Random Image Thread XL: Mods aren't doing their job

[Jaybar]

[Ksandra]

Just came across this. Real prosthetics:

http://www.thealternativelimbproject.com/#

spoilered 'cause some are huge:

[JigglyJam]

[Spoony Bob]

My husband still has his and it still works. Makes us laugh as it's shaped just like the DS

Did it have miyamoto's signature on it too?

[Kais]

nsfw

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nsfl

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[Kerberoz]

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[Galkaeater]

[Raelia]

[Seanr]

[Omniyoji]

That fish with human teeth is quite disturbing...

[Seanr]

I heard it bites dicks if It's the one I'm thinking of...

[Vuitton]

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Fucking salvia...

[Teron]

OMG NSFL

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[Kipling]

My bet is that you will probably get infracted by some mod who thinks you should NSFL tag that.

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[SephYuyX]

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http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_AcBUSVxs82...chris_rock.jpg

[Pikarya]

If only his right sock was 4 inches higher.

[Guitarman]

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[Rulke]

^I never understood the "school bus seats don't require a belt" rule. /shrug maybe the government figured they'd never be able to enforce that sort of law on a pack of kids anyway.

[Anakron]

Basically because of costs, at least according to the article here: http://www.businessinsider.com/the-r...t-belts-2012-9

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Twenty three million kids nationwide ride the school bus every day, and the bulk of them are making the trip without a seat belt.

So why do cars come with seat belts and most school buses don't?

It comes down to cost and design.

Large school buses don't need seat belts because the seats are specifically designed to absorb the impact if a child was thrust forward in a crash: They are close together, high and padded, explains CBS affiliate in Minneapolis. This safety system is called compartmentalization.

Moreover, the cost to install seat belts outweighs the safety benefits.

A study done by the Alabama State Department of Education found that it would cost between $32 and $38 million to install seat belts on all the state's buses, while only saving one life, the station reports.

The federal government only requires seat belts in small buses that weigh less than 10,000 pounds where having a seat belt would affect safety.

The greatest risk isn't riding the bus to school, it's approaching and leaving the bus, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

[Alleya]

Also, I dunno what kind of busses people here rode, but giving kids access to a heavy metal object that can be swung from a sturdy strap wide enough to give plenty of leverage if you were to, say, wrap it around someone's neck and pull, all while under the supervision of 1 very distracted adult, not the best idea.