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Platystemon posted:repeatedly bending all this rubber can take a lot of energy. Mom?
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Desert Bus posted:No pics but gently caress paywalls: The problem with "innovative" is that it also means unproven and dangerous in the tunneling business. A good example of an "innovative" tunnel technology would be the tunneling shield made by Marc Isembard Brunel over 200 years ago. Look at all the poo poo in those tunnels, the video of the sludge that they were forbidden from cleaning up because it would slow them down. Steve Davis likely doesn't understand "tech debt" and how that can slow an organisation down if that's how he treats worksite tidiness. It's not like it's making them slower. It's taken them 7 years to build 1 mile of tunnels that are all wonky and embarassing to look at. Compare instead with this tunnelling project, which was going steeply uphill in geologically difficult rock. Look at all the time they spent on safety and making sure it was safe before proceeding and properly assessing things. Turns out they were way faster to dig a tunnel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AV2NcyX7pk
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https://i.imgur.com/e2nbbZ7.mp4 Get wrecked dumbass influencer.
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/e2nbbZ7.mp4 "This is a stingray." immediately gets stung They should've sent a poet.
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/e2nbbZ7.mp4 Sting Rays sting? I thought they were all just named Ray and big fans of the musician Sting.
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Wonder if he saw Steve Irwin, just for a split-second. At least he threw the poor thing back in the water. Is she ever going to have a story to tell!
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You can see it trying to strike his chest first before going for the hand.
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Desert Bus posted:Sting Rays sting? I thought they were all just named Ray and big fans of the musician Sting. That was Stingy Ray Vaughan
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Thats why you shuffle your feet when you're in the water also why you dont pick them up like that jfc
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johnnyratbastard posted:Something fresh from my office this morning I mean, we've all done something like this at least once or twice, right?
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johnnyratbastard posted:Something fresh from my office this morning Termination step + 1
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Doctor Bishop posted:"This is a stingray." “What are you gonna do, sting me?”
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johnnyratbastard posted:Something fresh from my office this morning I think I worked with this guy
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https://twitter.com/PantexPlant/status/1762659407479853360 https://twitter.com/PantexPlant/status/1762662630026567754 quote:Pantex Plant
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First and second Google for Pantex here in Australia is roofing and construction companies, so I wondered briefly why they had weapons. Then number 3 came up... :O
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Business is booming in Texas!
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Your daily reminder that comm just does whatever the hell they want to do that day, and everyone else just has to deal with it.
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/e2nbbZ7.mp4 Those are loving venomous, so it was way worse than just a stab. What a dumbass.
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Fatrick posted:I mean, we've all done something like this at least once or twice, right? I have an agreement and trust with these types of ladder but I've never stood on the nubs like this. They've taken enough blood in other ways to risk this.
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deoju posted:Those are loving venomous, so it was way worse than just a stab. The main effect of California Round Stingray venom is immediate severe pain.
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/e2nbbZ7.mp4 Remember kids - always pack a tube of SPF 50+.
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Eason the Fifth posted:
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Reposting aloofloofah's reposts seems like cheating but they do good work. https://i.imgur.com/tgxOvrN.mp4
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That looks like artex/asbestos "popcorn"
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Paint on a ceiling just does that if your house is affected by gravitation. Why they didnt turn house upside down until the paint dried, is beyond me
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That reminds me of when a surveyor came around to give us a view on whether a wall was load bearing and he crudely punched a hole through our artex ceiling to put his hand through it to see if the wall was tied to anything above (it wasn't). It made me cringe a but but I imagine it was absolutely fine - wouldn't wanna be doing that skimming job though.
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deletebeepbeepbeep posted:That reminds me of when a surveyor came around to give us a view on whether a wall was load bearing and he crudely punched a hole through our artex ceiling to put his hand through it to see if the wall was tied to anything above (it wasn't). 
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By popular demand posted:Why is the ceiling coated with cottage cheese? Lack of skilled plasterers in the 70s and 80s meant many people in the UK went for textured wall and cieling plasters, many of which contained asbestos so are tricky to remove. Even if they don't they're a huge pain since you can only skim it with new plaster or sand it back (like this machine is doing), both of which are a huge pain due ti the work required. The textured poo poo looks horrible is is difficult to paint so you can't redecorate easily till its removed.
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ILL Machina posted:Reposting aloofloofah's reposts seems like cheating but they do good work. this reminds me of people who cut stuff with the blade turned in and there thumb is the backstop, except with 1000psi of crushing force.
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We always called it popcorn ceiling growing up. The reason I hated them though wasn't asbestos but because they were a surefire way to pop a balloon.
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Grey Cat posted:We always called it popcorn ceiling growing up. The reason I hated them though wasn't asbestos but because they were a surefire way to pop a balloon. Same, that's dang ole' popcorn ceiling! It was popular in the 80's and 90's for some reason. Definitely not in style today. Several years back a buddy of mine decided when he bought his new house that he was going to scrape all that poo poo off of the ceilings before they moved everything in. He told me it was awful—your arms are raised all day, you have to scrape pretty hard, and that poo poo's getting into your face and all over the floor. His recounting was enough to convince me that it's not worth the trouble when I moved into my house, which is also sufficiently popcorned up. But seeing that contraption has me thinking twice now, I had no idea de-popcornification tech had come so far in the last several years
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Yeah I remember watching my paternal unit scrape off about 500sq ft of that stuff then replaster it. No thanks that took days I'll take the newfangled sander vacuum.
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