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Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)

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Yea I don't think that has a good sure fire way of killing.....really anything. Now if you want to be an internet star and play with a microwave transformer you likely could work up something that will kill anything on the planet dead without tripping your 15a breaker I have a feeling that can be done. I am sure the youtube guy electroboom has done something along these lines, if not he has shown many times just how much "juice" you can take and keep on ticking.

Personally I think it would smell pretty bad if it actually worked.

Get a 5 gal bucket, a hunk of 2x4 for a ramp up to the top, a dowel rod long enough to span the bucket and fairly thick, old curtain rod works well, and a paper towel card board spool, put the spool through the rod, and in the middle of the bucket, smear peanut butter on the spool and go inside for the day. In the morning if you have mice you will find them all in there. Up end them in a plastic bag and into the creek with them. Most easy way.

If only one or two and you feel sporty, you can toss them out and shoot them. I can tell you a 410 from 1' will make a field mouse vanish.
Years ago I spent the summer working at a national park and we had those five gallon bucket traps under the lodge. We put a couple gallons of water in them so the mice would drown. Since it was a national park regular mouse traps were illegal, but drowning them was ok since it was a natural death. Your government at work.
 
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I used to climb antennas for a living, we considered anything over 50' is a death fall...going higher just gives you more time to think about it on the way down. That image looks like duder is over 1,000', probably good bit higher than that. I think the tallest antenna tower is 2,100 feet, somewhere in the midwest, South Dakota or Nebraska, can't remember.
I used to climb towers, and we joked that the difference between 100' and 200' was open casket/closed casket. I just did a rope rescue course at work for ERT, and the instructor said I was the only guy he'd heard tell that joke outside the training community. On another note, I was a bit surprised that we didn't use any dummies for the course. We all got to take turns being the patient for packaging and raising/lowering. It was a bit nerve wracking getting lowered off this stairway in the basket and trusting a bunch of new recruits to get everything right.
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I used to climb antennas for a living, we considered anything over 50' is a death fall...going higher just gives you more time to think about it on the way down. That image looks like duder is over 1,000', probably good bit higher than that. I think the tallest antenna tower is 2,100 feet, somewhere in the midwest, South Dakota or Nebraska, can't remember.
I think the WRAL tower in Raleigh is 1800. It has a 2m repeater that has a humongous footprint. I have hit it a few times from Winston.
 
I used to climb towers, and we joked that the difference between 100' and 200' was open casket/closed casket. I just did a rope rescue course at work for ERT, and the instructor said I was the only guy he'd heard tell that joke outside the training community. On another note, I was a bit surprised that we didn't use any dummies for the course. We all got to take turns being the patient for packaging and raising/lowering. It was a bit nerve wracking getting lowered off this stairway in the basket and trusting a bunch of new recruits to get everything right.
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We did a rope rescue course when I was still climbing and did the same thing. They liked to have me be the dummy, I would get to spinning and have the ropes all kinds of twisted just for some extra fun.
 
I used to climb towers, and we joked that the difference between 100' and 200' was open casket/closed casket. I just did a rope rescue course at work for ERT, and the instructor said I was the only guy he'd heard tell that joke outside the training community. On another note, I was a bit surprised that we didn't use any dummies for the course. We all got to take turns being the patient for packaging and raising/lowering. It was a bit nerve wracking getting lowered off this stairway in the basket and trusting a bunch of new recruits to get everything right.
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Back in my young and dumb days I built power line and we once had to attend a two day safety school. One of the things was resucing your pole buddy if he was incapaciated for some reason. My pole buddy was somewhat larger than I and he had no trouble getting me astraddle his safety belt and walking down the pole with me playing dead to the world. We climbed back up the pole, a 45 footer, and I rassed him onto my safety belt and he broke playing dead long enough to tell me if I dropped him he was going to kill me after he got out of the hospital. No problem, we made it to the ground just fine.
 
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So much need with Chicken in a Biscuit Cracker....... The absolute best cracker ever produced in the capitalist system!
"F" communism and socialism
I had a box of Chicken in a Biscuit crackers a couple months ago, first time in years...I really missed them, but they don't seem to have as much flavor as what I remember.
 
I hate to add some seriousness to this thread but that flag isn’t a trans pride flag. It’s a pedo pride flag(I know there’s not much difference, relax)

Edit: fuck me, never mind. Pedo flag has more stripes and different colors. Carry on, and fuck both groups of whack jobs
 
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I used to climb towers, and we joked that the difference between 100' and 200' was open casket/closed casket. I just did a rope rescue course at work for ERT, and the instructor said I was the only guy he'd heard tell that joke outside the training community. On another note, I was a bit surprised that we didn't use any dummies for the course. We all got to take turns being the patient for packaging and raising/lowering. It was a bit nerve wracking getting lowered off this stairway in the basket and trusting a bunch of new recruits to get everything right.
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Looks like A&M fire school
 
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