Iranian Chill Thread

[Solomon2]

@Solomon2

welcome to my ignore list .....

Do you even have a choice?

 

[rmi5]

چرا شدید بود
اون سردار سلامی داشت می گفت ما تو عراق جنگنده نداریم
از اون ور بابک داشت دفترچه پرواز منتشر می کرد

@haman10
هامان اون قسمت از پست های قبلیت که توش پست من هم هست رو پاک کن چون من بعد از یک ساعت همه پستام رو پاک می کنم .... بعدا برامون درد سر میشه

من خودم زنگ زدم به 113 از طرف خواستم که خودمو معرفی نکنم

haalaa chera be khodet feshaar miyaari?
fekr mikoni ke babak Taghvaeee, chizhayi ke migeh, gheyr az ettelaa'aaat e soukhteh hast? inhaa ra already amrica va israel midounand pesar jan baraaye hamin ham vezaarat ettelaa'aat care nemikoneh.

 

[haman10]

Do you even have a choice?

don't even bother , he does NOT see your posts

 

[haman10]

پاکش کن اون پست لعنتی رو

nemikonam

doost nadaram paak konam , mikhay chi kar koni ? aslan che kari az dastet miad ?

just kidding , its done

 

[Serpentine]

Mate, do you believe (i'm not saying otherwise) it is true....we generally hear about these things in the Turkish media.

In example, in May 2014 a Russian IL-20 flew parallel to our border (didn't violate our airspace) in response Tuaf scrambled 8 F-16s and intercept the Russian aircraft.

So... i think we would have heard if Iranian aircrafts violated our border. Website of the General Staff gives daily information about these incidents.

In case these incidents are true...i would say there is no need for these dangerous maneuvers between friendly countries. This incidents can cause accidents which happened between Greece and Turkey more than once.

Yes, I also believe there shouldn't be any overreacting in these kinds of incidents, unless it's proved that there is a bad intention.
If you read that news, TuAf has for moments violated Iran's airspace, then Iran scrambles jets, violates Turkish airspace, then Turkey scrambles jets and again violates Iran's airspace and so on.

This is truly unnecessary since we are not in any border disputes or state of war. It's always good to be battle ready though, but if true, it was unnecessary. Most probably, it's another false story by this guy, he claims too many bold things every once in a while, so we should consider it false, unless being proved as true.

 

[Solomon2]

don't even bother , he does NOT see your posts

The question was meant for you.

 

[-SINAN-]

The question was meant for you.

Was it for me....

 

[haman10]

Was it for me....

how dare u ?

it was obviously for me

@Solomon2 : this is my answer : GFU

 

[Abii]

I'm back (for now).

 

[Daneshmand]

Most dangerous job. Truly scary:

 

[Abii]

Most dangerous job. Truly scary:

These guys aren't wearing any lanyards or harnesses.

 

[Daneshmand]

These guys aren't wearing any lanyards or harnesses.

Safety first:

 

[Abii]

Safety first:

That was an interesting video. From the way he's talking it seems that it's an optional requirement in Iran. Here, if you're working above 3 meters, you must wear a harness and a lanyard. If you're caught not wearing a harness you're fired immediately. That said, when I used to work up high I always used to wear my harness without tying off. One time I sat on top of one of these tanks (on the edge) without tying off lol. 70 feet up and the tank didn't have a roof so there was nothing between me and the ground.

 

[Daneshmand]

That was an interesting video. From the way he's talking it seems that it's an optional requirement in Iran. Here, if you're working above 3 meters, you must wear a harness and a lanyard. If you're caught not wearing a harness you're fired immediately. That said, when I used to work up high I always used to wear my harness without tying off. One time I sat on top of one of these tanks (on the edge) without tying off lol. 70 feet up and the tank didn't have a roof so there was nothing between me and the ground.

I do not think it is optional. But like many things in Iran, people have no respect for the law and regulations. At the most basic level, Iranian culture is not a safety conscious culture. In fact as per WHO statistics, Iran has a very high rate of non-intentional injuries and death (accidents), whether in home, work place or on the roads. I think such motivational lectures as that video should be encouraged to create a safety conscious culture. And what you did also is unwise. But then what can we expect from an Iranian.

 

[Abii]

I do not think it is optional. But like many things in Iran, people have no respect for the law and regulations. At the most basic level, Iranian culture is not a safety conscious culture. In fact as per WHO statistics, Iran has a very high rate of non-intentional injuries and death (accidents), whether in home, work place or on the roads. I think such motivational lectures as that video should be encouraged to create a safety conscious culture. And what you did also is unwise. But then what can we expect from an Iranian.

lol I know what you mean. Although my lack of concern wasn't b/c of my "Irooniness." I love heights and don't get scared for some reason. After being on top for months on end, you get used to it. All my buddies were like me as well and they weren't irooni. The only time I tied off was when I used these:

The lifts are hydraulic and even the slightest movements on the stick makes the lift jitter like you can't believe. But they're fun as hell sometimes.