Colorado would like a word with you...It's still summer until Sept. 22, dammit!
That's not weird weather.Colorado would like a word with you...
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(probably should've gone in the weird weather thread but w/e)
--Patrick
[disclaimer]...for Colorado.[/disclaimer]That's not weird weather.
Well, you're literally talking about Colorado, so I don't think you need a disclaimer.[disclaimer]...for Colorado.[/disclaimer]
--Patrick
She does look a little like she's doing an impression of a housefly there at the end, doesn't she?WHY DOE SHE WIPE HER FACE?!?
$2 million in damage.@DarkAudit
It just goes on and on, and you can't look away.
It's like some kind of barely-moving shipping calamity.
--Patrick
And still no answer as to how it happened.$2 million in damage.
Ford Transport Train Smashes Into Bridge, Causes $2M In Damage: Video
A Ford transport train carrying Ford Explorer and Lincoln Nautilus models smashes into a low bridge, causing a massive $2 million in damage.fordauthority.com
Those car carriers are taller than other railcars, so one theory is they neglected to account for that when routing the train.And still no answer as to how it happened.
Right. It's...it's in the title of the video and everything (thought admittedly it got cut off in the thumbnail).$2 million in damage.
The title is cut off in the video itself when I play it on the forum, I have to actually go to Youtube to see the whole title. Not sure if that's the case for you or anyone else.Right. It's...it's in the title of the video and everything (thought admittedly it got cut off in the thumbnail).
I'm with you. The fault lies elsewhere. The train cars should have ducked. It's a shame how individual responsibility is so maligned these days.I'm waiting for all the outcry "The engineer should've taken a different route" or "should've slammed on the brakes" from people who just don't understand how trains work.
Oh my god the victim blaming these days. We shouldn't be telling trains to duck, we should be telling bridges to not get in the way.I'm with you. The fault lies elsewhere. The train cars should have ducked. It's a shame how individual responsibility is so maligned these days.