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RabbitWizard posted:No. Even if I could lift it, I wont work with that. I like that it really looks like he has done it before.
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Splicer posted:New Spider-Man villains looking good I think that's the new Iron Man bad guy actually.
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tangy yet delightful posted:I think that's the new Iron Man bad guy actually. The can-opener!
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Elon Musk is mentally stable. Nothing wrong whatsoever. https://twitter.com/Tweetermeyer/status/1035543502157795329
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This is possibly the most dangerous thing I've ever seen done in this thread. Let me qualify better, the most dangerous thing on an individual level.
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what even is that thing? how are you supposed to use it?
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Nenonen posted:A tire filled with Oltermanni is basically unbreakable. That tire will be rolling here on its own blown by the winds of the supernova Sun after mankind has been long gone. After the Earth crumbles it will travel to far away galaxies and establish cultures on new worlds. Galactic civilizations will worship Oltermanni as the mild and creamy god that created them. Ah, nothing will change...
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Hugh Malone posted:what even is that thing? how are you supposed to use it? It appears to be a concrete saw or similar device.
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Looks like a concrete or milling saw that has been modified/made to run on compressed air, with a concrete blade in it. You usually put it on something on the ground (or parallel to it), and go very slowly while wearing something to keep the poo poo flying off of it out of your lungs and skin.
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Carbon dioxide posted:Elon Musk is mentally stable. Nothing wrong whatsoever. He must be on acid a lot more than Banks said.
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Should have told him to put his foot right there and turned the line back on.
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Hugh Malone posted:what even is that thing? how are you supposed to use it? What this guy said basically: Fasdar posted:Looks like a concrete or milling saw that has been modified/made to run on compressed air, with a concrete blade in it. You usually put it on something on the ground (or parallel to it), and go very slowly while wearing something to keep the poo poo flying off of it out of your lungs and skin. We used to use a similar one when I was doing foundation work, except it was a fair amount smaller. I highly doubt that's compressed air, they typically are hydraulic systems from what I've seen.
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MF_James posted:What this guy said basically: That makes more sense with those fittings. You are probably right.
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haveblue posted:Should have told him to put his foot right there and turned the line back on. That only works after you take the time to disable all the safety measures.
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MF_James posted:We used to use a similar one when I was doing foundation work, except it was a fair amount smaller. I highly doubt that's compressed air, they typically are hydraulic systems from what I've seen.
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PainterofCrap posted:What the hell would cause that?! lol i just realized this post is weeks old sorry but, gasoline vapors in the engine compartment a real actual motorboat with inboards and a built in gas tank will have an engine room blower fan that you should run for several minutes before starting up for this exact reason jet-skis do not, obviously
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Mr. Apollo posted:That would explain the three lines; hydraulic supply, hydraulic return, and water. You are correct sir
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I hope he's cutting into asbestos.
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The lonely matador struggled to make ends meet after bullfighting was banned
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Album of ordinance test fails. https://i.imgur.com/tGBAsxz.gifv https://i.imgur.com/fW8YNle.gifv
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I found a documentary on Youtube about bottling Coke, which includes some OSHA fun times around molten glass at 35:23: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TclUk6-63QQ&t=2123s The whole thing is a pretty neat watch, but for the most part very safe and well regulated. Though Coke obviously isn't going to show footage of the night shift guys loving around on forklifts or anything.
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Yawgmoth posted:I see you have been to Minneapolis! We have all these loving bike lanes drawn, many with big reflective posts between the bike lane and car lane, and some roads with two bike lanes so they can have opposing traffic without dodging each other in the off chance there's two people on bikes both using the bikes lanes and going in opposite directions (lol). I've seen a grand total of three bikes in 5 years on those loving things. All the other bike riders go down the sidewalk while clipping elbows/shoulders, or down the car lane. I can only assume you only drive in the winter or are deliberately not looking for cyclists. Please don't hit me the next time I'm on the road!
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That's weird, did someone try to hot glue a mineral to their hand for healing powers or...? Platystemon posted:It’s asbestos. 
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https://www.redorbit.com/news/business/539321/madera_train_wreck_injures_5_railroad_crew_workers_jump_from/ quote:Three railroad crewmen leapt from a freight train just before it slammed into another train around dawn Wednesday, shutting down one of the state’s main rail lines while workers untangled the wreckage and repaired the tracks.
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GotLag posted:https://www.redorbit.com/news/business/539321/madera_train_wreck_injures_5_railroad_crew_workers_jump_from/ Bip Roberts posted:so if there's not a continuous axel what would cause both the right and left to fail simultaneously? Awesomeness?
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Bip Roberts posted:so if there's not a continuous axel what would cause both the right and left to fail simultaneously? He was getting onto the brakes when this happened. I wonder if some computer controlled whirlydo clamped the brakes hard enough to bust the control arms.
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