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Catoblepas, in 12 year old string cheese

You know you can’t not dissect it now, right? The people (me) want to know if it’s the same color all the way through or if it’s got rings!

soupspoon,

Ooh good call, OP please do this!

rockhstrongo,
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Stay posted…

FlyingSquid, in 12 year old string cheese
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SNAP INTO A SLIM J- oh. Oh god! What did I eat?!

TomMasz,
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Quite possibly your last meal.

jballs, in This nail polish comes with a built in swatch
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Is it just me or is that an unnecessarily long swatch?

Also there’s probably a dick joke in here somewhere…

Deceptichum, in The Colossal Capterpillar 797 Haul Truck
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Eh Bagger 288 would win in a fight.

bloopernova, in The Colossal Capterpillar 797 Haul Truck
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AKA my zombie apocalypse truck. You could stick a fair sized RV in the bucket and live there.

Oha, in The Colossal Capterpillar 797 Haul Truck

Holy fuck thats giant! What are these things used for?

Kraven_the_Hunter, (edited )

Hauling at mines.

There are pictures of large pickup trucks (think Ford F250/F350) flattened like a pancake fire from trying to pass one of these without alerting the driver they’re there. When you’re on a mine, these things always have the right of way.

HonkTonkWoman,

“Toot. Toot. Mother fucker. I’m coming through.”

Thebazilly,

Ah yes, a new picture every MSHA refresher. No visibility on a haul truck when you have to climb a staircase to get into the cab.

meldroc,

I imagine this beast doesn’t exactly stop on a dime, especially with a big load.

Train rules apply. The train always wins. The vehicle with a staircase to the driver’s cab always wins.

LifeInMultipleChoice,

Reminds me of the signs they used to have in Seminole County by railroads (could have been elsewhere as well)

“Big train, little car, are you passed the stop bar?”

Rockyrikoko,

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  • Kraven_the_Hunter,

    Yep, that’s a bad one…

    JohnDClay,

    Moving lots of dirt/rock cheaply. Mostly in mining.

    robotrash,

    I could be mistaken but I believe they move materials in rock quarries, at least that’s what I saw on an episode of some discovery show many years ago. I still think about them regularly too since it’s like 3 stories tall and has a stair case to get to the driver seat lol

    Shazbot, in Wild Pigs of Europe Are Highly Radioactive

    So how do we correct this? I ask because we have a strong push for nuclear as a cleaner energy source, but we know energy providers have a spotty history with safety. If we’re going to take this route then we should have some reliable plans in place to decontaminate when the need arises.

    Earthwormjim91,

    Well, as the article points out, one of the biggest causes of the radioactivity is from nuclear weapons testing 60-80 years ago. We already stopped that so that bit is taken care of. It will just take a lot more time for the radioactivity to decay down.

    The article is really poor though. The title says it’s because of Chernobyl, but the study actually found that it was weapons testing more than Chernobyl.

    Gradually_Adjusting,
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    This will be tricky, but we simply can’t let the USSR build any more nuclear power.

    Harrison,

    It’s a lost cause, I have to fight off the Soviet plant builders every time I leave the house. They’ll manage it eventually.

    PrettyBlackDress, in Wild Pigs of Europe Are Highly Radioactive
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    Hey, who said you could post an article about my family?

    clearedtoland,

    Blindsided me with this comment and gave me a good chuckle. The best kind of comment.

    solstice, in How geologists collect lava

    Forbidden tomato sauce for his hot pocket later I’m sure.

    Doolbs, in U.S. 6 in Nevada Tonopah, Nevada A stretch of highway even lonelier than the so-called "Loneliest Road in America."

    As a truck driver I’ve been on both. The so called Loneliest road in the America is actually the loneliest road.

    I don’t drive anymore. Drove for five years and I have drove both of them.

    walden, in My grandfather was an aircraft inspector for De Havilland in WWII. This is one of the notebooks he used to study for the job. He drew all the pictures.

    Really cool. Thanks for digitizing it all.

    un_aristocrate, in A muddy reveal for mysterious West point time capsule from 1820s

    It’s probably soil that has some symbolic meaning for the dead guy of the statue.

    foofiepie, in Hieroglyphic Nest in the Temple of Edfu, Egypt

    Amun, am I going nuts or are the words moving around the slab?

    Tagger, in The awkwardly adorable way seals move on land is called "galumphing"

    You should see how mattresses move

    steakmeout,
    Tagger,

    Yes, that’s what I was referencing. 😊

    steakmeout,

    Oh I know. The URL is for those who don’t know where their towel is.

    Tagger,

    Thanks you hoopy frood.

    omgarm, in The awkwardly adorable way seals move on land is called "galumphing"

    Pretty sure its boing-boing-boing-ing.

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