I think they view everything through idolatry. Appease economic and governmental entities beyond your control and you can conjure credentials from empty words, open doors and ports, bringing money and trade. The formula is about the same, go here, say these words, do these things and magic happens.
This has been discussed before, but basically there is/was a trend to walk or stand casually next to the tracks as a train passes by, kind of like playing chicken I suppose. But they're too ignorant to realise that the train overhangs the tracks, as others have said, so they get bonked/splatted into whatever shit encrusted afterlife jeets go to when they die.
Ah funky town. Pure horror and fascination. It was a very early post itt, and a kiwi tried to translate what was said and happening. Whether it’s true or not idk but it does seem like the blades just aren’t cutting anymore.
Every older guy I know who rides bikes has metal bolts somewhere in their body from a bad fracture they suffered whilst riding. Literally every single one.
Train horns are their chirp.
I'm not sure what kind of machine that is, but I assume it must have activated based on weight or some other kind of sensor that's triggered by things being inserted into a certain point. He was moving things around in there, so it's likely that something he kicked around activated a sensor that told the machine to close.
oh FUCK, how did he not hear it coming down again?!
It was, in an different thread, but it's still hilarious
It’s the reason we have log out tag out procedures
Most likely he pushed the button without noticing it, take note that he continues to hold the remote control in his hand as he descends into the pit of death. Also- he was standing with his back turned to the press itself.
I work near a construction site with two very newish looking backhoes, and they make a WEIRD sound when backing up. Sort of a cross between beeping, a jay sounding bird of some kind, and a cat being eaten alive by a haitian.
pressed
...and folded.
I’m still confused, why did he get INTO it? How did he not hear it closing? Someone pointed out it could have been a sensor but, I think it would be a bit dumb to climb into one of those crusher things without ensuring it wasn’t shut off.
I assuming this was in China (the land both Osha and God forgot about).
