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Lime Tonics posted:https://i.imgur.com/6ODvJeG.gifv I'm the drunk guy bouncing excitedly as the roof collapses.
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TheWhiteNightmare posted:lol if this isn't your automatic reaction to watching a sickass tragedy unfold I like to think the dude who walks out of frame right as the collapse starts just kept on walking. He seems like he's got important stuff on his mind.
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I guess this fits here. On of our site managers saw a mysterious door that had a safety barrier on the floor in front of it, caution tape at chest level, and multiple signs saying "DO NOT OPEN". He opened the door. Turns out the room was being renovated and scaffolding had been placed in front of the Forbidden Door. The scaffold went down and I don't know what other damage happened, but there were no casualties aside from the site manager getting his head put on a pike as he got shitcanned like five minutes after the incident.
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May 12, 2016 15:53
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Karma Monkey posted:WTF did he think he was in Bluebeard's castle? Why would you open a door taped over and labeled "DO NOT OPEN"? I honestly have no idea. No one had a chance to ask because he got whisked out of the building so fast, they might as well have used a CIA wetwork team to disappear him to a black site.
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May 12, 2016 17:23
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Nude posted:Reminds me of the real life Silent Hill. Central Pennsylvania was a mining town, and on May 27, 1962 an underground fire started. It's still burning till this day. Coal seam fires can last a long time. 
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May 14, 2016 16:42
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Burning_Monk posted:A man about to be impaled on some re-bar? Yep! Proof that sometimes for those butt x-rays "I fell on it" is in fact the truth
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Say Nothing posted:I'm kind of wondering what the aftermath of this looked like. That's a pretty cool sweatshirt, though.
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Jun 12, 2016 15:25
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfL7EiLKF6w gently caress that gif for cutting before the money shot.
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Baronjutter posted:Did anyone manage to eject? Not that they'd probably fair any better if captured on the ground. Most helicopters don't have ejection seats, as far as I know.
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Jul 10, 2016 01:32
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Weembles posted:There was a less fatal, but still pretty OSHA version of that in the US, called the Cornfield Bomber. Best thing about the Cornfield Bomber is that the Air Force put it in their museum so you can go check that sumbitch out for free anytime. EDIT: Or maybe that it was in such good condition, they put it back into service for a while.
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I like your posts int this thread because I mentally swap the pic and your av so it looks in my head like the lady is just squinting critically at whatever your post is.
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Buca di Bepis posted:only when pukin in the shower That would have been handy in March when i had a stomach bug. Instead, because of poor architecture I had to get out of the shower and squat, naked and shivering as I barfed up cheerios because the motion of washing my hair finally triggered the nausea that had been haunting my all that day.
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Jul 25, 2016 01:30
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chitoryu12 posted:They keep handing it off to the next employee who has all his fingers. *Shipyard Foreman holds up a megaphone to address the new workers being off-loaded* "The one with tool cuts! The one without follows! When the one with the tool gets killed, the one without PICKS UP THE TOOL!"
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Lutha Mahtin posted:what province still has such stone-age looking license plates? I decided to look up Canadian plates because i have no better way to spend my time and holy poo poo, Nunavut: 
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DEAR RICHARD posted:
"Hey, where should we put Tim's new nonsensical clip art safety poster?" "Let's put it right here where it covers the fire extinguisher sign that's not pointing to the fire extinguisher."
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Powershift posted:Whenever you see one of those, google it, just UN#### Holy LOL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_UN_numbers
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Gumbel2Gumbel posted:I'm king in here! *Dies* You will take NOTHING from me, foreman. I laid low your utility workers of old. I instilled terror in the hearts of men. I AM KING UNDER THE EXCAVATOR!
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Apr 16, 2017 02:04
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Avenging_Mikon posted:I have trouble with their word choice. "Refused." If a dude is on fire from electricity, I'm likely to also become on fire if I try to help as an untrained passerby. But I like their word choice for "shocking"
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May 7, 2017 23:30
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evil_bunnY posted:Their family can (wrongful death), and the guv'ment probably will want to have a word as well Not if you live in a state with Castle Doctrine 
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spog posted:but they are happy to use the phrase 'sulphuric acid alkylation unit where isobutanes and olefins are converted' Uh, it's the Chemical Safety Board, not the Gearbox Safety Board, duh.
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Jul 27, 2017 15:13
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The operator has been encouraged to take more risks because he has TWO tethers.
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Jul 28, 2017 04:11
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Memento posted:This is unfortunately an entirely standard haul truck/LV interaction. I'm the block that goes from 10 feet or so out to the bumper.
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Nov 22, 2017 02:33
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monolithburger posted:Not really, no. Mods, change my name to Rod McCracken.
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Jan 1, 2018 19:07
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Ak Gara posted:Why does the guy on the right wearing red disappear, it seems the truck crossed the line twice in two different takes and it was badly spliced together? Why is she not surprised before the cut then surprised after?
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Jan 12, 2018 18:20
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See, I would think the point of worry would be "Oh poo poo, a big rear end truck is barreling through the bicycle race course immediately behind a group of racers" and not "Oh no, the inflatable!" Then again, I'm not Australian and have trouble fathoming the antipodean mind.
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jamal posted:Have it on my kindle somewhere but haven't gotten around to reading it yet. It's on Netflix, if anyone wants to watch it
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bumming your scene posted:"I'd like to learn how to drive without crying." - Emotional Ashley, 7:00 Five minutes in: Driver: "Oh my god, what if we die?!" Cool Granny Baba G: "Well, there's a cemetery right there."
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Kibayasu posted:How does this person think late abortions are performed With the tools labelled 'LATE TERM ABORTION", obviously 
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shortspecialbus posted:Drugs, I'm guessing? No, those are power lines.
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Proteus Jones posted:At 174 feet with no arching to transfer the load to the end points, I am in no way surprised it collapsed. Even with an arch I would expect a central pylon over that length. A cable-stayed bridge of this size is not "to look pretty". Those cables are an integral part of supporting a span like this. The tower should have been the first element erected, and then cabling attached as the span is moved into place for this type of bridge. I feel like I learned this from Bridge Constructor Portal.
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chitoryu12 posted:I just got sent this at work. "How many black electricians you know?"
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I like the chick at the other end of the car, hauling the dude back to his seat as he's trying to get up and look too
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I can't imagine what frequent tailhook decelerations would do to the cargo. Well, the cargo would only have to do an arrested landing once. Because then it's delivered. I think arrested landings are also why passenger seats on COD planes are facing rearward: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytRPvQtkdxE
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Pissflaps posted:Edit2: Also the cushioning ejected from the seat seems to suggest the rebar penetrated from behind. P sure that's not cushion material but scraps of the driver's shirt, pants, flesh or all of the above
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Trabant posted:No, I think you're right on all of the above. I don't know if the lever action would be strong enough to fling him in case of a catch, but it would sure leave a nice impression as the handle wallops him. There are so many things that look incredibly dangerous there that I don't even know what to look at anymore. I'm imagining the bolts letting go and then the massive goddamn tree just steamrolls anyone nearby. IIRC what saved the guy getting sucked into the A-6 was the fact that his helmet got ripped off and the engine choked on that instead of sailor.
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shame on an IGA posted:The day GMaps started routing me down all of my own hard learned cutouts was the I chose to put my unwavering blind faith in the machine. My day was when Gmaps routed me to the Marathon I usually use when driving to visit my sister and brother-in-law instead of the two I passed on the way to that one even thought I just searched "MARATHON" and clicked the first result. I let Google navigate for me from now on. Also because it doesn't do that super bitchy "Recalculating" a lot of Garmins do.
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Vargatron posted:That's a concussion. I have a feeling he didn't damage much
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ekuNNN posted:That can't be right? Snake-handling not getting you in touch with THE LORD? Try the Church of Pathogen-handling! Just off of Route 6, behind the Denny's.
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PhazonLink posted:More fire stuff. I just found out about this. Australia's got Burning Mountain, a coal seam fire like Centralia that they estimate has been going for 6,000 years. I think there's one in Germany that's been going since the 1500s or something, too.
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I think the funniest part is how the dude humps the last.. Pumpkin? Bowling ball? ... Well, the last round in.
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