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Mistle posted:Keep us posted Oh don't worry, I'm not exactly a friend of his but I'll send him a txt to get every photo he takes. Obviously that's not safe for the thread because it might dox him. But trust me, if I get the dailies it will be pretty much lotto win if he gets fired seeing he has an independant timestamp of when photos were taken (and geolocation from whatever smartphones do now) Humphreys fucked around with this message at 13:59 on Jun 30, 2018 |
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https://i.imgur.com/JG6q3GC.mp4 Tied down securely to the truck 
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Splode posted:Can any of you experts explain the value of prescription safety glasses/goggles over just wearing goggles over your glasses? I've never understood the point The Lone Badger posted:* Far more comfortable My eyeglass prescription is so hilariously complicated that any kind of transparent material in front of them causes me to have real problems with my spatial orientation (from regular safety goggles over my glasses I get a "fishbowl" effect). Not something you want to have to deal with say when you're running a chainsaw. Also, fogging. For some reason, my regular glasses under the goggles will fog relentlessly. Maybe I have excessive eye humidity, I dunno.
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DrPossum posted:https://i.imgur.com/JG6q3GC.mp4 SOOO drat close to making it yet so far away.
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almost doesnt count when it comes to not tipping over a truck because you couldn't wait two seconds
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DrPossum posted:https://i.imgur.com/JG6q3GC.mp4 That has to be the thread "so close" meme thingo
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Splode posted:Can any of you experts explain the value of prescription safety glasses/goggles over just wearing goggles over your glasses? I've never understood the point They're lighter. They don't slide down your nose. They're clearer. They don't reflect extra light back into your eye. That is super fatiguing. Two sets of temples and earpeices are less comfortable than one. They're easier to clean. They actually fit. When you get prescription glasses you can choose frames that measure closer to your street frames.  When you wear safety goggles over your glasses it goes something like this: "here are your safety goggles, put them on."
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There's regulations for the type of eye protection you need for specific activities and environments. The giant high school chemistry lab goggles aren't necessary for a lot of stuff and they're incredibly uncomfortable to wear for long amounts of time. Impact protection and a certain (generally low) level of splash protection are all that is required at most of the industrial sites I've worked at and those characteristics are easy to translate into comfortable prescription frames that encourage people to actually wear them. Wear your eyepro.
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Platystemon posted:As a hand‐drawn Easter egg, I say let it go with an apology.
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evil_bunnY posted:What do you think would have happened if they had an easter egg mickey mouse Disney would have destroyed them, and it would have been wrong.
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He wouldn’t have even tried this exposure bullshit and would have paid up front if he really wanted a Mickey that bad.
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Moto42 posted:He wouldn’t have even tried this exposure bullshit and would have paid up front if he really wanted a Mickey that bad. they did it because they thought they could get away with it.
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I feel bad because I immediately started looking for Chinese script in the photo.
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Cthulu Carl posted:I feel bad because I immediately started looking for Chinese script in the photo. don't, i did exactly the same (and was rapidly vindicated)
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Not surprised by this. Walking out of a post office in Taiwan I saw a mom holding her son while he sat on a rail taking a dump at high noon in a busy metropolis. Plop. Right where people walk.
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i used to live in china and i saw it happen all the time. the most memorable one was a mom holding her toddler in midair as he took a poo poo into one of the prybar holes in a manhole cover.  really more than anything else i was just impressed by the precision
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Near death experience.
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Hell Stink posted:Near death experience. Imagine if she actually rode the escalator.
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https://nypost.com/2016/10/26/wastewater-worker-might-have-drowned-after-falling-into-tank/quote:A worked got sucked to the bottom of a 35-foot-deep vat of filth at a wastewater treatment plant in Brooklyn — and he initially survived the horrible ordeal before dying at a hospital, cops said. quote:Cops and firefighters desperately searched for the man, who was submerged for eight minutes before he was found by a pair of FDNY divers. quote:Commenting on the toxicity of the water and the conditions rescuers had to face, Hodgens said, “Although it is still toxic, it could have been a lot worse.” Whatever about the guy drowning in a giant vat of shite piss cum and blood, gently caress having to scuba dive into that poo poo. Zero visibility. "Could have been a lot worse"? I hate to think of what environment could possibly be a worse job for the FDNY dive team.
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the piss and poo poo could have been on fire
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Fancy_Breakfast posted:https://nypost.com/2016/10/26/wastewater-worker-might-have-drowned-after-falling-into-tank/ Hazmat diving is pretty hardcore. The only thing crazier is nuclear diving but there’s some overlap there.
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Fancy_Breakfast posted:https://nypost.com/2016/10/26/wastewater-worker-might-have-drowned-after-falling-into-tank/ the east river?
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Thanks for the info re: prescription safety glasses everyone! I work in an R&D lab so I only need to wear eyepro for 5 minutes once a week when I'm drilling or dremeling something. It makes sense that you'd need something more comfortable if you're wearing them all the time or you have a wack prescription
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Fancy_Breakfast posted:https://nypost.com/2016/10/26/wastewater-worker-might-have-drowned-after-falling-into-tank/ I'm impressed the divers found him in only eight minutes. I wonder if having divers on hand, suited up, and ready to go was part of the requirements for the work permit?
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The gently caress happened here? Looks like a ghost came by to give her a solid push.
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Arrhythmia posted:The gently caress happened here? Looks like a ghost came by to give her a solid push. Have you never used an escalator before?
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L'esprit de l'escalator.
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zedprime posted:L'esprit de l'escalator. 
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FCKGW posted:Have you never used an escalator before? I thought she was way farther away from the rail on my first viewing. zedprime posted:L'esprit de l'escalator. noice
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Fancy_Breakfast posted:and he initially survived the horrible ordeal quote:who was submerged for eight minutes before he was found When you really REALLY need to hold your breath!
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Sewer pit guy was loving dead when his body was recovered. Saying he initially survived the ordeal doesn't tell the correct story. The correct story is on scene EMS/Paramedic(s)/EMTs didn't have the protocols to allow them to pronounce death in this type of incident so had to do CPR until getting to an ER where a MD could call it. (for anyone who cares)
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tangy yet delightful posted:...had to do CPR until getting to an ER... 
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tangy yet delightful posted:Sewer pit guy was loving dead when his body was recovered. Saying he initially survived the ordeal doesn't tell the correct story. The correct story is on scene EMS/Paramedic(s)/EMTs didn't have the protocols to allow them to pronounce death in this type of incident so had to do CPR until getting to an ER where a MD could call it. Isn't the only thing an EMT can pronounce dead is "injuries incompatible with life"?
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Kazy posted:Isn't the only thing an EMT can pronounce dead is "injuries incompatible with life"? Depends on jurisdiction. Some places won't even let them pronounce that IIRC from the old EMS horror story thread.
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dis astranagant posted:Depends on jurisdiction. Some places won't even let them pronounce that IIRC from the old EMS horror story thread. Rural Texas won't allow an EMT to pronounce poo poo. It's the JP's job to kick the corpse and see if it kicks back.
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tangy yet delightful posted:Sewer pit guy was loving dead when his body was recovered. Saying he initially survived the ordeal doesn't tell the correct story. The correct story is on scene EMS/Paramedic(s)/EMTs didn't have the protocols to allow them to pronounce death in this type of incident so had to do CPR until getting to an ER where a MD could call it. I'm guessing if they got him out in under 10 minutes and worked on him for a while as per protocol, they probably got a rhythm back after pushing adrenaline and had to continue to bring him to hospital. Even though he was dead as gently caress, the little squiggly line on the lifepak says "heart activity" so you gotta stabilise and go despite you knowing the chances of him making it are essentially zero. Kazy posted:Isn't the only thing an EMT can pronounce dead is "injuries incompatible with life"? This is generally the case for EMT's. Paramedics would not have transported if they could help it. 20 minutes CPR to no avail and they just stop and pronounce death. Although EMS in the US can be very archaic so who knows. Either way I'd hate to be the crew who had to deal with such a mess.
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