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HugeGrossBurrito posted:There were some basic walls around the pylons but I mean is it even possible to build anything strong enough to stop something that big? the bridge was built in 1977, the largest container ships at the time were around 75% the size of the Deli
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500excf type r posted:Closer to 3x cargo capacity, 5000 vs 13000 TEU we're also up to 24,000 TEU at the high end right now
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excuse me, the classiest amongst us call them "lust bums"
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Cable Guy posted:
a lettuce would have done a better job of holding up the bridge
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Jimbone Tallshanks posted:I'm hearing good things about this B&B Enterprises and their construction projects. we ain't gotta dream no more man
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Log082 posted:I found a neat live stream of them working on the bridge. It's the same one that caught the initial impact: only sort of related, but I've always liked that Wilhelmsen livery on their vehicle carriers, much better than their older ones
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