Key Bridge in Baltimore collapses after being struck by cargo ship

Blake · 4 Weeks Ago

It won't become common, and i'm sorry to admit i have not put these in my cars:

Surfers have these wrist bands and ankle bands. A company (many companies?) make them so if they get knocked out by a knarly fall, they literally cannot sink. These bands are filled with air or something and keep an adult body afloat -period.

Would be very simple to keep some of these these in ones car.
I know, i know cue the Its not Fashionable squaking.

Does it fit around the car tire tho

MultiTroll · 4 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by Blake

Does it fit around the car tire tho

Hey is there tech that could keep a car afloat?

The ankle and leg bracelets would fit in the jockey box next to the cat litter.

spurraider21 · 4 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by baseline bum

Did the crash happen on Rawls' side of the line or is it the county's responsibility? Looks like that Rockafella and WMD about to shoot up in price.

depends. have to get some shmuck from the marine unit to issue a report on the tides

Tyronn Lue · 4 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by Mul roll

It won't become common, and i'm sorry to admit i have not put these in my cars:

Surfers have these wrist bands and ankle bands. A company (many companies?) make them so if they get knocked out by a knarly fall, they literally cannot sink. These bands are filled with air or something and keep an adult body afloat -period.

Would be very simple to keep some of these these in ones car.
I know, i know cue the Its not Fashionable squaking.

Wouldn't help if your car was underwater.

MultiTroll · 4 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by Tyronn Lue

Wouldn't help if your car was underwater.

A company makes a nifty hammer or somesuch that breaks windows easily. Another tool that should be in every car around water but isnt.

But ya you'd damn near have to have been wearing them for this Hong Kong boat company and Baltimore bridge.

Blake · 4 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by Mul roll

A company makes a nifty hammer or somesuch that breaks windows easily. Another tool that should be in every car around water but isnt.

But ya you'd damn near have to have been wearing them for this Hong Kong boat company and Baltimore bridge.

I've never tried to break a car window under water, but wouldn't a regular hammer work?

MultiTroll · 4 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by Blake

I've never tried to break a car window under water, but wouldn't a regular hammer work?

It might, but there was something much better about this material. The glass just crumbled without having to Babe Ruth swing the hammer.

Every millisecond counts in an underwater car.

Back to those wrist and ankle floatation bands. I know Muricans are way too cool to wear them, but imagine if it was custumary to slip them on -at least the wrist bands- when crossing a bridge like that.

Tyronn Lue · 4 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by Mul roll

A company makes a nifty hammer or somesuch that breaks windows easily. Another tool that should be in every car around water but isnt.

But ya you'd damn near have to have been wearing them for this Hong Kong boat company and Baltimore bridge.

You'd be screwed on that bridge. Not sure how well breaking a window would work unless you were in a static flow condition, but in that high tidal movement you'd probably do well to get away from that wreckage.