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Slow News Day 20

Day 4,709, 03:28 • Published in Canada Canada

• by Thedillpickl

Hi kids!

Ever had a bad day?

Here's the link: https://youtu.be/-CFTIOQCqTc

"From the day you're born
'till the day you ride in a hearse,
things never get so bad
that they can't get worse."
~Bob Tebbets

Here's the link: https://youtu.be/GknwOu8C_B0

And as the windshield melts
My tears evaporate
Leaving only charcoal to defend.
Finally I understand the feelings of the few.
Ashes and diamonds
Foe and friend
We were all equal in the end.

Comments

PimpDollaz Day 4,709, 03:55

Those shelving units are quite subpar

Thedillpickl Day 4,709, 05:18

I was thinking it may have been prudent to spend a couple thousand bucks to consult with an engineer, but what do I know?

Thedillpickl Day 4,709, 05:24

P.S. I'm not an engineer, however I might have suggested tying the top of each shelf to the next and ultimately to the walls on both ends. Of course the angle steel would have probably exceeded the budget.

Wilker Nath Day 4,709, 05:47

this made my morning good

helixer Day 4,709, 06:27

Wow he barely kissed that shelf lol. I've run into shelving harder than that when I used to drive a forklift... I must be lucky to be alive!

Josh Whitehead Day 4,709, 09:38

*boop*

Lol. Man, from the looks of it, the shelves were not bolted to the ground. I feel bad for the operator

Thedillpickl Day 4,709, 12:35

They were too tall to be free standing. There should have been serious structure tying the tops together. Also helps if you put the heavy stuff on the bottom.

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