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Roar is hands down the scariest actual movie I've ever watched. Theres like 200 lions on this one property and people are just bleeding throughout the movie. It's just so insane and dangerous. oh neat the whole thing is on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AN6v_yYc_0 Watch this. Just watch it. You'll never see anything like it ever again. Theres no animal cruelty or anything in it its just....scary. http://www.esquire.com/entertainment/movies/a34046/roar-movie-tippi-hedren-melanie-griffith-lions-posters/
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OSI bean dip posted:Hey. What happens when you freeze gasoline and light on fire inside of your house? He has safety Maybe I can join a tontine with this guy and get all of his youtube money next month when he self immolates.
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BattleMaster posted:I'm probably the hugest stick in the mud but I can't enjoy this new trend of people doing dangerous things with a conspicuous lack of safety precautions for Youtube views With what he's doing, though, it would not surprise me if tomorrow someone came in here and said that he killed himself or someone around him after loving around with something that he had no business messing with. It's like an explosives version of LA Beast...
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BattleMaster posted:I'm probably the hugest stick in the mud but I can't enjoy this new trend of people doing dangerous things with a conspicuous lack of safety precautions for Youtube views "New trend" Many people haven't finished the beers they gave friends for savekeeping.
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Shifty Pony posted:Yes, on the technical side this is a solved problem. Has been since the late 1800s. Don't worry, this corporate behavior isn't too unethical to happen in the medical field either. Today I enjoyed the majesty of a clinical site that has an xray room so utterly poo poo it would be deemed outdated in the 1920s. Table and wall AEC are broken, grids are broken, nonfunctioning tube detents, horizontal tube rotation so stripped that just moving the tube laterally will also rotate it offcenter. Maintenance and repairs are expensive I guess! Meanwhile the CEO is being a huge loving rear end in a top hat about the $6,000 coil over in MRI breaking. Nevermind that it was an absolute piece of poo poo when you bought it because you were a cheap gently caress that got a refurbished third party terd that GE flat out said don't buy that poo poo. I guess patient safety and diagnostic quality just aren't worth spending a couple thousand on when you are only making 8 digit profits a year. Oh we also have 20 year old nuclear medicine equipment that when I called a manufacturer with a question they told me the units reached their end of life in 2008! I absolutely detest this company and cannot wait to find employment at a place that at least pretends to care about anything but profit.
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BattleMaster posted:I'm probably the hugest stick in the mud but I can't enjoy this new trend of people doing dangerous things with a conspicuous lack of safety precautions for Youtube views Oh fine, no liquid oxygen / gasoline margarita machine for you then.
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Asproigerosis posted:Don't worry, this corporate behavior isn't too unethical to happen in the medical field either. Today I enjoyed the majesty of a clinical site that has an xray room so utterly poo poo it would be deemed outdated in the 1920s. Table and wall AEC are broken, grids are broken, nonfunctioning tube detents, horizontal tube rotation so stripped that just moving the tube laterally will also rotate it offcenter. Maintenance and repairs are expensive I guess! Meanwhile the CEO is being a huge loving rear end in a top hat about the $6,000 coil over in MRI breaking. Nevermind that it was an absolute piece of poo poo when you bought it because you were a cheap gently caress that got a refurbished third party terd that GE flat out said don't buy that poo poo. I guess patient safety and diagnostic quality just aren't worth spending a couple thousand on when you are only making 8 digit profits a year. Oh we also have 20 year old nuclear medicine equipment that when I called a manufacturer with a question they told me the units reached their end of life in 2008! I absolutely detest this company and cannot wait to find employment at a place that at least pretends to care about anything but profit. Man, if I ever won the lottery, I would straight up fund/ protect people whistleblowing or just calling out their businesses poo poo.
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Johnny Aztec posted:Man, if I ever won the lottery, I would straight up fund/ protect people whistleblowing or just calling out their businesses poo poo. The CSB needs a sugar daddy. I wish I could fit the Robocop toxic waste guy into one of those "America before the EPA" facebook image macros, but that would be disingenuous. 1970 for the EPA, 1987 for Robertcop.
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Johnny Aztec posted:Man, if I ever won the lottery, I would straight up fund/ protect people whistleblowing or just calling out their businesses poo poo. I spent my time trying to find some sort of FDA whistleblowing function to try to put the screws to these cheap assholes, but unfortunately there isn't really a safeguard against stingy companies as long as the medical devices don't maim or kill a patient. I couldn't find any mechanism that could help me try to get them to spend some money for modern imaging machines instead of another yacht payment. Even when I find another job I probably can't attempt to throw them under the bus because they would most certainly scour every single thing I did in order to find anything to get my certifications revoked. It's disgusting and the truly horrifying thing is that I work for the largest outpatient imaging company in America. I can only imagine what corners smaller companies cut to remain profitable if the largest one in the game is more than happy to balk at paying a $8,000 part replacement going on 8 months now when they had $884,500,000 in revenue last year. Volcott posted:I've been paying more attention to those material codes because of this thread and it's always something boring like UN 1993. UN 2910 is a huge cocktease. Radioactive material!? Oh it's exempted quantity aka not even enough to make a geiger counter twitch. I can only get hard when we get our 1Ci generator delivered with that sexy Yellow 3 making GBS threads out 25mR/hr at package surface. I'm pretty sure the asian guy in receiving has absolutely no training or clue as to the nature of this weekly box because he is never in a big hurry to just drop it in the hallway outside our office. I can only wonder how long it sits in the hospital loading dock irradiating everyone passing by. Asproigerosis fucked around with this message at 13:16 on Apr 30, 2017 |
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Ak Gara posted:Whenever I see a map image with one of those red markers, I'll always remember this. I appreciate you too lol
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BattleMaster posted:I'm probably the hugest stick in the mud but I can't enjoy this new trend of people doing dangerous things with a conspicuous lack of safety precautions for Youtube views Yeah this reminds me of that mentally disabled annoying gently caress that would film himself eating all kinds of weird poo poo and then vomiting it out. What was he called, the LA Beast I think. First of all seeing that made me physically sick, and secondly I don't understand why people enjoy watching folks with mental issues hurt themselves over and over again. If someone makes an OSHA mistake, that's funny. Or terrible, but funny. If someone keeps hurting/endangering themselves on purpose and there's nobody to stop them, it's just sad.
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Carbon dioxide posted:Yeah this reminds me of that mentally disabled annoying gently caress that would film himself eating all kinds of weird poo poo and then vomiting it out. What was he called, the LA Beast I think. First of all seeing that made me physically sick, and secondly I don't understand why people enjoy watching folks with mental issues hurt themselves over and over again. The only good ones is when he eats something that is pretty extreme that would realistically entail a vomit response like that fermented fish that no one should eat in this day in age. Or is considered poisonous in the quantities that he ate like the infamous sugar-free Haribo gummy bears. That caused him to poo poo himself in fair short order. Most of the time he vomits just because he can and he just ate too much which isn't interesting.
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Samopsa posted:went on holiday to Portugal Yes. Let the
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My mother was recently in a nursing facility for a week, and I spotted this in her room Better tuck this cord away somewhere safe so nobody trips on it. That heater isn't controlled in the room, btw, and the weather around here has been fluctuating. I realized it's hard to tell, but there's like a foot or two of cord in there. Slugworth fucked around with this message at 13:46 on Apr 30, 2017 |
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Samopsa posted:went on holiday to Portugal Huh. Consider this: In addition to the rats nest, those are misting fans. So there's water in the mix too. Hope you don't get lit the gently caress up by a faucet while you're there.
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Asproigerosis posted:I absolutely detest this company and cannot wait to find employment at a place that at least pretends to care about anything but profit. I have some bad news for you. Public companies chase short term profit. Private companies might chase long term profit.
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Slugworth posted:My mother was recently in a nursing facility for a week, and I spotted this in her room Holy poo poo! That took me a minute to figure out the obvious problem. Initially I was looking at the thing on wheels and how it could foul on the plug etc, but when I saw your words....wow!
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Slugworth posted:My mother was recently in a nursing facility for a week, and I spotted this in her room To be fair how do you know the residents didn't do that. If your in a nursing home you should hasten death
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IPCRESS posted:Huh. Consider this: In addition to the rats nest, those are misting fans. So there's water in the mix too. Hope you don't get lit the gently caress up by a faucet while you're there. it was outside on a beach-front property 
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OSI bean dip posted:Hey. What happens when you freeze gasoline and light on fire inside of your house? This guy's channel is a treasure trove. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_hO0Nnn8Jw
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"Huh, this gun did what it was designed to do. That is so cool!"
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If he ever gets that poo poo japanese gun that shoots without a trigger pull, it'll be messy. VVV The best demonstration as to that 'never point the gun unless you intend to shoot' rule 
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Horrible Lurkbeast posted:If he ever gets that poo poo japanese gun that shoots without a trigger pull, it'll be messy.
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AceRimmer posted:Or a Taurus 24/7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fn6GFSwTEw I was gonna say "that gun from Brazil that fires if you just shake it"... 
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AceRimmer posted:Or a Taurus 24/7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fn6GFSwTEw I work at a gun factory and we've toyed around with files to see how light you can get the trigger pull to be without a slap on the buttstock firing the weapon. We had a few that were pretty loving sketchy but we kept them separate lol.
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I mean it's an accomplishment to come up with a modern firearm that's as unsafe as an early arqubus.
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Asproigerosis posted:I was thinking of having a go at the busted rear end equipment at work to see if I can jiggle the wires and get it working. A 150kV transformer can't be that dangerous, right? Did you take an oil sample and get dissolved gas analysis from it yet before you start messing with it? (Is there still oil in it?) (Do you have a Megger?) If you've got a nameplate (label with engineering information on it) post a picture. Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 01:09 on May 1, 2017 |
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The_end posted:Talk about horrible grease fires. This crematorium has 30k worth of damage after attempting to cremate an obese corpse. One last fat shaming. I thought this was gonna be a repost of one of the earlier ones in the news, but nope. The fact that this is a thing that keeps happening in increasing frequency is hilarious. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2154897/Dead-obese-woman-body-fat-set-building-cremation.html?ITO=1490 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/10/500-pound-body-crematorium-fire_n_5959700.html https://www.rt.com/uk/312733-funeral-weight-obese-coffin/ etc.
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Volcott posted:How obese do you need to be before that's something that might happen when they light you up? I think that the warning flags go up when they need to use a mechanical rammer to stuff your corpulent arse onto the hearth.
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Three-Phase posted:Did you take an oil sample and get dissolved gas analysis from it yet before you start messing with it? (Is there still oil in it?) (Do you have a Megger?) Oh I guess my lack of electrical engineering knowledge made that a bad joke. It was supposed to be a joke about poking with a screwdriver at an xray system that is hooked up to a 150kV transformer somewhere down the line. I'll just stick to operating superconducting 3T magnets instead of jokes. One of the things that bothers me is when someone refers to me as an xray/MRI/nuclear medicine technician. One of my teachers would tell us that technicians service equipment, technologists operate equipment. At best I could only tell you the concepts behind the working guts of an MRI, but I can run a volume interpolated gradient echo fat saturation post contrast with contrast bolus tracking no problem. On a more OSHA hearted note, we recently had a patient scheduled for an MRI that we had to cancel. He had some sort of ferromagnetic metal chunk in his wrist of unknown origin. When asked how he knew the metal in his wrist was ferromagnetic, he replied that he can feel it twist and pull when he's at work. His job is installing MRI units I certainly imagine he's on the grunt labor part of the installation and not anything technical. Dude is lucky that the magnets have very little current before ramping. He won't die or anything, but he does have a nonzero risk of nerve damage if that sucker gets in a high enough field.
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