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Samopsa posted:wanna cut a log? just make your own bandsaw and cart it along the trunk by using a dolly, no big deal Surely it would have been easier* to put the log on some sort of dolly and keep the bandsaw stationary? *Not sure if it would be safer...I feel a homegrown sawmill is never safe.
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Slanderer posted:I'm honestly more concerned about letting all that liquid nitrogen evaporate indoors. I guess his kitchen wasn't enclosed enough for that to be a problem, but yeah, don't gently caress with nitrogen in an enclosed space Especially considering I'm 99% sure that's a second kitchen in a basement workshop area, which means likely even less ventilation than the ground floor. But yeah, the dude is really on thin ice and once of these days will hurt himself on something. If nothing else, getting lung cancer from inhaling all the fumes from his "backyard foundry."
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVH7pytOBuc How he not dead?
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Skippy McPants posted:I'd bet there's been a Ghost If you can ride it, drive it, pilot it, or in any way attach yourself to it, that at some point a Ghost RIder has been on it, yes:    
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oohhboy posted:I was taught as a kid that fire doubles every minute. After seeing house fire videos I called BS. They can double every 15-20 seconds. It does eventually slow down but it gave me a healthy respect for it. Interior fires spread even faster nowadays because of the large amount of synthetic materials in furniture, upholstery, curtains, pillows, etc... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDNPhq5ggoE
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neonbregna posted:It's a disease so why not? I remember that episode of King of the Hill. http://kingofthehill.wikia.com/wiki/Junkie_Business
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Carbon dioxide posted:I still don't understand the Austrian rules on traffic lights. Wow, that flashing green is weird. In some countries (Canada, for one...maybe just Quebec? It's the only part of Canada I've driven in) a flashing green is a "protected green" and is the same as a green left turn arrow in the states, i.e. no one will be coming from the other direction, so just go on through, you have right of way.
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Trabant posted:
Similar to that, I just saw this posted to my city's subreddit today:  
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elise the great posted:Another bit of miscarriage-related Is your friend in anyway related to GE Cafe? https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=1882534 They seem to both have a habit of red things falling out of them in the shower.
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fuckery: a few years back, my weirdo best friend had a fairly early miscarriage at about 10 weeks. She hadn’t realized she was pregnant because her periods are super irregular, so she thought she was just having a really hellish period, until she passed something in the shower that looked like a gummy bear.
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That guy should be on the look out for Scorpions.
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Sitting in one of the "Hotel Spaces" at the, I poo poo you not, insurance company I'm doing some contract work for, and this is the outlet to plug my laptop into:  I wish I could say it only pulled out of the floor when I went to unplug my laptop, but it was like that when I walked in. And yes, it has power going to it.
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Chomp8645 posted:This appears ridiculous at first glance, but I think it's understandable. Probably just in the blindspot of the A pillar...good lord, some of those are MASSIVE these days.
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Chief Savage Man posted:They did this because the NYC press called him out for always having his motorcade idling while he was in meetings, even though he had signed bills against vehicle idling. So they decided to try this so that they could cool the car without having the engine idling. Or he could just suffer in a hot car for all of three minutes like the rest of us. Good God, what a baby. Fake edit: Hell, he could still get into an already chilled car if they just started it, like, as he was leaving whatever place he was at. It's going to take him a few minutes to get outside to the car, so that's plenty of time to get it to comfortable temps.
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jetz0r posted:The drivers definitely have something to do with it. They're stuck waiting in those cars with the windows up for hours. Doing that without any AC really loving sucks. But can't the drivers just go inside too? Or are the buildings these mayors going into not fit for the peons of the world like drivers and security personnel?
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shame on an IGA posted:90s Ranger/Tacoma is basically the perfect truck From a few pages ago, but gently caress yeah. My truck is a 99 Mazda B4000, which is just a re-badged Ford Ranger. It's not too large, but big enough to relatively easily haul a queen mattress + frame (thanks to the racks on the back). It's green, rusty, and has some  flame decals along the side.
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Shinmera posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zDcsjHyxr8  Langoliers remake lookin' good.
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Pail Ale posted:When it comes to farm equipment, I like to assume that the notices were put it after that same incident occurred. Almost certainly. Hell, that's how most safety equipment/warnings come about. I think I talked about this before, but medical equipment is the same way. Enough patients die because a doctor/nurse/random person walking into the room increased the medication flow, or reduced oxygen, etc... so a new safety measure is put in place. I specialized in testing and repairing anesthesia equipment, and they are a textbook example of that. Things like a physical interlock between the nitrous and oxygen knobs so that a doctor can't increase the nitrous without also increasing the oxygen, because enough people died because too many of them did exactly that. The oxygen supply knob is also larger and has different knurling than the nitrous and air knobs so if a doctor is blindly fumbling for a knob, he's less likely to mistake another knob for the O2. Gas vaporizer interlocks. Nitrous isn't the only anesthetic gas used, other gasses, like Sevolfurane, Desflurane, etc... are delivered by small vaporizer modules that attach to the front of the machine. If one is opened, it locks out any other ones from being opened to prevent more than one anesthetic gas from being delivered at a time. The modules also have keyed fittings to refill, so you can't put Sevoflurane into the Desflurane vaporizer. There's more, and I actually just found a good paper on it here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3821264/ It has citations about cases where a patient did die or was injured before a given safety feature was implemented.
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https://www.cnn.com/2019/11/06/us/florida-zip-line-park-trnd/index.htmlquote:A mother from Florida is suing an indoor entertainment park after her 10-year-old son was injured after falling 20 to 25 feet from a zip line and onto the concrete surface below, according to a lawsuit filed by the mother. It's baffling to me that there was bare concrete under the zipline and not some sort of padding.
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Who's Maintenance Dan? Is he Groundskeeper Willy's cousin?
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Grem posted:I think this is the most unsafe King of Random video out there, but they're all pretty OSHA. That's not even the OG King, just some other guy who took over the channel after the first guy was arrested or had some sort of other issues because of all the weird poo poo he was doing? And then he died in a hang-gliding accident. Which reminds me, has Cody from Cody's Lab died of mercury or some other heavy metal poisoning yet?
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LifeSunDeath posted:Yeah "culture" aka lobbying from car companies. And buying and dismantling of buses, cable cars, etc... Judge Doom's plan in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" was a thing that really happened, though with slightly less anvil dropping.
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