Why are Australian theme parks so dangerous?

>>66676335
because they put an inexperienced individual in charge of a very important and critical part of a theme park attraction

Thai labourers

>>66676335
Because it has been made, fabricated, maintained, managed with their lovely chinked friends.

Cindy what the fuck were you thinking
you don't hop on rides with strangers like that
glad you were punished

>>66676335
are those two homosexuals?
just curious

That ride is risky as though
I wasnt a big fan of it as a kid

>>66676477
not anymore

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Shouldn't it be
>Australia theme park down under fire from victims families?

>>66676403
this job could be so easily automated

if everything == ok:
run(kmh, 100)
else:
run(0, kmh)

>>66676477
Yes

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>>66676335
Why are Australian and Thailandish balconies so murderous?

>>66679392
>kiwis don't fly
kek

>>66677448
yeah but the call that determines the value of everything would be rather complex: for example the reason deaths occured was due to the fact the conveyor belt continued moving while humans were in between its rungs. Some sort of pressure gauge would need to be provided by the interface the conveyor belt exposes to the operating machine in order to properly check if "everything == ok".

>Dying from a child's theme park ride
So this is the power of Australians

>>66677448

>everything == ok

Now that's a high-level language