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Doggles posted:Before I even watched the video I knew exactly what clip you were talking about. this boat was doomed from the start, it had already been involved in a collision before being re-purposed by the Sea Shepherd group wiki posted:The first attempt at the global circumnavigation record in 2007 was ill-fated. The boat encountered mechanical problems on several occasions, and collided with a Guatemalan fishing boat, killing one of the other boat's crew.
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Lime Tonics posted:
Amaizing
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Lime Tonics posted:
I was trying to figure out which one was the one that ruptured, and then I realised it didn't just break open - it suffered critical existence failure, and you can see its pieces lying around the place.
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You could say it popped.
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Hihohe posted:Amaizing 
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Lime Tonics posted:
This is like in Factorio when the player picks up a chest but it’s full and so is their inventory so the game dutifully tiles the surrounding area with its contents. 
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:It was an experimental vessel that was later bought by the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. It sank after that collision. For maximum shadenfreude I hope this hit and killed a whale while it was sinking to the bottom of the sea.
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Lime Tonics posted:
cause of death: corn avalanche at least it wasn't molasses.
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Lime Tonics posted:
I can only wonder: how many poops could that corn fill up? Assuming 10 kernels per log, that's a lot of poop.
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An oil tanker then crashed into the corn pile and exploded, followed minutes later by a freak dirigible crash that was owned by the dairy industry on their Butter is Better campaign.
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Lime Tonics posted:
Quick, someone hack a laser satellite! 
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Truly a Feast for Crows.
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Enough with the corny puns
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dialhforhero posted:Enough with the corny puns Aw, shucks.
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I just hope there aren't any copycats of the corn incident. You know the saying, husker see, husker dü.
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uber_stoat posted:cause of death: corn avalanche Drowning in grain is no joke! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhIq87HPkT0
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:Drowning in grain is no joke! This happens around here yearly. Multiple times actually. Bins hold millions of bushels of stuff. One bin.
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more like has bin
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Burt Sexual posted:This happens around here yearly. Multiple times actually. Bins hold millions of bushels of stuff. One bin. What's the term for when a bin is full? Bin Laden. 
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:What's the term for when a bin is full? Bin Laden. This pun ought to be buried at sea immediately.
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:Drowning in grain is no joke! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8I1ImzoXvU
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Lol at farmers buying all that lifeline equipment. Govt regulations screw my profits.
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"come quickly my friends! I've found the portal to the wheat dimension!"
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i was going to ask why grain bins don't have anchor points for a harness but according to that video they do so welp
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A FUCKIN CANARY!! posted:i was going to ask why grain bins don't have anchor points for a harness but according to that video they do so welp Not wearing the safety harness is a matter of machismo, especially for teenagers working the silos a summer job.
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Picnic Princess posted:I've been in many, many situations and same. Just chipping and hairline fractures. One chip came out once 8 months after the injury. It was partially dissolved and had the consistency of plaster of Paris. Not even that. I just dislocate and/or tear muscles to relieve the structural strain. Burt Sexual posted:Poor genes itt. I have a cousin who agrees with me. "Our family doesn't have a gene pool, we have a cesspool."
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uber_stoat posted:"come quickly my friends! I've found the portal to the wheat dimension!" I like how some of them are totally 'do not want' and fly away and some of the dumb assholes just jump right in like they're tired of existence and want to go out this particular way. It's amazing to watch. I feel bad for the poor bastards who are on the other end watching churned feathers and ex-bird flying out.
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:I like how some of them are totally 'do not want' and fly away and some of the dumb assholes just jump right in like they're tired of existence and want to go out this particular way. It's amazing to watch. I feel bad for the poor bastards who are on the other end watching churned feathers and ex-bird flying out. On the other hand, the factory gets to sell that "squab-flavored bread, now fortified with extra vitamins and minerals" to the populace.
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A couple of farm kids here died in a grain silo and the government was like "hmm maybe farm kids shouldn't work in grain silos" and half the province freaked out because being a farm kid is good and builds work ethic and character! Also a lot of farms would lose free labour but shhh that's not what it's really about.
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Picnic Princess posted:I've been in many, many situations and same. Just chipping and hairline fractures. One chip came out once 8 months after the injury. It was partially dissolved and had the consistency of plaster of Paris.
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Memento posted:Do these people know that you don't actually have to live somewhere where your face hurts if you go outside? In my own experience, they think that's a feature.
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Memento posted:Do these people know that you don't actually have to live somewhere where your face hurts if you go outside? The only choice you actually have is what part of the year going outside causes your face to hurt. Source: I live in South Texas.
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Memento posted:Do these people know that you don't actually have to live somewhere where your face hurts if you go outside? If you don't live in a cold place, then you can't boast on facebook about how you are so much smarter than people who live in places like Atlanta who "don't know how to drive in snow". You see, they get 2 inches of snow once every 10 years and all crash their cars like morons, not like smart me. (they also are driving on summer tires and do not have snowplows or salt trucks but I am still so much smarter and a better driver)
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canyoneer posted:If you don't live in a cold place, then you can't boast on facebook about how you are so much smarter than people who live in places like Atlanta who "don't know how to drive in snow". You see, they get 2 inches of snow once every 10 years and all crash their cars like morons, not like smart me.  also a ton of the people who live in atlanta, raleigh, dallas, orlando etc. are northerners who moved south for the jobs and because they're sick of the snowy winters recently we got a bit of snow and a local county sheriff's office made an example of a guy who claimed to know how to drive in snow since he was from wisconsin, and soon after was having his car towed out of a ditch. the sheriff was like "we dont care where you're from, if we've closed a road it's for a good reason"
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There's only a few narrow climate bands where you can live comfortably without horrific heat or freezing miserable winters. Otherwise you'll be paying through the nose for either AC or heat.
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Baronjutter posted:There's only a few narrow climate bands where you can live comfortably without horrific heat or freezing miserable winters. Otherwise you'll be paying through the nose for either AC or heat. I've heard England doesn't get very hot or cold, but I can never tell because they use that weird Calculon or whatever temperature scale so 12 degrees could mean warm and then 17 degrees could be the surface of the sun.
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