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Atticus_1354 posted:You can start with the link that was already posted at the start of this conversation 2 days ago. There, was that so hard?
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Megillah Gorilla posted:There, was that so hard? 
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lignin balls
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Some sort of condom filling machine https://i.imgur.com/Zgpx2cO.mp4
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Oct 8, 2022 21:47
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Oh he cares all right. He cares so much I can guarantee he's yelling for and texting everyone he can think of on site to come 'help'.
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Oct 8, 2022 21:49
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mobby_6kl posted:Some sort of condom filling machine Enough about your mom though
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Oct 8, 2022 22:09
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It's called "Poseidons Kiss"
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Oct 8, 2022 22:16
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Sure, but I’ve bounced my hand off an oven element before (supposedly around 1200f) and I’m left with a very superficial burn. It hurts for a minute but doesn’t blister and eventually dries up and falls off, but it’s never been deep. There just limitations on how quickly heat can propagate through a material. Not saying you’re not gonna get burned but I imagine the bonk to the head is worse than the burn he received. It's very possible that the quickness of contact, and lack of molten things sticking greatly reduced the injury. I have on several occasions had momentary touches with glowing steel. Luckily, the burns were very shallow. Hairs gone, and the very top layer of skin turned to ash in a spot, or line, but no real pain, or depth to the burn.
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Oct 8, 2022 22:19
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I don't think the new guy at my work knows what he is doing.
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Jack-Off Lantern posted:It's called "Poseidons Kiss" I'm sure everybody has seen this one already, but just in case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XNDM4eAn1U
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Oct 8, 2022 22:35
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drat he's made a trip up the video production/quality ladder.
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Bad Munki posted:Enough about your mom though At least she learned from her mistake.
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B33rChiller posted:It's very possible that the quickness of contact, and lack of molten things sticking greatly reduced the injury. I have on several occasions had momentary touches with glowing steel. Luckily, the burns were very shallow. Hairs gone, and the very top layer of skin turned to ash in a spot, or line, but no real pain, or depth to the burn. I was told by a guy if you're going to get splashed you want to get splashed by steel. Steel cauterizes and slips off with a burn while alu sticks
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ilmucche posted:I was told by a guy if you're going to get splashed you want to get splashed by steel. Steel cauterizes and slips off with a burn while alu sticks SAC solder rolls off and leaves you angry at yourself, not sure about lead cuz I've never dealt with it in an industrial setting holy fuckin poo poo lol MrQwerty fucked around with this message at 00:23 on Oct 9, 2022 |
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Nothing to see here, just a guy going over Niagara Falls in a jetski. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Get6j81Aon8
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No no no, I said PIKE fishing! 
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wesleywillis posted:Nothing to see here, just a guy going over Niagara Falls in a jetski. I was gonna say the crappy vhs quality makes it look like someone's last known footage, but apparently it actually is that 
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wesleywillis posted:Nothing to see here, just a guy going over Niagara Falls in a jetski. Call me when someone goes up Niagara Falls in a jetski.
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What a crap skill tester/ufo catcher, all the prizes are bikes
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Captain Hygiene posted:I was gonna say the crappy vhs quality makes it look like someone's last known footage, but apparently it actually is that Yeah, it happened in 1995 so there wasn't a digital anything except the watch on people's wrists. Cause people used to wear watches to tell time.,
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wesleywillis posted:Nothing to see here, just a guy going over Niagara Falls in a jetski. quote:Robert Overacker, a 39 year old man challenged the mighty Horseshoe Falls at on October 1st 1995. He planned on riding on a single jet ski until he reached the brink of the Falls. There he would deploy a rocket propelled parachute, which would help him land in the River below the Falls to allow for a rescue. A rocket propelled parachute? Nice.
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wesleywillis posted:Yeah, it happened in 1995 so there wasn't a digital anything except the watch on people's wrists. Cause people used to wear watches to tell time., quote:At the brink, he attempted to discharge a rocket propelled parachute that was on his back. It failed to discharge. From http://www.infoniagara.com/niagaradaredevils/robertoveracker.aspx I have no choice but to assume this is accurate.
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TjyvTompa posted:Robert Overacker, a 39 year old man challenged the mighty Horseshoe Falls at on October 1st 1995. He planned on riding on a single jet ski until he reached the brink of the Falls. There he would deploy a rocket propelled parachute, which would help him land in the River below the Falls to allow for a rescue. ahahahaa, that's Wile E Coyote poo poo
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gbut posted:
As someone who was a computer toucher back in the days of Apache http directories and browser accessible ftp servers, seeing an unencoded @ in a url makes me furious
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Okay, here we go  https://i.imgur.com/GnhQHF4.gifv
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Kibayasu posted:From http://www.infoniagara.com/niagaradaredevils/robertoveracker.aspx Sounds like it to me. I was working at a place just downstream from there that day. i didn't see it but word travelled super fast about it when it happened.
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What exactly kills someone when they go over Niagra? Is it the impact on the water? Being crushed under it? Drowning because it's impossible to swim? Like, do people make it to the water only to suffer horrifically or do they just splat quickly and die on impact?
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wesleywillis posted:Yeah, it happened in 1995 so there wasn't a digital anything except the watch on people's wrists. Cause people used to wear watches to tell time.,  Huh I wonder what that's like.
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Answer: all of the above.
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sigher posted:What exactly kills someone when they go over Niagra? Is it the impact on the water? Being crushed under it? Drowning because it's impossible to swim? Like, do people make it to the water only to suffer horrifically or do they just splat quickly and die on impact? In most cases they splat against the rocks. For those that miss the rocks, drowning most likely. The spray alone can be so strong that even when you're on the boat it can be tough to catch your breath if you're right in it. Imagine being in the choppy water with crazy currents and the spray in your face. I don't think "hitting the water from a height is like hitting cement" would really happen here, as the water is so churned up and aerated that there isn't that firm solid water surface that could cause an impact injury.
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sigher posted:What exactly kills someone when they go over Niagra? Is it the impact on the water? Being crushed under it? Drowning because it's impossible to swim? Like, do people make it to the water only to suffer horrifically or do they just splat quickly and die on impact?  You don't fall into a pool of water, you fall onto a pile of jagged rocks with tons of water cascading down on you. You then bounce over the rocks into a pool of water with tremendous currents that will pull you under for 10s of minutes at a time.
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Deteriorata posted:
Surely the rocket parachute would keep you safe, though
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Deteriorata posted:
Geeze, they should consider putting in a railing.
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Deteriorata posted:
To be fair, that is the american side of the falls in the picture, which is far rockier than the canadian side. On the canadian side there is a small chance you can miss the rocks and hit water.
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I always wonder how so many bikes ended up on the bottom of a river? Like how did they get there?
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