Re:Everyday Life and Fatal Hazard in Sixteenth-Century England
by empath75 on Wednesday July 19, 2017 @06:56AM
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Yep, spemt three months backpacking through Central America. Even as a tourist, you sort of start accepting that life is dangerous after a while. Or you just don't leave the hotel.
Re:Everyday Life and Fatal Hazard in Sixteenth-Century England
by cafard on Wednesday July 19, 2017 @09:41AM
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Within the last twenty-five years I have seen men holding on with one arm while operating a jackhammer with the other hand to cut through the cornice of a building in order to clear the way for a demolition chute. Other men about the same time were operating power saws on pipes propped up on a roof with gravel, and had no eye protection. This was in downtown Washington, DC/
Re:Everyday Life and Fatal Hazard in Sixteenth-Century England
by toomanybeersies on Wednesday July 19, 2017 @12:19AM
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Hey, at least they have face shields and gloves, that's better than a most third world workers I've seen.
Re:Everyday Life and Fatal Hazard in Sixteenth-Century England
by olivermarks on Tuesday July 18, 2017 @11:04PM
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that is pretty amazing!
Or check out this one in China, forging huge flanges in the street with very little safeguards. https://youtu.be/yE8A6uMYXmw