#loading dock

[streetmatt]

Loading dock.

By Matti Merilaid.

[nyandreasphotography]

Loading dock mural, Chelsea Market - New York City by Andreas Komodromos

[the-lost-get-loud]

[eopederson]

Coal Loading Dock and Barges, Monongahela River, West Virginia, 1969.

[thedailymobile]

“But What About Self-Cannibals?”

[halideandpixel]

[levelervn]

Ưu điểm vượt trội của Dock Leveler

So sánh những sản phẩm có cũng tính năng hỗ trợ xe nâng lên xuống, vào ra đóng rút hàng hóa xe tải hàng hóa như container. Những ưu điểm của dock leveler được đánh giá từ mọi mặt từ cấu tạo, cách vận hành, giá thành tới những phần kích thước diện tích nó chiếm không gian việc trong một không gian nhà máy.

[prudentfolly]

Day Six - Memory

A younger Prudence sits outside the Skysteel Manufactory on a much-needed smoke break.

[coldgoldlazarus]

It's unfair how these backgrounds are so gorgeous, but I can't go explore them...

[streetmatt]

Loading dock, snowfall.

By Matti Merilaid.

[spikes-got-anger-issues]

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[oledavyjones]

1956; Cape Town docks scene by Hilton T

[ragingbullmode]

the white bitch at work i cant stand is telling everyone im the rudest person in the store when in reality while i hauled hundreds of lbs of shipment into the store to & fro for an hour she kept trying to press me for my astrological signs while following me & doing jack shit & all i said was “i dont know” to get her to shut up like

[thedailymobile]

“Party’s Over”

© EricBrazier.com

[halideandpixel]

[julesnichols]

Bestie I wanna know what's the worst decision you've ever made and what's the best

Oh boy. I'll start with best because worst is Difficult lmao

Best: unironically, watching Snowpiercer. It got me out of a bit of a creative slump, but more importantly it introduced me to some very important people in my life who I'm glad to know now, so no matter what the show does it's about the friends we made along the way etc etc y'know? So, worth it.

Worst: hoo boy lmao there are So Many. I don't even know where to start honestly. I've made a lot of terrible decisions but there's very few that I wish I had a time machine to go back and fix because as much as where I've ended up kinda sucks and I've made a lot of mistakes, I don't wanna think about my life without the good things in it that I've now found. I also don't really wanna copout of this though. So. Let's go with a funny one then, I guess:

So circa the end of April 2017, I had to do a silly little group project for one of my classes where we made a skit etc anyways my group project buddy was a very cute, but very straight, girl. We couldn't manage to find a time that worked except after class one night, and we'd decided to work in the library till we got it done. Now keep in mind I was 21 and had zero self preservation at that time in my life.

It was raining heavily that night and the library was across campus, but also she wanted coffee so we stopped in the cafeteria first because there was (allegedly) a tunnel to a building closer to the library. In fact, dear reader, there were actually several tunnels, and we accidentally chose the wrong one. This led us out into what can only be described as a concrete ravine, one building we came out of, one across from us, and a long winding road back up to the top of main campus. Neither of us particularly wanted to turn back, but it was pouring. And so, she turned to me and asked if I didn't mind climbing up the building across from us to get there faster.

Now, two things:

1. It was not a straight up angle. It was at a very steep angle, but not straight up, and there were bumps for aesthetics that could be used as handholds; it was clearly, however, not meant to be climbed either because you kinda had to hop onto it and there was a rail at the top. I do have a photo actually, albeit it it doesn't do it justice:

Unfortunately I didn't take any photos at the bottom, which would've probably given a better idea of the angle; I'd been at the top before, where the angle is deceptive. Anyways, my lack of forethought to take photos at the bottom brings us to point number 2

2. In finding this girl cute, I could not say no to her when she wanted to avoid the rain as much as possible

So anyways, I follow her up. We're both soaking wet and have giant backpacks and she's got a hot cup of coffee in one hand while she climbs in front of me. About halfway up, my brain finally clicks, and looks down as I realize how fucking stupid we're being. Alas, I refuse to bitch out.

And make it safely to the top.

One of the worst things I've done, and low on that list, but it's also the funniest.