Gromit
International Man of Misery
Ironman could do it.engine failure at just the wrong moment not sure what sort of defences can slow up a huge container ship.
Ironman could do it.engine failure at just the wrong moment not sure what sort of defences can slow up a huge container ship.
The thing is that there is no mystery for those idiots to unravel: the ship lost power and sent out a mayday right before the crash. The video even confirms this.God, I see the conspiraloons are hard at it already.
Mayday was issued
Officials confirmed the ship that crashed into the bridge had issued a mayday call and had lost power.
Maryland governor Wes Moore is then asked whether the bridge could have been closed after the mayday call was issued.
He says the boat was travelling at a speed of eight knots so there was limited time, but that those who received the distress call prevented vehicles from coming onto the bridge.
"Those people are heroes, they saved lives," he says.
To be honest I asked myself this morning “why they didn’t just drop anchor?”engine failure at just the wrong moment not sure what sort of defences can slow up a huge container ship.
To be honest I asked myself this morning “why they didn’t just drop anchor?”
This afternoon me realises that it would like throwing out a dental floss lasso to stop a car, when you consider a ship of that load and speed.
This from the sort of people who saw a defeated president and several thousand people literally enact a conspiracy to overturn an election in front of the entire world, but think that was totally OK.The thing is that there is no mystery for those idiots to unravel: the ship lost power and sent out a mayday right before the crash. The video even confirms this.
When you do it properly but don’t they have a beefy pirate with an axe that breaks it so it drops instantly?Not to mention it can take 20 minutes to over an hour to drop anchor on a cargo ship.
The sound of him singing “living doll” would stop anythingit weighes 100000 tons moving at 10 miles an hour short of a cliff nothing's stopping it
You can see the moment on AIS when it is received by local boats as they all start hammering it towards the Dali.The thing is that there is no mystery for those idiots to unravel: the ship lost power and sent out a mayday right before the crash. The video even confirms this.
God, I see the conspiraloons are hard at it already.
Maybe he watched Leave The World Behind last night
yeh so it is to me surprising you were a nurse and not in the royal engineers.
That’s what they want you to think!God, I see the conspiraloons are hard at it already.
I heard that because the ship transmitted a Mayday the local police were able to close the bridge to traffic so that the only people still on the bridge when it collapsed were the construction crew.
Oh, ok could be, but would the toll staff have heard the mayday message? Perhaps the police got the message and the toll staff closed the bridge?I don't think it was the police, it's a toll bridge, I got the impression it was the toll staff that stopped the traffic.
Oh, ok could be, but would the toll staff have heard the mayday message? Perhaps the police got the message and the toll staff closed the bridge?
I’m actually bobbing around in Las Palmas. I’m going to have to no comment this at the moment.Ships fuck up all the time, it's much more common that you may think, I deal with a company that goes out to try and salvage ships that have gone wrong and also provide expert testimony in the inevitable court cases. They are one of my best customers.
pseudonarcissus may have some thoughts on this, if not bobbing around in the middle of the ocean somewhere...
Yeah, probably a combination between the two, but it happened very quick, there wasn't much time between the mayday going out and the bridge being hit.
About 34 seconds before, there's a clock on the livecam footage.I read the last car got off the bridge 15 seconds before it collapsed.
I love a nice explosion. My niece, with whom I've promised to blow something up, is coming to visit me soon. Should be fun.I've had a fascination for blowing things up all my life, pretty much.
Ranging from blowing the windows out of the garage when my gunpowder went a bit wrong, to getting 'buried' in a culvert after firing 400 lbs of gelignite in a rock cutting.
My only two convictions were under (IIRC) the 1886 Explosives Act.
A lot of it is AI piggybacking on trending tweets
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