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Icon Of Sin posted:I'll never not giggle at the irony of getting injured by safety gear. Once, in the back of a diving Cessna, a first aid kit flew out of a seat pocket and broke my nose.
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Burning_Monk posted:Attempted murder, right? I’m squinting on mobile but the aggressor appears to have a knife, so yes presumably.
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how exactly do you recover from missing all the flesh on the top of your skull circa the 1700s
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Shut up Meg posted:For real? Not just some correlation, but showing a real link? Yes, there’s a study that found data so granular that they were able to track when individual gas stations switched to unleaded and link it to neighbourhood crime rate declines. e: ^the Mad Hatter was mercury, not lead
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just gonna take a sharp bank with an open drink by the instrument panel, what could go wrong
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OSHA IV: using jet fuel to sterilize the playground
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Sagebrush posted:i think it's a simulated failure and the guy chilling out in the right seat is an instructor
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Fallom posted:Technically in compliance No, the middle one is still double-stacked.
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Humphreys posted:Ooooo time to lose some fingers! Remember to remove: ✅ Pacemaker
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Cojawfee posted:There's no such thing as combined speed. Unless one car keeps going unimpeded, a head on collision with both cars going 40mph is the same as hitting a wall at 40mph. Am I missing the joke here?
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Shut up Meg posted:That's not a boiler working overtime: that's a house on fire. How helpless do you have to be to not call the fire department when your ceiling itself is almost hot enough to boil water?
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The Lone Badger posted:Re hands, one thing that bugs me is that when people in movies/games need blood for a thing they always cut their hand. That's a terrible place! It's constantly flexing and will take forever to heal. Use the back of the forearm instead.  look at this stemlord trying to fix blood magic
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Bad Munki posted:Uhhhhh I’m the orange safety flag.
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Oh look, a fire truck. Soon to be followed by other, different fire trucks.
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KoRMaK posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtFMVPJqAa4 jesus christ the horror movie twist at 7:26 
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f#a# posted:Ended up being a flight attendant with a portable oxygen supply, who tried to save the flight... Unmentioned in the video is that he radioed five maydays that went unanswered because he was on the departure airport’s ATC frequency.
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BMan posted:Dude was a loving psycho quote:Works: e: quote:Burden began to work in performance art in the early 1970s. He made a series of controversial performances in which the idea of personal danger as artistic expression was central. 
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Sankis posted:Degloving is an amazingly evocative medical term, up there with "injuries not compatible with life" “morselized”
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We used sabre masks for stick-fighting, if it was good enough for rattan it would probably hold up to foam.
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WarpedNaba posted:That survivor bias with the helmets thing reminds me of that clear bolt of logic when it came to considering where to armor aircraft. What’s in the middle of the wings that’s so lethal? Fuel tanks?
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Serephina posted:I am 100% sure that whatever the guy in the car had done it was totally worth that escalation.
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The pickup driver.
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Sagebrush posted:the original name for a nuclear reactor was an "atomic pile" because it was literally a pile of uranium and graphite bricks under football bleachers on a university campus
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Last Transmission posted:Why is the centre one censored? it’s that pig image
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Is this the thread for PPE questions? I got a 3M half-mask respirator, but I’m loving up the fit somehow because the damage it’s doing to the bridge of my nose is gruesome. Are the top straps supposed to be super-tight to support the weight or something?
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best bale posted:It sounds like it may be too small Huh, it might well be this. 3M weirdly doesn’t seem to have a sizing guide on their site, but according to the vendor’s generic chart I’ve got a real big face. I’ll try ordering a large and see what happens. It also doesn’t help that I could only find the stonkin’ huge and heavy cartridge filters in stock anywhere, it’s like a dumbbell bungee-corded to my head. e: oh I just went to clean and dress the wound and my whole nose is swollen beyond recognition lol 
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Man blows up part of house while chasing fly.
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Kith posted:I like the person in orange who comes over to see what's going on and just goes "yeah this is unsalvageable" and tosses an extra wad of cotton in for the hell of it. Some men just want to watch the wad burn.
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PPE question: is it normal for 3M 7093 filters to have a strong smell out of the box? I didn't notice anything similar with the pancake or gas+P100 filters.
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Azathoth posted:BOAC Flight 911 wikipedia posted:This accident was one of five fatal aircraft disasters—four commercial and one military—in Japan in 1966 and occurred less than 24 hours after Canadian Pacific Airlines Flight 402 crashed and burned on landing at Haneda. Flight 911 had taxied past the still smouldering wreckage of Flight 402 immediately before taking off for the last time.
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Platystemon posted:“dipped several times into whale oil” then molten lead, which is wiped off bare-handed
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Does anyone have experience with 3m 6000-series respirators? I bought a 6900 series, but it won’t pass a seal check. Covering the intake ports and inhaling is fine, but covering the output vent and exhaling doesn’t generate any pressure, just a buzzing noise. Is that normal or did I get a dud mask?
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zedprime posted:Where is the buzzing coming from? Seems like it would be check valves on the intake not seating if it seems like you're blowing out through the filters. Take the cartridges off and check the action and appearance of the seat. There might be some crud keeping it from seating or it might be a counterfeit because the check valves are really the hard part manufacturing wise. Cleaning crud out the check valves is normal routine maintenance (or a replacement indicator if you're moneybags) but bad sign if it's doing it out of the box. It sounds like it's coming from the output valve vibrating.
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Lazyhound posted:It sounds like it's coming from the output valve vibrating. It seems like the plastic cap over the exhale port is just kind of loose and not really capable of forming a seal, so blocking the hole does little. I seems like I’d find some kind of mention of that online if that was normal, though. If I mash the cap down with my palm I can get some pressure in the mask, but I get leakage around my temples, which if I understand the intended airflow path, seems bad.
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