#Whip Socks

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[varpusvaras]

So Palpatine is found out to be the Sith and to having been playing the war on both sides.

The Senate is furious. They want to know how no one caught this earlier. They cannot admit that they didn't see anything, either, and were fully on board with almost everything Palpatine had said and done before. They cannot admit that they had been in the wrong.

They try to blame the Jedi. Some of it sticks, but not permanently, because the Jedi are like yo bro wtf we were on the battlefields for 99 percent of the time, we didn't have the time to stand there and stare at him, so they need to find even more scapegoats.

They turn to look at the Guard.

It's their job to protect the Republic! How did they not notice! They must've been in on it!

The Guard is like ????? okay sir first of all, we were too busy to be crawling around in the prisons and on the lower levels to ever even talk to the Chancellor during our entire lives, we weren't that important

But one of you has been reporting to the Chancellor. Doing his datawork for him. He must've noticed! How could he have not! Who was this one Guard!

It's Commander Fox.

The Senate wants to take Fox to the courts. But he is not there. The Guard goes Commander Fox who? Never heard of him. Are you sure that it's not just some ploy made by the Sith? Maybe he's someone who is just impersonating a Guard or something, we don't know. We have never had a Commander by that name in the Coruscant Guard

They interrogate the entire Guard for days, weeks. They all just say that there has never been a Commander Fox in the Guard. No one can find him. Commander Fox has never been seen without a helmet by anyone who is not a clone. They cannot verify who he is, if he is trying to hide among the other Guards

The Senate finds out that Commander Fox has brothers outside of the Guard. They bring them in. Cody and the others are just as confused by all of this as the rest of them. They know Fox exists. The Jedi keep reassuring them that everything will be okay if Fox comes forward, so they try to see if Fox is there. He is not. Cody goes to ask Thorn what is going on. Thorn looks him dead in the eyes and says he has never even heard of a Commander Fox before all of this. He just keeps staring at Cody with absolutely no expression when Cody tries to insist. No, never heard of Commander Fox before this. Are you sure you're okay Marshal Commander Sir? You've been in many close calls during the war. That scar looks rather nasty. Must've been quite a hit. Have you ever gone and checked it out? Could be a concussion.

Cody knows that Thorn knows that he got the scar on Kamino. Cody points this out. Thorn continues to look him in the eyes and flat out says no you didn't.

Cody looks at Thorn. Thorn looks at Cody.

Cody gives up.

All the other Guard Commanders say the same. To all of them. So do all the troopers, down to the newest shiny.

The Jedi try to go in and ask. It doesn't work. Their working theory is that being so close to the Sith has made them develope stronger mental shields. Maybe. Anyway no one is saying anything to them either. Yoda thinks this is hilarious. He keeps cackling behind his stick. Mace looks at him like bffr.

The Guard is firm in their stance. Commander Fox does not exist.

The Senate is still in an uproar about all of this. Bail looks at Padmé and Mon and goes you know what? I'm getting a headache from all of this. This is stupid. I'm going home. I suggest that all of you do the same. My wife said that we are renewing our vows and then taking another honeymoon. I'm going now goodbye.

Yeah, sure, Padmé and Mon say. They all pack up their things and go home the next day.

(The Organa family has a beautiful vacation home on the mountains. The sun is shining warmly but there is still snow at this time of the year. Some rare flowers are in the bloom amidst the ice on the rocky sides of the mountain. There's a view for a glacial lake from the front windows. The fire place is lit and the beds are warmed up and have thick blankets on them.

Fox sits in front of the fireplace, being sandwhiched between his wife and husband, and he looks out at the lake and takes a sip from the sugariest cup of hot chocolate that exists in the entire Galaxy.

Commander Fox does not exist.

Fox Organa does.

And he's on a vacation.

Please do not disturb)

[zu-writes]

I guess it's time to unveil this wip from a future chapter of Mask and Claw. Enjoy some Cherik ❤️

[remainboldbronyboy317]

Can't tell if I have lost my mind but did made a Florida Kim YouTooz figure to go with the official Gene one recently. Now they can be miserable together 💙

[finniestoncrane]

I'm sorry but I want to see Tommy Ten-Toes's toes. Maybe I'm into feet just a little bit or I'm fascinated by his 10 toes on the one foot but good lord I want him to give me feet pics.

me @ tommy ten-toes: i also have ten toes. we should fuck i guess :)

[soxsneaksboots]

Face under Wesco boot

[evilguywhoisevil]

WHEN I GET YOU SOUSUKE.

[sock-kaleidoscope]

Seems like you are active let me

Start

-alzsomethinglike EX

Oh no

[starlytenight]

On your Toyhouse there's a Patchland Fecto? 👀

Yep! Her name is Fecto Spinel and she's a sweetie pie. Though she's more of a lore-building thing and a "true character." You can read more about her on her page here, or if you wanna know about her, just ask away!

Images from Toyhouse if anyone is curious:

[raahgroupinc123]

Enhancing Workplace Safety with Hose Restraints: A Crucial Component in Industrial Operations

Hose restraints play a pivotal role in ensuring workplace safety, particularly in industries where the use of hoses is prevalent. These safety devices are designed to secure hoses and prevent them from whipping or flailing in the event of a sudden pressure release or failure. Let's delve into the significance of hose restraints in industrial settings and explore key measures to enhance hose restraints safety.

Understanding Hose Restraints Safety

Hose restraints, also known as hose safety cables or whip checks, are devices used to secure hoses and prevent them from whipping or flailing when subjected to high pressure or sudden release of energy. These devices typically consist of steel cables or straps that are attached to the hose assembly and anchored to a fixed point, such as a wall, floor, or nearby structure. By restraining the movement of hoses, these devices help minimize the risk of injuries, equipment damage, and environmental hazards in the workplace.

Importance of Hose Restraints Safety

Worker Protection: Hose-related incidents, such as hose whip or rupture, can pose serious risks to personnel working in the vicinity. Hose restraints provide an additional layer of protection by preventing hoses from whipping or flailing uncontrollably, reducing the risk of impact injuries or entanglement for workers.

Equipment Protection: Unrestrained hoses can cause damage to equipment, machinery, and surrounding infrastructure in the event of a hose failure or sudden pressure release. Hose restraints help mitigate these risks by securing hoses in place and preventing them from causing damage to valuable assets or disrupting operations.

Environmental Safety: Leaks, spills, or releases from hoses can result in environmental contamination, pollution, and regulatory violations. By preventing hose-related incidents, hose restraints help minimize the risk of environmental hazards and ensure compliance with environmental regulations and standards.

Operational Continuity: Unplanned downtime resulting from hose-related incidents can disrupt operations, delay production, and incur significant costs for businesses. Hose restraints help maintain operational continuity by reducing the likelihood of hose failures and minimizing the risk of unplanned shutdowns or disruptions.

Key Measures for Hose Restraints Safety

Proper Installation: Hose restraints should be installed correctly and securely according to manufacturer guidelines and industry best practices. This includes ensuring proper sizing, attachment, and anchoring of hose restraints to prevent slippage or detachment during operation.

Regular Inspection and Maintenance: Scheduled inspection and maintenance of hose restraints are essential to identify potential issues, such as wear, corrosion, or damage, before they escalate into serious problems. Routine maintenance activities, such as tightening, lubrication, or replacement of worn components, help ensure the effectiveness and reliability of hose restraints.

Training and Education: Proper training and education of personnel involved in hose operation and maintenance are crucial for ensuring safe practices and procedures. Workers should be trained on the importance of hose restraints safety, proper installation techniques, inspection protocols, and emergency response procedures to minimize risks and promote a safety culture in the workplace.

Compliance with Standards and Regulations: Adhering to relevant industry standards, regulations, and guidelines is essential for ensuring hose restraints safety and regulatory compliance. Companies should stay updated on applicable standards, such as those set by organizations like the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) or the American Petroleum Institute (API), and implement measures to meet or exceed these requirements.

Conclusion

Hose restraints safety is critical for protecting workers, equipment, and the environment from the risks associated with hose-related incidents. By implementing proper safety measures, such as proper installation, regular inspection and maintenance, comprehensive training programs, and compliance with standards and regulations, companies can mitigate risks, enhance operational safety, and promote a culture of safety in the workplace. Investing in hose restraints safety is not only a legal and ethical obligation but also a sound business practice that contributes to the overall success and sustainability of industrial operations.

To learn more about hose restraints safety and available safety equipment, visit RAAH Inc.. Prioritize hose restraints safety in your operations and protect your workers and assets.

[rinnysega]

Hot chocolate time 🥰

[liroyalty]

Oh, they gonna fight.

[soxsneaksboots]

In a dirty basement under some dirty Wesco Boots

[hyenabrainedpup]

Bleh tired boy hours

[literaryvein-reblogs]

words for your fight scenes

Breathe

draw, expire, heave, inhale, puff, suffocate

Catch

intercept, tackle

Climb

arise, ascension, mount, scale, surface

Cut

amputate, ax/axe, bisect, chisel, cleave, crop, cut up, dent, dissect, engrave, etch, fell, hack, lacerate, mangle, molt, mutilate, notch, peel, scar, scratch, shave, shred, slash, slit, trim, whittle

Dispose

boot, chuck, disposal, dispose of, do away with, elimination, kick out, rejection, scrap, throw away, void

Drop

alight, crash, decline, descent, dive, droop, duck, fall, flop, fumble, go under, keel over, light, percolate, plumb, plunge, sag, settle, sink, slump, stoop, submerge, suspend, thud/thump, tumble, wilt

Hide

ambush, bury, camouflage, conceal, cover, cover-up, cringe, disguise, dissimulate, embed, ensconce, envelop, isolation, lurk, masquerade, palliate, screen, seclusion, sequester, shrink, shut off/shut out, sneak, withhold

Hit

applaud, bang, baste, batter, beat, blindside, boot, buffet, bunt, chip, clash, clip, clout, collide, concussion, crash, cuff, deflect, drive, flail, glance, hammer, jab, jostle, knock, lick, nail, peck, plaudits, pound, punch, rap, scourge, slap, smack, sock, strike, swipe, tap, thud/thump, tip, whack, whip

Hold forcefully

apprehend, cage, clasp, clinch, confinement, constriction, cramp, detain, embrace, enslave, fetters, grasp, gripe, hold, incarcerate, overpower, press, shackle, snatch, strangle, throttle, wrestle

NOTE

The above are concepts classified according to subject and usage. It not only helps writers and thinkers to organize their ideas but leads them from those very ideas to the words that can best express them.

It was, in part, created to turn an idea into a specific word. By linking together the main entries that share similar concepts, the index makes possible creative semantic connections between words in our language, stimulating thought and broadening vocabulary.

Source ⚜ Writing Basics & Refreshers ⚜ On Vocabulary Notes: Fight Scenes (pt. 1) (pt. 2) Word Lists: Fight ⚜ Pain

[raahgroupinc123]

Enhancing Workplace Safety with Hose Whip Socks: A Crucial Component in Hose Management

In industrial settings where high-pressure hoses are utilized, ensuring the safety of workers and equipment is paramount. Hose whip socks, also known as hose whip restraints or hose safety socks, are indispensable safety devices designed to prevent hose whip or separation in the event of a sudden pressure release or failure. Let's delve into the significance of hose whip socks in industrial settings and their role in enhancing workplace safety. 

Understanding Hose Whip Socks 

Hose whip socks are safety devices used to secure hoses and prevent them from whipping or flailing in the event of a sudden pressure release or failure. These socks are typically made from durable materials such as nylon or polyester webbing, which encase the hose assembly and provide a strong, flexible barrier against whip or separation. By restraining the movement of hoses, hose whip socks help minimize the risk of injuries, equipment damage, and environmental hazards in the workplace. 

Importance of Hose Whip Socks 

Worker Protection: Hose-related incidents, such as hose whip or separation, can pose serious risks to personnel working in the vicinity. Hose whip socks provide an additional layer of protection by preventing hoses from whipping or flailing uncontrollably, reducing the risk of impact injuries or entanglement for workers. 

Equipment Protection: Unrestrained hoses can cause damage to equipment, machinery, and surrounding infrastructure in the event of a hose failure or sudden pressure release. Hose whip socks help mitigate these risks by securing hoses in place and preventing them from causing damage to valuable assets or disrupting operations. 

Environmental Safety: Leaks, spills, or releases from hoses can result in environmental contamination, pollution, and regulatory violations. By preventing hose-related incidents, hose whip socks help minimize the risk of environmental hazards and ensure compliance with environmental regulations and standards. 

Operational Continuity: Unplanned downtime resulting from hose-related incidents can disrupt operations, delay production, and incur significant costs for businesses. Hose whip socks help maintain operational continuity by reducing the likelihood of hose failures and minimizing the risk of unplanned shutdowns or disruptions. 

Key Measures for Hose Whip Socks 

Proper Installation: Hose whip socks should be installed correctly and securely according to manufacturer guidelines and industry best practices. This includes ensuring proper sizing, attachment, and anchoring of hose whip socks to prevent slippage or detachment during operation. 

Regular Inspection and Maintenance: Scheduled inspection and maintenance of hose whip socks are essential to identify potential issues, such as wear, fraying, or damage, before they escalate into serious problems. Routine maintenance activities, such as cleaning, repairing, or replacing worn components, help ensure the effectiveness and reliability of hose whip socks. 

Training and Education: Proper training and education of personnel involved in hose operation and maintenance are crucial for ensuring safe practices and procedures. Workers should be trained on the importance of hose whip socks, proper installation techniques, inspection protocols, and emergency response procedures to minimize risks and promote a safety culture in the workplace. 

Compliance with Standards and Regulations: Adhering to relevant industry standards, regulations, and guidelines is essential for ensuring hose whip sock safety and regulatory compliance. Companies should stay updated on applicable standards, such as those set by organizations like the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) or the American Petroleum Institute (API), and implement measures to meet or exceed these requirements. 

Conclusion 

Hose whip socks play a crucial role in ensuring workplace safety by preventing hose whip or separation in high-pressure applications. By implementing proper safety measures, such as proper installation, regular inspection and maintenance, comprehensive training programs, and compliance with standards and regulations, companies can mitigate risks, enhance operational safety, and promote a culture of safety in the workplace. Investing in hose whip socks is not only a legal and ethical obligation but also a sound business practice that contributes to the overall success and sustainability of industrial operations. 

To learn more about hose whip socks and their importance in hose management, visit RAAH Inc.. Prioritize hose whip socks in your operations and protect your workers and assets.