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mostlygray posted:I'm guessing a large dust devil hitting a soft sided truck. I drove through a big one once with my dad when I was a kid. It hit us from the side and everything in the car was lifted out out through the open windows. It was crazy. I don't think birds need to be hit by a dust devil to get lifted out a truck
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Only in America would someone think being scared of guns is a bad thing
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hurrr guns are great I love shooting my gun yee haw pew pew oops another mass shooting
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Neutrino posted:Dude, I'm sure you think you know how road construction works, but asphalt is typically placed on something. Someone who knows this fact can see from the street view that there is at least 2 inches of asphalt placed on the previous pavement without milling that previous pavement. Key point to look for for actual dipshits is that beneath the bridge at the inlets, the curb height is approximately 6 inches , which is a typical standard curb height while under the bridge, the successive layers of asphalt are probably around 2-inches from the top of curb. Think about that and do the math - if you are incapable, the difference is 4-inches. Any dipshit would know you don't lower the clearance below a bridge when resurfacing, especially when that clearance is low to begin with. This is civil engineering 101and is the reason why engineers have to get a degree and licensure to practice and yes, I have both. Nah you're right, they totally didn't think of that over the last however many years Give em a call, let them know you solved it 
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Let us know what they say so it can be added to the OP
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