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Posted: 7/16/2011 11:15:23 AM EDT
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2015189/Feet-meat-grinder-Gruesome-end-sausage-factory-worker-legs-chewed-horrified-colleagues.html
A 26-year-old sausage factory worker suffered a grisly end when he slipped and fell feet first into a meat grinder which chewed off his legs and killed him. Father-of-four Michael Raper was trapped from the waist down for two excruciating hours after he become entangled in the huge auger at the Bar S Foods plant in Lawton, Oklahoma. Amid gruesome scenes co-workers watched in horror before frantic emergency workers managed to cut the machine in half and free him. |
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Quoted: That's not putting your best foot forward. Gotta love this place! Prayers for the family
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Thought there would be procedures to lock machines out when working on them
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Well, on a positive note, at least he's free from the daily grind. |
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Well, on a positive note, at least he's free from the daily grind. Brutal. |
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Lord when I go please let me go in a way that isn't easily turned in to a punchline!
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Got a box of Bar S corndogs in the freezer right now Pre-Raper ones are worth more. |
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Thought there would be procedures to lock machines out when working on them There is. Strict ones too. But there is always some idiot that won't follow them in the name of speed. It can be a grind. |
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I'm sure production at the facility ground to a halt... I'm going to hell. That is really sad, I can't imagine how agonizing that must have been. |
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Lord when I go please let me go in a way that isn't easily turned in to a punchline! With a screenname of "Speedball", what are the odds of that? |
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Dinner pic? Gallows humor is strong with this one. It's terrible to lose an employee who is willing to throw himself into his work. |
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I'll never look at sausage the same again - not that I viewed it well to begin with.
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I can't even begin to imagine how bad that would hurt...
Imagine an hour in I'd be asking for someone to just end this shit... |
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Hummm I love Bar-S hotdogs. I wonder if they will charge more for that run. Althought in looking at the guys picture it was not very lean meat. From the comments section. |
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That's a bad way to go.
Maybe not as DISGUSTING as the guy who fell into the raw sewage and drowned at the sewage treatment plant a few years ago, but certainly more PAINFUL. |
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Batch of foot-long hot dogs?
Whose the target demographic for Raper Sausage? |
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Lord when I go please let me go in a way that isn't easily turned in to a punchline! Screw that. When I go, I hope it's in a really fucked up way that has the local cops/firemen/EMS guys laughing their asses off. Seriously though, that sucks. For him, his family, his coworkers, and for the emergency personnel that responded. (We had a very similar job one night. Let me tell you... that shit will stick with you. Our guy lived. But... his career as a juggler was fucking over.) |
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Lord when I go please let me go in a way that isn't easily turned in to a punchline! Screw that. When I go, I hope it's in a really fucked up way that has the local cops/firemen/EMS guys laughing their asses off. Seriously though, that sucks. For him, his family, his coworkers, and for the emergency personnel that responded. (We had a very similar job one night. Let me tell you... that shit will stick with you. Our guy lived. But... his career as a juggler was fucking over.) I work fire/EMS and if you can't laugh at some of this shit you won't last long. I bet every party he shows up to now is a total sausage fest. Seriously though that's an awful way to go. |
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2015189/Feet-meat-grinder-Gruesome-end-sausage-factory-worker-legs-chewed-horrified-colleagues.html A 26-year-old sausage factory worker suffered a grisly end when he slipped and fell feet first into a meat grinder which chewed off his legs and killed him.
Father-of-four Michael Raper was trapped from the waist down for two excruciating hours after he become entangled in the huge auger at the Bar S Foods plant in Lawton, Oklahoma.
Amid gruesome scenes co-workers watched in horror before frantic emergency workers managed to cut the machine in half and free him.
Upton Sinclair is turning over in his grave. |
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This thread is turning into a real sausage fest. It'll Grind to a halt shortly |
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Since everyone is making sausage jokes, I guess he was the weak link.
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Let's go guys- quit standing around here... We're getting behind in the work!
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Cut the machine in half?
Hell, just turn it on and get the plunger. |
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Thought there would be procedures to lock machines out when working on them Im OSHA "Lockout/Tagout" trained. I bet they weren't. |
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What a weiner
You put your Left Foot in... Got confused with Wine making |
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Quoted: Quoted: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2015189/Feet-meat-grinder-Gruesome-end-sausage-factory-worker-legs-chewed-horrified-colleagues.html A 26-year-old sausage factory worker suffered a grisly end when he slipped and fell feet first into a meat grinder which chewed off his legs and killed him. Father-of-four Michael Raper was trapped from the waist down for two excruciating hours after he become entangled in the huge auger at the Bar S Foods plant in Lawton, Oklahoma. Amid gruesome scenes co-workers watched in horror before frantic emergency workers managed to cut the machine in half and free him. Upton Sinclair is turning over in his grave. Exactly what I was going to reference too. It's a Jungle I tell ya. |
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Otto von Bismarck once said that sausages are something we can all enjoy, but no one should see how they are made. The Iron Chancellor was right.
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