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buglord posted:wasnt there a Half Life LP done in a very OSHA-centric style, and apparently accurate to boot? There's an entire game of that, called INFRA
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Former DILF posted:Hi can you speak a little more about the decision-making process, and speak about who contributed to this process so that we have perhaps a slightly better understanding of this forum? Comedy equals tragedy plus distance and untagged snuff or gratuitous gore reduces the distance. It's not rocket science and it costs you nothing to tag poo poo.
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schmug posted:So a guy that calls himself Stumpy Nubs tries to live up to his name. Link is set to the oh gently caress moment. I'm using an extension that replaces links with clickable pop-up previews, but I think if you paste the link inside [url] tags it should work: https://youtu.be/A7xWHEWov8M?t=169
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Nth Doctor posted:Wait, was it this video you were there for, Humphreys? Two questions about this: 1. What is the fragment that fucks off skyward on the right edge of the video frame at about the 0:20 mark? 2. How was this even supposed to work? The boom must have been going to strike the crane on the right no matter how slowly they lowered it.
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Platystemon posted:I mean chickens can live for months without heads and I’ve met people that don’t seem to be using more brainpower than a chicken. That rooster that survived 18 months "without a head" was missing the front half of its skull, its brain was in the part still attached.
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:meanwhile, UPS management rushes to the scene, medicine bags in hand, screaming IS THE TRUCK OKAY?!!? https://twitter.com/UPS/status/1202778926155751426
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It's definitely a method you could use
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Dec 15, 2019 02:52
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Doesn't play in the Australian States
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Memento posted:Oh and where is Scott Morrison right now? Taking charge of the situation and making sure firefighters and hospitals get the resources they need? Totally normal and fine
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Dec 18, 2019 07:54
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Pissed Ape Sexist posted:This makes it more efficient in both loads-per-day gained and by elimination of the need for a 'chute man' (since the driver can do the whole job via line-of-sight). Oh so they're a crime against man as well as nature?
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Dec 22, 2019 21:21
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Cyrano4747 posted:OK, but at that point why not just have a ladder? Because alternating-tread stairs are easier to use than a ladder A normal staircase would be preferable but if there's not room for that then alternating-tread is better than a ladder.
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Dec 23, 2019 21:29
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What he's cutting out is the deer Also Jesus Christ no wonder that gif is taking so long to load it's 150 MB Link gifv versions instead for the love of god https://i.imgur.com/c27NprK.gifv
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Dec 24, 2019 12:08
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Broadbandyfloss?
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Platystemon posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TF3pButGRAc My favourite part is that both "evaporation tests" are captioned with "~30 seconds" even though the 100LL is visibly dry after 10 seconds and the Jet A clip ends after 25 seconds with the hand looking just as wet as it started. Cargo cult science for idiots
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Humphreys posted:Oh and Sydney is still going ahead with it's $6 Million New Years Eve Fireworks even though there is a total fire ban across much of the country. Why not go ahead? The fireworks are over the habour aren't they, they've already been prepared and paid for.
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brugroffil posted:Yeah for as dumb as these animals are, they didn't manage to gently caress up their own entire ecosystem (all of Earth) in like two centuries. This is just lack of ability, not lack of willingness.
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Note that it's a white paper bag
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Lincoln posted:...on buckets...on propane tanks. Those aren't buckets, those are the shields around the valves on the tops of the tanks
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Seatbelts: that's why you wear 'em
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Post poste posted:Ask my former roommate who complained that the plates I bought "kept melting" in the microwave... And the oven. Stop buying plastic plates then
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Antigravitas posted:Schuko > British Caltrops > Seppo Electrocution Plugs Actually you'll find that Australian plugs are the best. GotLag fucked around with this message at 10:58 on Jan 4, 2020 |
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Jan 4, 2020 10:56
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drunkill posted:https://i.imgur.com/rkiRoL6.gifv Does the excavator have enough reach to keep that scaffolding horizontal while bringing them back up?
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Edit: Burt Sexual's killing the fun is the real OSHA
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Jan 17, 2020 23:57
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Bad Munki posted:Holy poo poo. I was going to just post the pics from this dump that I hadn’t seen in this thread yet, but then I had like two dozen pics to post and, well, just go look, there’s a lot here, some really ace work: This is the one that makes me nervous: 
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drunkill posted:https://i.imgur.com/SfGx5BK.mp4 Based on this and dashcam videos I can only conclude that truck driving is a job entrusted to the least attentive and intelligent workers
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Jan 19, 2020 07:39
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Explosion's too much, I think. Would have been better to end with just the umbrella critter disappearing around the corner, or maybe with the blood spray
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Jan 23, 2020 21:35
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Note that this was a test of a new facility, not of the car. The car was loaded with somewhere in the vicinity of 400 kg of sandbags in the rear and crashed into the wall at 100 km/h.
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Uthor posted:That's, like, easily what an American car would regularly hold while moving at slower highway speeds. Not sure if you were trying to reassure us here... It's a 1970s car, I don't think any of them come out of that kind of crash looking good.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Yeah modern cars are super safe and the crumple zones and airbags will save my life therefore I never need to wear a seatbelt. The obligatory 1959 vs 2009 crash test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_r5UJrxcck
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I don't know about that specific store, but in most places the books aren't wired up to the mains.
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You have to plug them in yourself after you take them home.
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dr_rat posted:Yep, Blue Sky Mine. Who's gonna shave me?
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Don't stop, Tom Clancy is almost there
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If the aim is to prevent the nuclear weapon from falling in to the wrong hands why not simply detonate it if the vehicle stops unexpectedly?
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A high-order detonation is the quickest and most efficient way to dispose/disperse the nuclear material in the device so it cannot be collected for nefarious ends.
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Platystemon posted:The danger of a dirty bomb is 999‰ panic and 1‰ direct health effects. Well look here at Mister Fancy Pants with his per mille symbol
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I looked up a couple of youtube videos to see how bad those things were and found some people in the comments who swore by them for rounded-off bolts
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Wasabi the J posted:Strange, I thought Russians were usually on the giving end of air disasters. lol this dork He calls the operators' actions the ultimate cause. The ultimate cause was cheap, insufficient cables, with cheap, insufficient maintenance. The proximate cause was the actions of the operators, which was likely motivated by fear for their jobs if they made a wrong call. He also says that the addition of an E stop on the enable panel makes the accident impossible to repeat. If the ride still automatically drops at the top instead of waiting for a command to release, then no, the addition of another emergency stop button does not prevent this from happening again.
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DrHammond posted:Literally shaking rn. Handled organomercury in the last few months?
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FogHelmut posted:I know it's probably not, but that lab floor looks like carpet. Still not as bad as carpet in the bathroom. Nah, it's educational-grade linoleum, mottled so the inevitable spills and burns and scuffs don't show up so readily.
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