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Cardiovorax posted:In that sense, it's really a perfect life "hack." It's cludgy, of dubious practicality and liable to gently caress up spectacularly but you still use it because you're too cheap and lazy to do it properly. One weird tip for self-inflicted facial reconstruction surgery. Doctors hate this!
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Which nations army is that holding the target sign?
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KernelSlanders posted:This morning I didn't know suicide by chainsaw was a thing, but now I've seen pictures. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lESp7ns5NGI&t=39s i am a broken human being
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Fucknag posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lESp7ns5NGI&t=39s I am probably more so for knowing exactly what that link led to before clicking it.
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Fucknag posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lESp7ns5NGI&t=39s God drat it I was going to post this.
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Mordhaus is pretty much the precise opposite of OSHA in every respect.
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What's the story behind this?
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RandomPauI posted:What's the story behind this? A cable broke and a tugboat/ancillary vessel fell into the ocean?
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RandomPauI posted:What's the story behind this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_ppF2yK4NM
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Jul 29, 2014 04:45
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WoodrowSkillson posted:glad to see trogdor getting work Yeah since it looks like he lost his arm. Probably in some kind of preventable workplace accident. TasogareNoKagi posted:
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RandomPauI posted:What's the story behind this? boat heavy
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Leperflesh posted:I don't get it. It's being used as a crane to lift a part of the sign. Hard to see.
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Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qwmvBJV5Pg
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Every time I try this in GTA the trailer just pops off. 
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razorrozar posted:"Who cares if it might be of medical help? It's not entertaining, so gently caress it." I'm 100% certain that was the reason. Doctor sees a really cool injury and wants to show all his doctor friends for mad med cred but can't just whip out his phone and start snapping. I know, "Nurse get some x-rays of the soft tissue damage because reasons!" Then the images come back and, whaddaya know, now the injury looks ten times as badass. I've seen this picture countless times, but have always been so focused on the guy sitting under a target that I never looked at the background and noticed that he's just sitting in front of a bunch of shops and only separated from them by a wooden fence.
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VectorSigma posted:It's being used as a crane to lift a part of the sign. Hard to see. Oh. Is that not allowed? How heavy do you suppose that sign is?
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Leperflesh posted:Oh. Is that not allowed? How heavy do you suppose that sign is? Generally, it's a good idea to only use machines for their designed purpose, since to do otherwise could easily exceed operating tolerances in unforeseen ways. It's also entirely possible that this arm is indeed designed to hoist a modest load, which, given the application, seems like a no-brainer.
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VectorSigma posted:Generally, it's a good idea to only use machines for their designed purpose, since to do otherwise could easily exceed operating tolerances in unforeseen ways. It's also entirely possible that this arm is indeed designed to hoist a modest load, which, given the application, seems like a no-brainer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiU42KI1GUw&t=1m50s
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No, you fools, it's not Russia: https://www.behance.net/gallery/Small-Worlds/2570793
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twoday posted:No, you fools, it's not Russia: whoa nice job on those buddy. that's some nice work
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I Greyhound posted:Yes, when you look for bad things in medical literature, you'll find it. It's like rule 34's evil twin. Any chance that dragon poster is part of a series?
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VectorSigma posted:It's also entirely possible that this arm is indeed designed to hoist a modest load, which, given the application, seems like a no-brainer. Yeah, I'm pretty sure most every sign-company cherry-picker I've seen in person has a lil' block-and-tackle with a hook under the bucket, for hoisting small signs/pieces of signs (like the ones that are individual 5-foot-high letters). Unfortunately, the place I'm working this week isn't getting a new sign, most weeks I'd be able to get a picture of it in action.
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twoday posted:No, you fools, it's not Russia: Those probably have more structural integrity than a Russian building.
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Irradiation posted:Those probably have more structural integrity than a Russian building. Well, these do remind me a bit of the hotels built for the Sochi Olympics:  
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Some cutting edge social commentary:
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FrozenVent posted:Some cutting edge social commentary: swap.avi 2: swap harder behind the scenes.
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Say Nothing posted:If you GIS 'construction fails' there are a ton of pictures of staircases that go nowhere or end abruptly in mid-air. If there are any UGA goons here, go to Aderhold Hall. It's this fairly big 7 story building with elevators. Here's the secret: It has escalators! Don't believe me? It's because they're hidden. When Aderhold was built they originally had escalators. Well at one point they broke and instead of fixing them they decided it would be better to just use the elevators and build walls around the escalators to make it look like they never existed in the first place. That attitude of "gently caress it let's put in a lot of effort to hide the problem instead of using the same amount of effort to fix the problem" has persisted throughout the years there and that's one reason why I don't work there anymore!
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TheReverend posted:If there are any UGA goons here, go to Aderhold Hall. It's this fairly big 7 story building with elevators. I just got the keys to my new apartment (the 1st floor of a 3 floor house) last night and I was taking a look around in the dark (super spooky). I noticed part of the drywall in a broom closet was falling down, so I went to take a look at fixing it and realized that there was a staircase behind it (and also that it was hung by a single loving screw, jesus christ i hate handyman work). Turns out that when the house was divided into apartments, they just walled off the servant's stairs between the 1st and 2nd floor and added a door to the 2nd floor landing that the 3rd floor apartment could use to access the servants stairs between the 2nd and 3rd floors. So, now I have a cool hidden antique staircase that goes nowhere.
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TheReverend posted:If there are any UGA goons here, go to Aderhold Hall. It's this fairly big 7 story building with elevators. Apparently they converted them into office space... 35 years after they stopped working.
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Tunicate posted:Apparently they converted them into office space... 35 years after they stopped working. Oh really, they removed them? I haven't been there in a long time but they were doing some sort of work the last time I was there and I got see these things unearthed like they were dinosaur fossils. Im trying to dig up a photo.
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Slanderer posted:I just got the keys to my new apartment (the 1st floor of a 3 floor house) last night and I was taking a look around in the dark (super spooky). I noticed part of the drywall in a broom closet was falling down, so I went to take a look at fixing it and realized that there was a staircase behind it (and also that it was hung by a single loving screw, jesus christ i hate handyman work). Turns out that when the house was divided into apartments, they just walled off the servant's stairs between the 1st and 2nd floor and added a door to the 2nd floor landing that the 3rd floor apartment could use to access the servants stairs between the 2nd and 3rd floors. So, now I have a cool hidden antique staircase that goes nowhere. 
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Slanderer posted:I just got the keys to my new apartment (the 1st floor of a 3 floor house) last night and I was taking a look around in the dark (super spooky). I noticed part of the drywall in a broom closet was falling down, so I went to take a look at fixing it and realized that there was a staircase behind it (and also that it was hung by a single loving screw, jesus christ i hate handyman work). Turns out that when the house was divided into apartments, they just walled off the servant's stairs between the 1st and 2nd floor and added a door to the 2nd floor landing that the 3rd floor apartment could use to access the servants stairs between the 2nd and 3rd floors. So, now I have a cool hidden antique staircase that goes nowhere. Come on man, gotta post pictures.
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Nutsngum posted:Come on man, gotta post pictures. The apartment had been vacant for like a month, and I didn't get to stop by until 11PM, so I had to break out the flashlight. Here are the relevant pictures (the rest of the apartment was pretty uneventful, except for the pervasive smell of dog).        There were no less than 5 cat toys in that stairwell (more than I photographed), for some reason (secret cat play area???). As I was leaving I tested a light switch and it turns out power to the apartment hadn't been turned off, so I felt kinda dumb for that
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Congratulations on your new ghost cat. That's pretty neat (and weird)!
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Slanderer posted:There were no less than 5 cat toys in that stairwell (more than I photographed), for some reason (secret cat play area???). That owns, looks like you got a free screwdriver too!
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Slanderer posted:The apartment had been vacant for like a month, and I didn't get to stop by until 11PM, so I had to break out the flashlight. Here are the relevant pictures (the rest of the apartment was pretty uneventful, except for the pervasive smell of dog). I'm taking a wild guess: this is in Somerville, Mass, the half-assed house-to-apartment conversion capital of the world.
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