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Quoted: Anyone ever survive an arc-flash? I did. View Quote how many amps? that's the real question. generally speaking, I create and survive my own arc-flash at least once a week. typically around 140amps or so. Depending on what I'm welding I've been around a 600amp blast. put the guy in the hospital with 3rd degree burns. That was the final straw for that company on allowing us to do hot work. Although many of us still did it |
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I need to find a new room.
I hate faucetface for ever making that statement to me. |
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because if I make my own room, I don't want to be in the same building/neighborhood that I'm currently in
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I may have broken something in my right hand this weekend. it's fairly swollen. my pain tolerance is pretty fucked, though, so don't know how bad it actually hurts
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how many of you know how to set your IP address on your computer?
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New injector seals installed. Supercharger and intercooler removed (what a PITA that was). Wife's car washed and cleaned inside. Dumped some hot water and Oil Eater in the intercooler to soak for a bit. Now it's off to Ace for some water pipe brackets to keep the one to the front faucet from jumping around and making noise. Also need to find a nut to use behind the supercharger bracket to back up the bolt that keeps getting loose.
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after digging , doing underground and site work for the last 2 days , we find out the original gymnasium was built on a super fund site .
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Quoted: Parrots, tortoises, a raven, chinchillas and sugar gliders, a binturong, possibly a caracal or a cheetah. A de-stunk skunk might be cool. Duckski wants a gaboon viper someday, but I’m not ready for hots. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: @ SD what more “exotic” pets would you be interested in? Parrots, tortoises, a raven, chinchillas and sugar gliders, a binturong, possibly a caracal or a cheetah. A de-stunk skunk might be cool. Duckski wants a gaboon viper someday, but I’m not ready for hots. Some interesting ones. Thanks! |
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Quoted: The thing I’m pretty much over (at least until I have a lot more money and/or time) are things that require constant environmental management. I loved my aquariums, but worrying about water chemistry and oxygenation and flow and algae and beneficial bacteria and lighting and all the equipment that came along with it was time consuming, expensive, and exhausting. They’re pretty, but at this point in my life and finances, I don’t need a high maintenance girlfriend. Same goes for any other creature requiring intense environmental management. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: @ SD what more “exotic” pets would you be interested in? The thing I’m pretty much over (at least until I have a lot more money and/or time) are things that require constant environmental management. I loved my aquariums, but worrying about water chemistry and oxygenation and flow and algae and beneficial bacteria and lighting and all the equipment that came along with it was time consuming, expensive, and exhausting. They’re pretty, but at this point in my life and finances, I don’t need a high maintenance girlfriend. Same goes for any other creature requiring intense environmental management. Good point. The octopus was a no go from the start. |
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Quoted: how many of you know how to set your IP address on your computer? View Quote Got the instruction book somewhere...... |
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Looks like I missed another T-Storm
I'm about an hour South of that big storm. Attached File Booker T & The MG's - Over Easy (1968) |
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Quoted: how many amps? that's the real question. generally speaking, I create and survive my own arc-flash at least once a week. typically around 140amps or so. Depending on what I'm welding I've been around a 600amp blast. put the guy in the hospital with 3rd degree burns. That was the final straw for that company on allowing us to do hot work. Although many of us still did it View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Anyone ever survive an arc-flash? I did. how many amps? that's the real question. generally speaking, I create and survive my own arc-flash at least once a week. typically around 140amps or so. Depending on what I'm welding I've been around a 600amp blast. put the guy in the hospital with 3rd degree burns. That was the final straw for that company on allowing us to do hot work. Although many of us still did it 300 and I was about 3 feet from it. 2nd degree burns on my hand and face. The hits keep on comin'. |
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Quoted: That's easy to do in NJ. You're not far from Edgeboro landfill, too. Just south of Rt1 on Rt18, near the big-ass-jughandle. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Quoted: 300 and I was about 3 feet from it. 2nd degree burns on my hand and face. The hits keep on comin'. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Anyone ever survive an arc-flash? I did. how many amps? that's the real question. generally speaking, I create and survive my own arc-flash at least once a week. typically around 140amps or so. Depending on what I'm welding I've been around a 600amp blast. put the guy in the hospital with 3rd degree burns. That was the final straw for that company on allowing us to do hot work. Although many of us still did it 300 and I was about 3 feet from it. 2nd degree burns on my hand and face. The hits keep on comin'. You need a vacation |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Anyone ever survive an arc-flash? I did. how many amps? that's the real question. generally speaking, I create and survive my own arc-flash at least once a week. typically around 140amps or so. Depending on what I'm welding I've been around a 600amp blast. put the guy in the hospital with 3rd degree burns. That was the final straw for that company on allowing us to do hot work. Although many of us still did it 300 and I was about 3 feet from it. 2nd degree burns on my hand and face. The hits keep on comin'. You need a vacation I certainly need something. Hey, God... just send me a text next time. |
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Quoted: Good point. The octopus was a no go from the start. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: @ SD what more “exotic” pets would you be interested in? The thing I’m pretty much over (at least until I have a lot more money and/or time) are things that require constant environmental management. I loved my aquariums, but worrying about water chemistry and oxygenation and flow and algae and beneficial bacteria and lighting and all the equipment that came along with it was time consuming, expensive, and exhausting. They’re pretty, but at this point in my life and finances, I don’t need a high maintenance girlfriend. Same goes for any other creature requiring intense environmental management. Good point. The octopus was a no go from the start. An octopus is just a non-verbal water parrot. Smart enough to make a lot of mischief and trouble, intense environmental management, cannot be reasoned with. Absolutely not. |
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Quoted: 300 and I was about 3 feet from it. 2nd degree burns on my hand and face. The hits keep on comin'. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Anyone ever survive an arc-flash? I did. how many amps? that's the real question. generally speaking, I create and survive my own arc-flash at least once a week. typically around 140amps or so. Depending on what I'm welding I've been around a 600amp blast. put the guy in the hospital with 3rd degree burns. That was the final straw for that company on allowing us to do hot work. Although many of us still did it 300 and I was about 3 feet from it. 2nd degree burns on my hand and face. The hits keep on comin'. I can think of more enjoyable experiences. You should probably pass on doing that again. |
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Quoted: An octopus is just a non-verbal water parrot. Smart enough to make a lot of mischief and trouble, intense environmental management, cannot be reasoned with. Absolutely not. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: @ SD what more “exotic” pets would you be interested in? The thing I’m pretty much over (at least until I have a lot more money and/or time) are things that require constant environmental management. I loved my aquariums, but worrying about water chemistry and oxygenation and flow and algae and beneficial bacteria and lighting and all the equipment that came along with it was time consuming, expensive, and exhausting. They’re pretty, but at this point in my life and finances, I don’t need a high maintenance girlfriend. Same goes for any other creature requiring intense environmental management. Good point. The octopus was a no go from the start. An octopus is just a non-verbal water parrot. Smart enough to make a lot of mischief and trouble, intense environmental management, cannot be reasoned with. Absolutely not. There’s done really cool YouTube videos though. My coworkers(they’re together) have a Fennec Fox. |
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Quoted: Haven’t had full ROM on either hand since I was 15 or so. ?? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Does it crunch, and do you have full ROM? Haven’t had full ROM on either hand since I was 15 or so. ?? Full ROM for you. As in, any alteration from baseline prior to incident. |
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SD, you’re a women right?
One of my coworkers(male) had a baby last week and was out. The girl on our shift is buying a card for us to sign. I bought a pack of luvs 2 and some wipes. Ill tape the receipt to the diaper box. Is this acceptable? |
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Quoted: I can think of more enjoyable experiences. You should probably pass on doing that again. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Anyone ever survive an arc-flash? I did. how many amps? that's the real question. generally speaking, I create and survive my own arc-flash at least once a week. typically around 140amps or so. Depending on what I'm welding I've been around a 600amp blast. put the guy in the hospital with 3rd degree burns. That was the final straw for that company on allowing us to do hot work. Although many of us still did it 300 and I was about 3 feet from it. 2nd degree burns on my hand and face. The hits keep on comin'. I can think of more enjoyable experiences. You should probably pass on doing that again. Think I will. |
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