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09-26-2024, 04:42 PM
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Re: Man's Last Day of Work.
This was a seriously freaky video because the man knew how the machine worked and that after a few seconds it would come down and squash whatever is in its way? Yet he casually jumps in to clear bits not paying the slightest attention to the machinery |
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09-26-2024, 06:41 PM
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Re: Man's Last Day of Work.
that pretty much covers it gas simpler and like you said unplug it but a big machine like the one he had you definitely would have to probably pull the power breaker by turning it off and tag it with a safety known as tag so no other cowor flip the switch. That's a horrible way to go rest in peace to him
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09-26-2024, 07:58 PM
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Re: Man's Last Day of Work.
The fact that the machine is directly accessible like that with no trip detection etc is craaazy (also you can see that some internals squishing out like a toothpaste tube if you look closely) |
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09-26-2024, 08:14 PM
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Re: Man's Last Day of Work.
This guy pours his heart out and that's how you respond? I'm appalled.
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