u/StaryDoktor

fandom culture is like 50% of the experience for me so it sucks ass when i find a really cool game or show just to see that it's no longer that relevant to people my age. if i ever do find a group for the thing im interested in its also usually pretty inactive because everyone's already moved onto the next thing

basically i dont care about deltarune can omori stay relevant please

This video shows a fatal incident at a police station in India involving a man who had been taken into custody while intoxicated. While being moved through the station, the man suddenly attempts to run and collides with a glass door, causing severe injuries. The footage shows him remaining upright while bleeding heavily before eventually collapsing. News reports state that he later died from blood loss.

This incident highlights the importance of rapid assessment and emergency medical response following serious traumatic injuries. Environments where people are detained or under supervision must also consider hazards such as glass panels, potential escape routes, and the risks posed by sudden movements from individuals who may be impaired or distressed.

Edit: Meant to say "Decorative" masonry in the title, not structural.

This fatal fall shows the extreme danger of "rooftopping" and trusting building edges that aren't meant to hold weight.

The primary lesson is that decorative building facades, ledges, and roof edges aren't load-bearing structures. These architectural elements are often hollow, poorly anchored, or heavily weakened by years of rain, sun, and weather degradation. They can look perfectly solid while being completely rotted on the inside, causing them to crumble the moment someone steps on them.

To prevent these tragedies, individuals should stay completely away from roof perimeters, and realize that you can never judge a building's strength by how it looks.

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This incident highlights the extreme danger of performing complex tire or wheel servicing on the roadside. Heavy commercial tires operate under immense pressure, typically 80 to 120 PSI, and contain enough stored potential energy to cause fatal blast injuries if a component fails structural stability.

To mitigate these risks, heavy vehicle wheel maintenance should never be performed in uncontrolled roadside conditions. Servicing must be restricted to a certified workshop equipped with specialized safety gear, such as inflation cages, long extension hoses with remote clip-on air chucks, and proper mechanical lifting equipment, allowing technicians to remain completely outside the blast trajectory path.

Walked past this the other day and a couple days later this sub pops up for the first time

Reports indicate that both men survived the incident but sustained injuries. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Serie: Posts robados.

Mujicanos observad.

A 40-year-old commercial technician was killed instantly when an industrial vehicle tire violently exploded at a business in the Ramla industrial zone, Israel. Magen David Adom paramedics responded to the scene and pronounced the victim dead after he suffered severe, fatal trauma from the blunt-force kinetic impact of the tire and wheel assembly.

The disaster was a catastrophic pneumatic over-pressurization failure. When heavy commercial tires (especially those on multi-piece or split-rim wheels) are inflated or serviced, any deep structural degradation in the tire wall, internal steel belt corrosion, or misalignment of the locking rim components can cause a sudden, unmitigated rupture. The instantaneous release of thousands of pounds of compressed air creates a violent blast wave, transforming the massive tire and metal rim into a lethal projectile.