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hows this for safetyWow, that has “law suit” written all over it. The lawyers will love it.
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hows this for safety
Bet ya that killed the under carriage of the vehicle.
Lucky it didn’t hit the van in the close lane, would have pushed it right in the path of the one it hit.
“If you don’t pass on the knowledge you have to others, it Dies with you”
— Glenn BottingSuch timing eh? Half second earlier or later and it would’ve missed it. Reminds me of that video where the Taiwanese plane cut through a highway bridge and literally scraped the nose of of a car.
hows this for safety
Wow, that was surreal the way the SUV bounced.
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Safer than steel?
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hows this for safetyWow, that has “law suit” written all over it. The lawyers will love it.
good thing there weren’t any pedestrians, they would’ve been killed.
How did that pipe get loose in the first place ?
When I was 17 I worked at a plumbing wholesale part time. We were all warned about how dangerous rolling pipe could be. I had a near miss with some 12 inch cast iron pipe.
How did that pipe get loose in the first place ?
When I was 17 I worked at a plumbing wholesale part time. We were all warned about how dangerous rolling pipe could be. I had a near miss with some 12 inch cast iron pipe.
i don’t know, I don’t think it was ever addressed in the video. when you are out there, really gotta have eyes at the back of your head.
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Ah yeah, the good ol greasing palm of politician to be exempted from regulation and no follow ups.
Good reminder not to leave the soaked rags around. I usually lay mine out to dry then throw them away, but I may now get a bucket of water to soak them in.
How did that pipe get loose in the first place ?
When I was 17 I worked at a plumbing wholesale part time. We were all warned about how dangerous rolling pipe could be. I had a near miss with some 12 inch cast iron pipe.
i don’t know, I don’t think it was ever addressed in the video. when you are out there, really gotta have eyes at the back of your head.
If you look at the license plates, this took place in Europe somewhere. Long slim plates.
Probably lifting to place on the other side of the road but it slid into the road way.“If you don’t pass on the knowledge you have to others, it Dies with you”
— Glenn BottingSafer than steel?
Yes, pound for pound there are woods that are as strong as steel. They do the bamboo all over Asia because it’s cheap and works so well. I saw lot of it in Japan.
Static Electricity, a deadly killer..
“If you don’t pass on the knowledge you have to others, it Dies with you”
— Glenn BottingSafer than steel?
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yah I have heard it is a great flexible and stays up well. I mean it has give for all the huge windstorms they have.
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