kV - that's correct. They're specced for 25kV because eventually we want to take the leap from the inefficient old 1,5kV DC system to the 25kV AC system. Eventually. Sometime. Please? It will take at least 10 days for the railways to fix all the damage, but that's a very optimist estimate. They themselves admit that they have to inspect and replace a LOT. As of yet, the story is that the section of power line that goes to a regional substation was deenergized for maintenance. It was, however, switched online for unknown reasons, despite being worked on. It seems the workers got lucky. No one got vaporized. The government ordered this to be researched on an national level, if the workers would've been around they would have been made non-existant in seconds and there should have been no way that they power was sent onto the line that was being worked on. A command to switch off was sent, but the interruptor up the line failed to respond to the command. After several minutes, somewhere even further upstream the power was cut manually. LimaBiker fucked around with this message at 10:35 on Sep 4, 2022 |
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Harry_Potato posted:The Lady of the Lowes, her arm clad in the purest shimmering tattoos, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the tool aisle, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to shoplift Excalibur. That is why I'm your king. Strange women in Lowes distributing chainswords is no basis for a system of government.
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By popular demand posted:To what are you referring K.Bastard? They hacked Ukraine's power grid to poo poo days before they went in last time. The Ukrainians we're able to get it up p quick again, but by then they had other problems Not funny nor a joke 
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LimaBiker posted:Update on the short circuited and sagging power lines: the 150kV AC lines indeed heated up and sagged far enough to get in direct contact with the 1,5-1,8kV DC train power lines As someone who worked in the rail and in industrial electrics... this is TERRIFYING and so lucky no one was hurt
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No idea where to post this. But, I suppose a knife made out of chicken meat would kill most americans by just being the in the same room as them. Without even going into the crazy stuff going into the construction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1VWUL0G0uU
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LimaBiker posted:As of yet, the story is that the section of power line that goes to a regional substation was deenergized for maintenance. It was, however, switched online for unknown reasons, despite being worked on. It seems the workers got lucky. No one got vaporized. The government ordered this to be researched on an national level, if the workers would've been around they would have been made non-existant in seconds and there should have been no way that they power was sent onto the line that was being worked on. Seems a little late to introduce lock-out tag-out practices but there's no better time than the present.
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LimaBiker posted:Update on the short circuited and sagging power lines: the 150kV AC lines indeed heated up and sagged far enough to get in direct contact with the 1,5-1,8kV DC train power lines Karate Bastard posted:Putin's at it again huh Karate Bastard posted:They hacked Ukraine's power grid to poo poo days before they went in last time. The Ukrainians we're able to get it up p quick again, but by then they had other problems https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metcalf_sniper_attack?wprov=sfla1 Makes u think 🤔
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