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PurpleXVI posted:Personally I don't even own a phone that can install apps. Nokia 3310 can call people, text people and work as the world's most unignorable alarm clock. Any other computing is going to remain stationary in my home. If its the original one and not the reimagined re-release, they can provenly take a roadside bomb to the face and keep on trucking. As long as you take note of where the battery pack flew. Those are the over-engineered to withstand damage -era Nokia mobile phones that take a hydraulic press to die.
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PurpleXVI posted:Personally I don't even own a phone that can install apps. Nokia 3310 can call people, text people and work as the world's most unignorable alarm clock. Any other computing is going to remain stationary in my home. They're also good for driving in nails or opening walnuts.
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jesus I thought I was watching someone die
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Don't trust jacks with your life folks. Hydraulics are amazing but fail spectacularly like anything else.
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Why did it take so long to move?! I'm old and my knees and poo poo hurt, but I would have rolled out of there so loving quick. Who cares about a possible busted face vs that
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Roundup Ready posted:Why did it take so long to move?! I'm old and my knees and poo poo hurt, but I would have rolled out of there so loving quick. Who cares about a possible busted face vs that Because there's no smooth floor to roll out on that chassis. He had to step carefully or he might have gotten trapped by stepping into a hole or getting clothes stuck to something. Nightmare stuff.
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From a ways back, but as an industrial maintenance tech one of my very first tickets was a PM to check eye wash stations. We'd had the PM system for years prior to me starting, and when I checked operation the water looked just like that. Apparently the previous techs, including my manager, had signed it off as working because it hadn't moved or fallen apart.
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No that's what i call truckfuckling:best of october '23
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When I Did a Thing is afraid of something, it must be terrifying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRxmR0ICvTM https://x.com/LiveOverflow/status/1711778607293411779?s=20
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Reminds me of Richard Davis, founder of Second Chance, a bullet resistant vest manufacturer that he started in the 1970s. To overcome skepticism from would-be buyers (mostly law enforcement), he would shoot himself in the torso while wearing said body armor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIhyETXW1u0
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DR FRASIER KRANG posted:Your friends are lame. Got it. What are friends?
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Shooting Blanks posted:Reminds me of Richard Davis, founder of Second Chance, a bullet resistant vest manufacturer that he started in the 1970s. To overcome skepticism from would-be buyers (mostly law enforcement), he would shoot himself in the torso while wearing said body armor. Also a darling of the RLM thread.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:What are friends? American sitcom, 1994-2004
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koshmar posted:When I Did a Thing is afraid of something, it must be terrifying. Suddenly I have an urge to get back into Tears of the Kingdom
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"I ain't got time to bleed."
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Fireman parties must be a fuckin thing.
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https://files.catbox.moe/1vwt23.mp4 Considering how that appears to be a robotic jackhammer, that was probably the safest way to do this, ironically enough.
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Fauxshiz posted:Don't trust jacks with your life folks. Hydraulics are amazing but fail spectacularly like anything else.
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I don't understand what the intended outcome was. Was he supposed to have armor in his sleeves or was he just like yeah shoot me idc
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Glory to Italia!
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ILL Machina posted:I don't understand what the intended outcome was. Was he supposed to have armor in his sleeves or was he just like yeah shoot me idc The shooter was firing to the right and left of the stand-in at the target behind, to show off. William Tell, he was not!
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When the real
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Stuck seatposts think that they’re invincible till the certified forklift driver shows up.
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If brute force doesn't work, you're not using enough
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bet you could use one of those slide hammers to get it out
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Keep some gauze in stock for that meaty part of your palm opposite your thumb
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We had something like this for safety wire on aircraft, same idea.
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Yeah, it's called your blood-covered index fingers Safety wire pliers rock but I guess FAA recommends against teethed pliers so it's not best practice to use them on anything that's not the last twist anymore EvenWorseOpinions fucked around with this message at 19:36 on Oct 11, 2023 |
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EvenWorseOpinions posted:
lmao what. explains how i was able to get a nice set of blue point safety wire pliers so cheap. i figured they were ex-aircraft to begin with but this takes it to another level. anyway. safety wire everything. started doing it to my motorcycles and now its spread to everything I work on.
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There are concerns that you can create weak points in safety wire if you use gripped teeth to create twists from where the teeth dig into the wire. AFAIK it's not a regulatory requirement at this time, but I wanna say there's been a bunch if reports of snapped safety wire root caused back to safety wire pliers. I think blue points are smooth gripped with like a wave in them[?], but people find them a PITA to work with Safety wire as a retention mechanism rules and I do it for things that don't really need it
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I guess that would explain why the snap-on wave jaws were on back order till thanksgiving when I looked in the spring.
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Rules. Just borrowed that same blower recently, I can totally see it having the power needed. Thing is a beast.
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