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https://i.imgur.com/INdqo8A.mp4 Seems like that would be pretty hard on the truck being fuckled.
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Powershift posted:https://i.imgur.com/INdqo8A.mp4 I'm the conveniently missing ICC bar.
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Why would you put your face that close to something that wants to explode immediately?
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CmdrRiker posted:Why would you put your face that close to something that wants to explode immediately? That's my wife's question.
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Phanatic posted:That's my wife's question. 
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And there's a guy standing underneath the tree, too.
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Cojawfee posted:It must be great to hear a train horn blasting right outside your window at 3 am. If it's loud it's safe!
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Powershift posted:https://i.imgur.com/INdqo8A.mp4
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Oldie but a goodie http://i.imgur.com/PHhvDNV.gifv
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Didn't that guy get pretty hosed up from that?
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:Didn't that guy get pretty hosed up from that? Nah just lost fingat. 
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Jerry Cotton posted:Nah just lost fingat. He lost a thumb then some other group of retards ate peices of their own finger to one up. And I'm not talking about a new BME Olympics.
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The driver for the exploded truck was identified this morning. http://www.magnoliareporter.com/news_and_business/local_news/article_33549616-508b-11e9-b0b8-cb070422386a.html Also of note: quote:The concussion from the explosion was heard or felt for many miles, including people living in Magnolia, El Dorado and Camden. Magnolia is about 22 straight miles from the scene.
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They were giving the driver's name from the start, this is just the first time that they have been able to differentiate his remains from the cosmic microwave background.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:Didn't that guy get pretty hosed up from that? Concussion+broken rib.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Nah just lost fingat. At first glance, I thought he had OSHA across his knuckles, which would be 
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ekuNNN posted:terrible contruction: We had one of these in one of the large lecture halls of my college, it was an add-on to an older building and the outer wall of the old building became the inner wall of the new one. Now in our case, they bricked up the old fire escape door...
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The bathroom sinks in the Vancouver airport domestic flight lounge are like this. Or at least, they're a mere inch over the sink bowl. It's incredibly awful to use.
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That sprinkler head bothers me because most of those aren't that hard to reposition or even replace with a little digging. Same goes for the plumbed in step stool that a hacksaw could remove.
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ekuNNN posted:I feel like this would come to a head relatively quickly...
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RoboRodent posted:The bathroom sinks in the Vancouver airport domestic flight lounge are like this. Or at least, they're a mere inch over the sink bowl. It's incredibly awful to use. There's some sinks I hate that have a very shallow bowl, so you inevitably have your knuckles rubbing against the bottom of the sink as you try to wash your hands.
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That railroad line is prolly abandoned.
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I'm going to go with a void with no conduit or outlet box. Also a burst pipe in there for good measure.
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Well if you run your cold water through your conduit, you only need half as many pipes plus your electrical system won't overheat. That's just good engineering.
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Proteus Jones posted:I'm going to go with a void with no conduit or outlet box. Also a burst pipe in there for good measure. I was just assuming they hired Howard, Fine, and Howard as plumbers or something.
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i like the guys who just stacked cinder blocks and tile around normal height shitters until they were squat toilets
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This one might not actually be crappy construction and could just be cultural norms for wherever that toilet is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squat_toilet That being said, if they just wrapped a normal sitdown toilet with that platform...
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Proteus Jones posted:I'm going to go with a void with no conduit or outlet box. Also a burst pipe in there for good measure. Yeah, if you've got an opening in your conduit somewhere it's only a matter of time until it becomes a really lovely water line
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ekuNNN posted:terrible contruction: Awesome post. Made me lol.
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McSpanky posted:We had one of these in one of the large lecture halls of my college, it was an add-on to an older building and the outer wall of the old building became the inner wall of the new one. Now in our case, they bricked up the old fire escape door... What is it with colleges and doors to nowhere? My university had a door (permanently locked) that exited into free air, outside, three stories up. Also a shrinking hallway where the ground rose, but the ceiling didn't.
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This sort of thing actually happens a lot more than you'd expect. I recently had water dripping out of a pull-box in a server room and figured out that humid air was getting drawn into the conduit by an air handler and condensation was forming along the way in the cold room.
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Phy posted:What is it with colleges and doors to nowhere? My university had a door (permanently locked) that exited into free air, outside, three stories up. Also a shrinking hallway where the ground rose, but the ceiling didn't. Was the dean an eccentric recluse who owned a chocolate factory?
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Phy posted:What is it with colleges and doors to nowhere? My university had a door (permanently locked) that exited into free air, outside, three stories up. Also a shrinking hallway where the ground rose, but the ceiling didn't. Was it a double door? Could have been used for freight if there was no appropriate elevator.
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Phy posted:What is it with colleges and doors to nowhere? My university had a door (permanently locked) that exited into free air, outside, three stories up. Also a shrinking hallway where the ground rose, but the ceiling didn't. Doors to nowhere, especially if they're double doors or extra wide doors, are often to allow equipment that couldn't be brought up the elevators or stairs to be loaded in by forklifts. Or they're just extraneous leftovers from remodeling.
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Bad Munki posted:Was it a double door? Could have been used for freight if there was no appropriate elevator. Nope, single door, opening out of a stairwell, duplicate of the one at ground level.
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Pipe leak propagates to the mains conduit, voila.
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Proteus Jones posted:I'm going to go with a void with no conduit or outlet box. Also a burst pipe in there for good measure. I saw this happen in a hotel I worked at in the early 90s. I went to go check the room because the room next door reported a leak, and it was spraying out of several outlets.
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