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Deteriorata posted:No, nothing on the internet is real. It's all staged. Yeah and we all know wrestling isn't real either Still fun
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Phanatic posted:“Like a metal ball being shot out of a cannon” is the exactly wrong simile to use there, Mr. news reader guy. If only there was a word for a ball that is shot out of a cannon.
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Catching something unexpected is amusing. Catching something that is staged and disingenuously trying to pass itself off as unexpected, is another form of amusement, particularly for folks that don't enjoy being lied to.
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glynnenstein posted:I don't know about everything but this one is extremely obvious. You’re just jealous that you didn’t come up with the idea for Die Jungen Staplerfahrer Klaus-Chroniken.
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5er posted:Catching something unexpected is amusing. Catching something that is staged and disingenuously trying to pass itself off as unexpected, is another form of amusement, particularly for folks that don't enjoy being lied to. I enjoyed watching how easy it was to pierce the sheet metal
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The kid clearly steers towards the truck on purpose and then straightens out so it's either the kid being an rear end in a top hat or it's all staged with a truck they plan on junking.
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i used to roll in a "mini" front end loader with a grapple attachment, all day, erryday, and ive thought about how fun it would be to gently caress up a car with one what actually happened once is we felled a tree with a hornets nest, and i was super determined to get the entire section into the chipper before i was stung to death. the hornets won. had to leave a giant mess in a back yard and wait for exterminator lol
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glynnenstein posted:I don't know about everything but this one is extremely obvious. The fact that there's no camera movement from the father is the biggest give-away. Maintaining a steady perfect cell phone video shot while your kid is about to cost you a couple of grand is highly unlikely. Meth is a hell of a drug.
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Cartoon Man posted:Yeah it’s a bad morning for truck fuckling in the DC metro area too. This exit sketches me out in a car going normal speed. It's got a very short run up to it then curves severely to the left. Plus people around here don't pay attention and try to get across three lanes right before the exit when they realize they are about to miss it.
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Memento posted:Speaking of Man that reporter is a dick lmao
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Marathon? More like the triple jump.
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Fallows posted:Man that reporter is a dick lmao What happened? Why is big truck and bridge both showing signs of impact? Care to explain what happened to our viewers? Content:   
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Bronze Fonz posted:What happened? Why is big truck and bridge both showing signs of impact? Care to explain what happened to our viewers? Because that's a loving massive truck and bridges aren't made of adamantium. It weighs 40 tons alone and the part that hit the bridge was designed to hold nearly that much weight in rocks so it's got to be a lot of thick steel representing a large chunk of that weight. haveblue fucked around with this message at 20:27 on May 22, 2020 |
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haveblue posted:Because that's a loving massive truck and bridges aren't made of adamantium. It weighs 40 tons alone and the part that hit the bridge was designed to hold nearly that much weight in rocks so it's got to be a lot of thick steel representing a large chunk of that weight. (continues asking questions like a dipshit)
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Taking "rolling coal" a little too literally.
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haveblue posted:Because that's a loving massive truck and bridges aren't made of adamantium. It weighs 40 tons alone and the part that hit the bridge was designed to hold nearly that much weight in rocks so it's got to be a lot of thick steel representing a large chunk of that weight. I.......I think you may have missed 
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haveblue posted:Because that's a loving massive truck and bridges aren't made of adamantium. It weighs 40 tons alone and the part that hit the bridge was designed to hold nearly that much weight in rocks so it's got to be a lot of thick steel representing a large chunk of that weight. right into the posting bridge
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https://i.imgur.com/JXGquHH.mp4 Music included if you enable sound.
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They forgot the person filming!
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That all looks correct. He maintained multiple points of attachment to the pylon until after he'd hooked himself to the helicopter.
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Also note the ground wire so he doesn't get zapped by heli lightning (static from the rotors+dust)
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tak posted:Also note the ground wire so he doesn't get zapped by heli lightning (static from the rotors+dust) Initially that was all I noticed and was about to post "the grounding wires are pulling double duty as the safety harness???"
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Bronze Fonz posted:(continues asking questions like a dipshit) I think the only dipshit in that situation is the guy driving a truck carrying a tall load where he shouldn't have and causing millions of dollars of damage to an overpass that will now likely take months to repair, and not the reporter who is rightfully calling him out on that, highlighting that the driver, indeed hosed up. But I mean, that's just my read of reporter grilling the guy.
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The Lone Badger posted:That all looks correct. He maintained multiple points of attachment to the pylon until after he'd hooked himself to the helicopter. What happens if the chopper gets blown away by a sudden gust of wind or the pilot jerks the stick (heh) accidentally while the guy is attached to both it and the pylon?
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mobby_6kl posted:What happens if the chopper gets blown away by a sudden gust of wind or the pilot jerks the stick (heh) accidentally while the guy is attached to both it and the pylon? Or what happens if the pilot hits the “eject rotors” button or what happens if all the humans involved spontaneously combust or what happens if gravity suddenly inverts Paperwork. The answer is paperwork.
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OSHA IV: it's either the kid being an rear end in a top hat or it's all staged
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OSHA IV: what happens if gravity suddenly inverts? Paperwork
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Is that the first ever recorded instance of real life blinker fluid?
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Sammus posted:Is that the first ever recorded instance of real life blinker fluid? No. https://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=432511 https://www.myturbodiesel.com/d2/1000q/multi/coolant-migration-VW-Audi.htm For those who don't want to read, in the early 2000's VW had a really bizarre problem where engine coolant level sensor would leak, and the coolant would wick in to the car's wiring harness, usually ending up in the instrument cluster, and even pooling in the taillights. LloydDobler fucked around with this message at 02:17 on May 23, 2020 |
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LloydDobler posted:For those who don't want to read, in the early 2000's VW had a really bizarre problem where engine coolant level sensor would leak, and the coolant would wick in to the car's wiring harness, usually ending up in the instrument cluster, and even pooling in the taillights. They still do this. I can't find it now but I was stumbling around Youtube drunk a few nights ago and came across a video of a mechanic who was getting ready to put an engine harness and TCM/PCM in a mid-2010s A7 because of coolant migration.
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Cheeseman posted:I think the only dipshit in that situation is the guy driving a truck carrying a tall load where he shouldn't have and causing millions of dollars of damage to an overpass that will now likely take months to repair, and not the reporter who is rightfully calling him out on that, highlighting that the driver, indeed hosed up. The reporter knows he hosed up, he knows he hosed up, we know he hosed up. All the reporter is doing is rub the fact he hosed up in his face. Whether or not the driver should have this continuously rubbed in his face is left as an excercise for the reader.
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On the subject of truckfuckling from the previous page, our beloved bridge has struck again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZrOcCXNq5c
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Pickled Tink posted:On the subject of truckfuckling from the previous page, our beloved bridge has struck again: Dude did not loving care. That truck doesn't slow down in the slightest with a red light in front of it or after it scrapes a bridge.
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ncumbered_by_idgits posted:Like some kind of truckfuckling art installation. If this doesn't become the thread title, than I've lost all faith in this forum. e: Not really, I just really like it. Mushika fucked around with this message at 07:51 on May 23, 2020 |
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