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LifeSunDeath posted:http://i.imgur.com/6wmDgG7.mp4 So that's what it looks like when a driver uses scissors maneuver to change lanes. 
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Drunk Driver Dad posted:Maybe it depends on the specific helicopter or skill of the pilot, but it's more than just a chance, here is someone doing it on purpose for a demonstration. As long as you have a suitably flat site nearby, which is not always the case. If your engine fails when you're at low altitude above an urban area or forest, at night, in heavy winds then safety goes straight out of window and you're lucky if you can walk away from the wreck.
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Sagebrush posted:For whatever reason, Soviet aircraft carriers don't use catapults. Instead, they have a ski-jump-like ramp at the end of their flight deck: Maybe it's easier to arrange constant supply of steam on a nuclear carrier? Kuznetsov class is rolling coal. 
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NoneMoreNegative posted:
Min humpar, min humpar, min leidilumpar børk børk børk Nenonen fucked around with this message at 20:03 on Feb 25, 2017 |
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Feb 25, 2017 19:58
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I thought the concept of 'boat' relied on keeping the sea outside the boat, looks like I was wrong all this time
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Feb 27, 2017 14:43
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quote:Video has emerged of an unlucky driver of a jetboat yes, unlucky rather than an idiot
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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-39121997quote:A French police sniper has accidentally shot and injured two people during a speech by President Francois Hollande in western France. it would have been pretty anticlimactic if WW3 started because a policeman accidentally killed the president of a nuclear power
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Decrepus posted:Actually, it was an accident. He was hired and given a rifle by accident, happens all the time.
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Feb 28, 2017 23:33
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Killstick posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHJZNFKksBs XCOM3 looking good!
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Mar 2, 2017 16:36
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Slugworth posted:Man, I hate to be one of those people that second guesses a doctor, but surely a scalpel would have been a better choice for making that incision?? This was my initial reaction to the picture as well 
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guys guys GUUUYYYS I think I nailed it! 
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a kitten posted:Just because you can doesn't mean you should. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a-yGdxk3VY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LADv8JYZncg
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SharkTattoos posted:Well why even put out the money for what appears to at least be well built when you can build your own! haha 
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I see Google still needs to fine-tune their driverless scooters.
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Ramadu posted:ok im a retard idiot, can you explain to me how that photo is rotated because if this is supposed to be how its supposed to look it doesnt makes ense to me? why are the bells now upsidedown. please help a brain damaged person understand this osha it's an injoke  btw. I recognize that bell tower, it's Kizhi, an UNESCO world heritage site built purely out of wood, including wooden nails  it's a miracle that it hasn't burned down in 300 years, including WW2 when it was at the frontline
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It's not heated, only used in summer, so pipes would freeze and break during winter, not to mention that the church is on a desolate island so there's no infrastructure to provide pressurized water for sprinklers, anyway the only likely causes of fire would be candles, incense and lightning, and as it is well known, God protects his own 
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Mar 12, 2017 12:54
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Jerry Cotton posted:Where else would you put the holes? Roads are one option:  They are also a nice addition to your garden:  Of course why should you be satisfied with only one hole?  Why even bother with the road?  
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canadianclassic posted:My theory on this one is that's a mannequin or something and it's a joke photo. There's no way that guy's holding the other dude and, if he is, there is no way he's getting back up. Also as the other guy said what the gently caress is he supposed to be measuring?? If he was holding him like that he would just fall out of his pants, unless that's actually an overall under the jacket. It still might be real photo taken for shits and giggles but there'd have to be some cables holding him up. Two stages of Russian roads. Frozen:  Unfrozen:    Mass transit takes a different meaning in Russia:    
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FYI the video was recorded as a lark (a shell without a fuse won't explode if you drop it or bang it with a hammer). Which is troubling because at this point there's three kinds of videos coming out of Russia: 1) those that feature people climbing on skyscrapers with no safety ropes (and somehow not falling while the camera is rolling), 2) those that feature horrible accidents or soon to be accidents and 3) those that feature a parody of one of the former and we have no way of telling which is which. Alright, there's also 4) Dogs travelling on subway.
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Mar 14, 2017 23:16
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I sure do hope the dogs were wearing safety glasses while working around that laser pointer 
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Mar 14, 2017 23:30
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LifeSunDeath posted:Wonder how long this guy's been a cop? Reminds me of this classic, loving hell DEA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eP6UvNgbqIA
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deoju posted:I know the guy hosed up and could have killed himself or somebody else, but I can't help but be impressed by how he held his poo poo together. He certainly gave those kids a lesson in gun safety they won't forget
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That's cool, you can use the steel beam to ground all your electric appliances!
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Sagebrush posted:I remembered the wrench in this photo being larger than it is look at the size of that guy's nuts 
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 DRILL DEVOCHKA DRILL some of these show people die in terrible ways so be warned https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bx36cQWa210 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soEAejzu6Lw  from the very beginning but the reactions of the work mates are quite something  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D48AO4diDTw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymoCr8q1t4A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6bZOyinZwQ
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Kibayasu posted:Remember kids: Never wear your seatbelt in a forklift because otherwise you're going to loving burn to death. the seat belt is made of nylon and will melt before you die! (so will your polyester overalls)
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Johnny Aztec posted:Yeah okay Im never stepping onto an escalator again. the stairs are this way  
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Deteriorata posted:I guess he showed her. I bet she feels bad now. It would have been a better revenge if she was going down and he crashed through the elevator ceiling crushing her. Though I suspect some kind of developmental disability, maybe he just didn't understand how automatic doors work.
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Kennel posted:Have escalators actually killed anyone in Western countries? (in the last 25 years or so) While the victims in these cases survived (although in one case there was concern that the leg might have to be amputated because it was so hosed up) they happened in Stockholm separated by only 7 months https://www.thelocal.se/20150216/broken-leg-causes-39-escalator-meltdown https://www.thelocal.se/20150910/womans-leg-gets-stuck-in-stockholm-escalator now Stockholm has a population of ~800k. China has over a hundred cities in the 1 million - 2 million range, and 20 cities with a population larger than Sweden. PRC has a population almost twice the size of Europe (including Siberia) and about five times that of USA. What I'm getting at with this is that while China has terrible safety and building standards, they probably also have more escalators than anyone else. And if a city like Stockholm can have two catastrophic escalator failures within a year then you might expect China to have at least a few hundred such failures even if they had the same safety standards as the Swedes.
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Imagined posted:In fact, I think I read somewhere that the "number of people who've died in elevators in the last 25 years" or whatever statistic is skewed by the dozen or so poor bastards who died when the WTC elevators fell on 9/11 because the plane(s) cut their all the cables simultaneously, that aside from them and elevator technicians it's near zero. That can't be true. Peoples loose clothes such as scarfs get caught between the doors suffocating them, or they are transporting something large (furniture, trash cans) that gets jammed against the door and crushes the person. In EU inner elevator doors have been mandatory since 1999 but only for new elevators, older than that and this can happen. Brief googling reveals that there have been at least three elevator deaths just in Finland around 1996-2002. 
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sout posted:I can't wait till Britain leaves the EU and we all die via elevator all elevators become paternosters 
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Greatest Living Man posted:This rules. I'm gonna print it out and put it up as a safety poster.  
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Today I got to witness the most OSHA scene in my life when a truck driver nearly killed himself. It was at a construction yard where due to cramped space they have to unload trucks at the side of a narrow road. There are traffic controllers to let traffic only to one direction at a time. The above truck is being unloaded from the side, but the one that had the mishap was being unloaded by a tower crane, so the roofs of the trailer and truck's rear were opened for unloading. To be able to open the roof the driver first needs to open the rear doors. You are supposed to fix the opened doors to their place on the sides of the truck so wind doesn't close them, but this is often ignored. Of course today was windy...  So what happened was the driver had opened the rear trailer roof and now was getting the truck's cargo ready. Then the wind caught on the right rear door and I would like to imagine it slammed to the driver's face, to which he reacted by going to reopen it. Meanwhile one of the traffic controllers, not seeing what was going on between the truck and its trailer, let a car pass the truck, and BAM! the door hit the car's side mirror (which fell off) and then slammed with great force right into the driver's face! It could have been really bad (the trucker had no helmet) but this time the trucker got away with a black eye and some headache, he was taken for a checkup at hospital but was deemed to be okay.
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Mustached Demon posted:Pictured: where Donald Trump Jr snorts coke. idgi, that doesn't resemble Ivanka's rear end? 
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The Fast and the Furious: Nokia Drift lookin' good
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Neutrino posted:I watch plenty of these videos on Youtube of the Russian car crash compilations It's good to have an expert in the house!
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Collateral Damage posted:Also, watch out if a CNG fueled bus catches fire. Oh, the humanity!!!
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