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It's the taking the time to move one glass, and then taking them both out, that really gets me.
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Costco Meatballs posted:It's the taking the time to move one glass, and then taking them both out, that really gets me. Pro moves. Would draft in the first.
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As always, lathes and other machinery lust for your blood. No gross pics, but grim story https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/21631-face-report-machinist-dies-after-being-pulled-into-manual-lathe
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:As always, lathes and other machinery lust for your blood. No gross pics, but grim story Grim story? That's a grim URL.
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Kith posted:Grim story? That's a grim URL. For sale: lathe shoes, never worn
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Safety and Health Magazine reporting on events seems pretty ominous in general.
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Or, hear me out on this one: dietary supplements
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YOU WILL NOT DEPRIVE ME OF MY CONSTRUCTIONAL RIGHTS TO IRRADIATE MY CHILDREN
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Buce posted:i always wondered how pasta is made That's not pasta, it's parmesan.
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Unfun fact: matches used to be made with sugar, leading to children chewing them and getting 'phossy jaw' -you might not want to look that up.
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mobby_6kl posted:Your work after the health and safety nannies get done with it! The way they're going so slow suggests to me that those longass tubes are either heavy/expensive and the company doesn't want to get in trouble OR it's a collective action thing where the workers are working as slow as possible to piss off the boss.
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Bad Munki posted:For sale: lathe shoes, never worn For sale: PPE, never worn.
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It's all fun and games until Bob decides to light a few matches on the conveyor
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Platystemon posted:Or, hear me out on this one: the russians absolutely had a meeting about this, agreeing dietary supplements is the path of least resistance until an apparatchik enters the meeting and tells them "Comrades, the Soviet Union has not allocated for the production of all these supplements. But we are in luck, we have a surplus of surface sanitizers using UV radiation!"
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I know that it’s a joke like the multi‐ton apple peeler, and there may be some truth in it, because the whole practice was foolish and also seen in Britain, but you can’t productively press germicidal UV lamps into service for phototherapy.  Germicidal UV lamps are typically low‐pressure mercury lamps, emitting UV‐C with a peak at 254 nm. The action of such lamps is plotted on the left. It degrades vitamin D’s precursor into useless side products. You need UV‐B to effectively drive vitamin D synthesis. The plot on the right was produced by a xenon‐chlorine excimer lamp, peak emission at 308 nm. The Americans used milk. Platystemon fucked around with this message at 10:34 on Nov 7, 2022 |
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My grandparents used a sun lamp like that at home for decades after WW2. My grandfather did have some sort of non-melanoma skin cancer in his later years, and told me once that he regretted the time they had spent roasting themselves - but then again it was very treatable and he died from unrelated pneumonia at 96, and my grandmother is still around. So not super conclusive. Norway served school children spoonfuls of cod liver oil (tran) for decades, though by the time I went to school they had changed to it being our own responsibility- and they only enrich the skimmed milk, IIRC. We don't seem to be keeling over in the streets, but the vitamin D intake in children is apparently a bit low on average.
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By popular demand posted:Unfun fact: matches used to be made with sugar, leading to children chewing them and getting 'phossy jaw' -you might not want to look that up. https://imgur.com/a/5P6fdeO edit: I'm bad at posts. crankybastard fucked around with this message at 14:17 on Nov 7, 2022 |
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ohhyeah posted:Manchester’s Open Air School for Delicate Children Obviously they’ve been mended with resin, and the UV is to cure them.
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Alkydere posted:The way they're going so slow suggests to me that those longass tubes are either heavy/expensive and the company doesn't want to get in trouble It's a density thing. Since its normally 1 bag per 2 ft, not 1 tube per 8 ft.
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Alkydere posted:The way they're going so slow suggests to me that those longass tubes are either heavy/expensive and the company doesn't want to get in trouble That's the look of someone who got hosed into working a double when someone didn't show up.
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I hate this. I injured my shoulder at my very first job trying to "work as fast as possible" and that injury ended up ruining my career later in life when it came back with a vengeance. poo poo like this is just a recipe for your life being ruined.
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Capitalism is the cause of all work related injuries.
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LifeSunDeath posted:I hate this. I injured my shoulder at my very first job trying to "work as fast as possible" and that injury ended up ruining my career later in life when it came back with a vengeance. poo poo like this is just a recipe for your life being ruined. You worked faster than was possible edit: finally one of my lovely posts isn't also a snipe
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https://twitter.com/ohshidt/status/1589617888549548032 Now I believe but I'm not positive that the red thing in the top right there is the fire extinguisher. Probably placed right next to the oil for a reason.
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PostNouveau posted:https://twitter.com/ohshidt/status/1589617888549548032 Jeeze, just put a sheet tray over it and wait a couple minutes.
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Optimally there'll be a cover or a fire blanket placed where workers are informed beforehand and some boring safety video shown. Boring safety videos and simple suppressant devices save lives!
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you can also easily and safely put out (cooking) oil fires by adding an appropriately large amount of room temperature oil to them. any amount large enough to bring the full body of oil below the temperature where it ignites will do just fine. this is usually preferred by kitchen management because pulling the "everything is hosed" lever is typically a day ending experience and you'll have to comp all those meals and deal with the work backlog once the kitchen is safe to prepare food in again it's hard to tell from the video but it looks like the fryer being alarmingly low on oil contributed to it igniting so simply adding more oil would have served the double duties of putting out the fire and refilling the oil
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