Dear Blog Guy,
My silly wife is afraid to walk by construction equipment in the city, for fear of accidents. Will you please tell her there’s not a thing to worry about?
Mr. Confident
I’d like to help you out, but first, have a look at this video report showing a 1,500-pound wrecking ball that broke away from a crane and bounced along for more than half a mile. It caused a chain reaction of collisions before coming to rest in what was once a real automobile. Lindsay Claiborn reports:
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Mr. Confident’s plan to get rid of the old ball and chain backfires spectacularly.
- Posted by John C AbellOoops… my bad.
- Posted by Caig“Honey? Remember how you were telling me that the trunk door stuck and you wanted me to get it fixed?”
- Posted by Charlene