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Sky News Australia (Like Fox but slightly less insane, but no lighter on the culture war bullshit) claimed they had dramatic 'exclusive footage' of an explosion taking out the Key Bridge and broadcast it on one of their dipshit "news" shows. It was footage of the bridge attack in Crimea from 2022.
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The Mason-Dixon line does have a large north-south portion of it, defining the western boundary separating Delaware from Maryland.
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Maryland asks the musical question: what if New Jersey and The South had a baby
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Delaware asks "What if Philly took a dump?"
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Laura is right, adversaries knew our national security hinged on the nation's access to Dundalk
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AndrewP posted:Laura is right, adversaries knew our national security hinged on the nation's access to Dundalk As someone who grew up in Sparrows Point which is basically south Dundalk I really want you to understand how hard this made me laugh.
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Baltimore is truly the Cleveland:Ohio of the east coast
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Log082 posted:As someone who grew up in Sparrows Point which is basically south Dundalk I really want you to understand how hard this made me laugh. I demand access to the back river and women with 90s haircuts.
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Sometimes it takes a cringe video to truly understand the depravity of corporations.
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HugeGrossBurrito posted:I demand access to the back river and women with 90s haircuts. Sorry, you're just going to have to go through the tunnel instead. Or, worse, around and through essex.
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thank you this is in fact very useful for various future projects!
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naem posted:Baltimore is truly the Cleveland:Ohio of the east coast They even share the same football team!
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naem posted:people attach their real naems and faces on social media now instead of a smoking chipmunk and it’s been all downhill since Ftfy
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UPDATE The bridge is still down. Heard it on the news this morning, pretty reliable source.
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When can I expect my sex arses to be en route again?
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cruft posted:UPDATE Weird. i saw a video this morning and the bridge was up...
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Astrochicken posted:Weird. i saw a video this morning and the bridge was up... Sounds like you took the blue pill.
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Never ending talk about a Maryland bridge, and for once it isn’t the bay bridge. Well at least until summer begins.
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Serak posted:Those electrical pylon barriers are not nearly big enough to have protected them from a ship of this size, and installing something on the bridge pylons that would have would be an immense structure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ9lhqqxpo0 this guy bridges and if he's right, Mayland DOT is at least partially culpable for being neglectful in not installing barrier protections for such infrastructure. Was it ineptitude or a dysfunctional state or city government unable to secure funding, or did they not even have commissioned studies done for such upgrades? Surely a fading empire if true.
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Was there a thing they could have built that would have actually stopped or deflected a 7 megaton impact?
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Javid posted:Was there a thing they could have built that would have actually stopped or deflected a 7 megaton impact? They could've built something capable of deflecting it at least, stopping no. Its far easier to get something that size deflected and the energy moving in a different, slightly changed direction than to stop it. CommieGIR fucked around with this message at 02:49 on Mar 30, 2024 |
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Javid posted:Was there a thing they could have built that would have actually stopped or deflected a 7 megaton impact? The hard counter to ships in the meta is icebergs
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Jimbone Tallshanks posted:The hard counter to ships in the meta is icebergs In this climate? Fuggitaboutit
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Javid posted:Was there a thing they could have built that would have actually stopped or deflected a 7 megaton impact? giant pinball spring from the sonic games
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Athas posted:Could blockchain solve this? AI will do it
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Javid posted:Was there a thing they could have built that would have actually stopped or deflected a 7 megaton impact? Piers built on twelve pointed stars made out of concrete?? Not building the bridge in the first place?
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It's time to mine Chesapeake Bay. Get those cool bioshock looking ones with the pins sticking out. Make them self-replicating
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"Let's build a settlement on both sides of a body of water" -a loving idiot
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Replace the bridge with a fish ladder for cars.
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And then replace the cars with fish. Problem solved 
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This whole thing should be enough to keep Mr. Trash Wheel employed for life!
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Hear me out: tunnel for ships
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The Lone Badger posted:Hear me out: tunnel for ships "Yo dawg, we heard you don't want hazmat in a tunnel, so we put your hazmat into a gigantic hazmat and sent it through a tunnel." Its like Ever Given but challenge mode.
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Put the ship in a giant gacha capsule and submerge that. It can contain any leaks.
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Time to go back to the old way of caulking your hazmat wagon and fording the river.
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The Lone Badger posted:Hear me out: tunnel for ships  
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Why make a tunnel (old tech, more or less a cave) when you can make a bridge to the future?  https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Navigable_aqueduct
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Ralph Crammed In posted:Why make a tunnel (old tech, more or less a cave) when you can make a bridge to the future? lol I had friends that would steal the salt from roadside storage buildings to make money in Baltimore, if you put ships at robbery accessible levels next to a major highway someone’s going to be pawning entire containers.
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Javid posted:Was there a thing they could have built that would have actually stopped or deflected a 7 megaton impact? Well seeing as how the bridge stopped it, they could've built another bridge
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