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OMG, this is a GREAT accident! *PIC*
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I was just thinking along a similar line. I bet he never thought he would have to rely on that hitch to save his life.....did he?
The title is really misleading. "OMG.... bad accident!"
It was not a bad accident. I read about this when it happened and nobody was hurt. The truck wasn't even badly damaged. They rescued the guy and pulled the truck up. It'll need some body work but that's about it... it's still driveable. Not a bad accident.
It was not a bad accident. I read about this when it happened and nobody was hurt. The truck wasn't even badly damaged. They rescued the guy and pulled the truck up. It'll need some body work but that's about it... it's still driveable. Not a bad accident.
I thought you were takin pics of someones bad accident outside your home and posting them on the internet at the same time!
and this picture is not new.
and this picture is not new.
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Looks photochopped to me.
The boat has to weigh a lot less than the truck, or it wouldn't float.
The boat itself is leaning several feet off the edge, its center of gravity is pretty close to that edge.
There's no way it would stay balanced like that.unless the road is actually tilted away from the cliff making the cliff look steeper than it is due to an odd angle. And the people standing around that don't look like they are leaning towards the ledge debunks that theory. For the picture to be un-photochopped with the boat in that position it would have to be an action shot, where the boat goes over the cliff within the next couple seconds.
Also the children on the right side of the pic don't have shadows at the angle that everything else does. And consider the position of the "photographer".
The boat has to weigh a lot less than the truck, or it wouldn't float.
The boat itself is leaning several feet off the edge, its center of gravity is pretty close to that edge.
There's no way it would stay balanced like that.unless the road is actually tilted away from the cliff making the cliff look steeper than it is due to an odd angle. And the people standing around that don't look like they are leaning towards the ledge debunks that theory. For the picture to be un-photochopped with the boat in that position it would have to be an action shot, where the boat goes over the cliff within the next couple seconds.
Also the children on the right side of the pic don't have shadows at the angle that everything else does. And consider the position of the "photographer".
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Maybe the trailer was hooked on the rocks and helped it stay in place. A grappling hook rarely weighs as much as the person using it....
Originally posted by: ThePresence
You're right! It's a GREAT accident!
That's just ridiculous, I never meant it like that.
No accident is good, but an accident where no one is hurt and the equipment is still usable would not be called a "bad" accident.
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Well, to be more accurate, the weight of the object relative to the weight of water it displaces depends on whether it can float.
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