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My car in 1987 could turn the loving lights off with the ignition switch. My new car just beeps at me. They took the time to wire a sensor to trigger the beeper, just make them turn off. On topic: https://gfycat.com/SarcasticIdioticGavial
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Serak posted:Always be embedding I never know if table breaking is still bannable. 
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Baron von Eevl posted:Residents near the Roxborough Antenna Farm here in Philly have reported AM signals coming through the plumbing inside their houses. My house in Florida had this. You could hear it on the telephone, or if you took a speaker and put it on like the water faucet or unpainted window frame. There was an AM station in the swamp behind our house.
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My Q-Face posted:Never break a table again with timg for your large images! Does that work with embedded videos? If you look at what I was replying to you can see what I am talking about.
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Pistol_Pete posted:I... don't get it? Table breaking like nobodies business.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-vUeAXjQTw&t=595s (Make sure you're around 9:30 in to start, you'll know when you're past the interesting part.) H110Hawk fucked around with this message at 21:25 on Feb 26, 2016 |
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Mithaldu posted:For those who don't care to watch them futz around for 15 minutes, they try some bullshit, like battery shorting and lenses (a real lense works, surprise surprise (a lense made of piss in a bag doesn't)), then mix brake fluid and chlorine to get the money shot.
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http://loweringthebar.net/2016/03/has-your-boss-ever.html I haven't finished reading it yet, I apologize as there are no pictures, but it involves sworn testimony about "pranks" involving acetylene.
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Via Reddit: "Previous shift operator lost the fuel cap. This is what I was instructed to do:"
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Drunk Driver Dad posted:Ah, didn't know about all that. For what it's worth, I know about it possibly messing with your heart rate, and my pulse didn't seem tachycardia-ish(Not sure what the word is, Tachycardic?). The surprised spiked my heart rate up a bit then it calmed down. But, I do have insurance now so if thats a possibility then I definitely will go see a doctor if need be. It isn't you who pays for the ECG. You know how basically every medical form in the USA says "Is this visit related to a workplace injury? [ ]" ? Check the box. Ask your boss how you go about getting the ECG.
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chitoryu12 posted:Which is also why you sure as hell don't want to end up under one of them if it tips: it may look tiny and fragile, but it'll crush your ribcage without even noticing it's there if you fall out. As a elementary school child I remember thinking forklifts looked "puny" as you described. Then we were picking up a skip of rocks to build a fountain and I saw one heading for a decently sized rock and was worried for the driver, oh no he's going to bump over that rock! Then the rock was turned to dust without the forklift even slowing down. My 10 year old brain was basically just  and I learned a lot about physics in that split second, and why my dad insisted I stay way the hell away from everything.
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 Kid Sinister, Inc. (Though it sort of looks like low voltage/telco? The pole to the right seems to have insulators on it to indicate High Volatage.) Edit: 
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Jesus christ you people and your soap. Hand sanitizer (correctly dosed) or plain soap and warm water. Aren't you supposed to wear gloves while welding? This is one of the pictures that scrolls by on the autobody website I'm taking my car to for repairs. I mean it's no holding the hot part of the soldering iron to repair a motherboard, but it seems a little high on the UV scale for my taste. 
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The Wiggly Wizard posted:Warm water doesn't get your hands cleaner than cold water. It's a massive waste of energy. http://www.cdc.gov/handwashing/show-me-the-science-handwashing.html Fine you win. I thought it helped the soap work better as a surfactant to get the germs off your hands to be rinsed away with the water. I was wrong. It certainly feels nicer though. New page desperation content edit: 
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carrion kit posted:quoting from dozens of pages ago to say i'm upset this lil muffin man has the same shirt as me It's you in the video isn't it?
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Placid Marmot posted:I suppose if you squint and use your imagination... Someone has been lying to you about what insects and/or vagina's look like.
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peanut posted:I need one of each for earrings That is how baby is made.  High vis shorts help identify him in the roadway.
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I feel like this is the before picture in those youtube videos of people sitting on airbags then setting them off.
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Teen dies when carnival ride operator assures them they are fine to ride the ride despite their seatbelt not buckling: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/teen-girl-dies-flung-carnival-ride-texas-article-1.2619830
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And you thought your harbor freight death wheel was   
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jetz0r posted:Back in the shop, they're disposing of the unsafety glasses. My mistake.
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Our blinds installer just had a step on his ladder snap off while installing our blinds. Thankfully he was uninjured, and our bucket of broken glass, rusty nails, and oily rags was off to the side.
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Cat5 can be had as low as 28 AWG. That is 48VDC, and if you look closely the supply cables are 4/0, and the load cables are 1/0. My eye level was the top of the plastic shroud. I'm sure nothing would have happened if those little stacked plate things I am assuming are a fusing mechanism between the feed and the breakers decided to blow.
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Karma Monkey posted:Depends. Where do you match on this chart? The grid. Assuming it is a transparency layer.
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Fat Shat Sings posted:What does this even mean? It might OK now, but in a month someone who is paid far more than them and isn't as replaceable will put the numbers into excel and fire and bunch of people.
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Sammus posted:One human probably won't have any effect, even including things likes shoes and clothing and pocket contents. But 100 humans might really gently caress poo poo up. The real beauty is, if enough humans fall in, it can alter the chemistry so much that it alters the microscopic layer of minerals that gets deposited constantly along the outside of the geyser/hot spring. So far in the future a geologist can come around and look at all the hot springs and go "see this layer of minerals here here and here that doesn't look anything like the rest? This is from when a bunch of dumbasses fell in and died" Why are we robbing future geologists of such a rich historical site?
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I am unclear which thread this goes in, but I feel like the "parents attic" vibe is the important part: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJOX0c60wQE
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Looks like this guy hosed up again: 
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I would like to apologize for my most recent bad joke.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/OSHA/comments/4thvle/recently_had_a_new_nitrogen_vent_installedright/ quote:So we just realized we had this problem because our oxygen deficiency monitors (ODM) went off but none of our other systems showed any kind of leak. In fact, the sensors were reading a 25% oxygen concentration, when the normal alarm concentration is about 19.5%. There's nothing in our lab that should be generating oxygen, so we put our heads together and realized that the calibration sensors must have been malfunctioning. Those calibration sensors are positioned outside (bottom left-ish in the picture) and sample the fresh air about every two hours, generating a baseline for the ODMs inside. Unfortunately, they calibrated the system while liquid nitrogen was pouring out of the vent, so the baseline got a bit skewed.
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