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Japan has those too. They don't do self service gas as far as I know so being tall enough is probably a job requirement
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The Management posted:Here’s that rust you ordered I was just wondering why that one truck is so happy to follow along behind them for so long. I can only imagine it is a spotter working with them
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I just found this treatment to be amazing because it could have been done 100 years ago if it was known. I have never heard of this, what is the treatment called?
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Entangled posted:I wasn't sure if this was a mishap or just peak efficiency. Evidently, that is the It was really weird seeing this. I used to watch this happen as a kid. You could see it from the main beach in my small town. It was probably the same barge even. The process isn't fast so catching it at the right time to actually see it dump was a rare occurrence.
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way of unloading a barge full of timber, which seems pretty OSHA even if done remotely from the tug.
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Serephina posted:We really need to normalize having videos posted of thrill-seekers going splat (or rather, post/talk about new articles discussing them go splat) more often. I have noticed a thing where basically every video showing wing-suit related stunts on YouTube has a comments section that entirely consists of things like, "RIP - a true legend in the sport"
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B-Rock452 posted:As a former climbing guide that image made me yelp. This is interesting, I am not a climber and why one was bad wasn't immediately obvious to me. I had to imagine a person falling a few times and what would happen with the rope in both situations. Eventually it clicked.
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I wonder what keeps things so fluffy. Is it a special material? Do they have to rake it constantly?
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Lettuce is harvested
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Safety Dance posted:I really don't like how that carabineer is open on one side, when a proper locking carabineer would work just as well. A locking carabineer can be unlocked. That carabineer cant be removed from the wire unless it's at one end or the other. Even if you wanted to remove it mid way you couldn't
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