Why Andy's wrong

[MMDad]

Originally Posted by AndyMarquisLIVE

I love MSNBC!

We get it, Andy. You are obsessed with MSNBC. All truth spills forward from the Fountain of Truth known as MSNBC.

Do a little research on your own, Andy. Stop regurgitating junk.

[kris31280 (Premo)]

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THE DAMN CONSTRUCTION WORK DID NOT CAUSE THE MN BRIDGE COLLAPSE...

[aps45819 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by kris31280

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THE DAMN CONSTRUCTION WORK DID NOT CAUSE THE MN BRIDGE COLLAPSE...

It was all the gays prancing on it

[jetmonkey]

Originally Posted by kris31280

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THE DAMN CONSTRUCTION WORK DID NOT CAUSE THE MN BRIDGE COLLAPSE...

Extra weight cited as well
In his update Tuesday, Rosenker also noted structural weight had been added to the bridge in two major renovations, as well as construction materials that were on the bridge the day it collapsed as part of a resurfacing project.

[MMDad]

Originally Posted by kris31280

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THE DAMN CONSTRUCTION WORK DID NOT CAUSE THE MN BRIDGE COLLAPSE...

WHO SAID IT DID?

[jetmonkey]

Originally Posted by kris31280

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THE DAMN CONSTRUCTION WORK DID NOT CAUSE THE MN BRIDGE COLLAPSE...

O RLY?

WASHINGTON — The Interstate 35W bridge over the Mississippi in Minneapolis collapsed last August after construction workers had put 99 tons of sand on the roadway directly over two of the bridge’s weakest points, according to a National Transportation Safety Board report.

[AndyMarquisLIVE]

Originally Posted by MMDad

We get it, Andy. You are obsessed with MSNBC. All truth spills forward from the Fountain of Truth known as MSNBC.

Do a little research on your own, Andy. Stop regurgitating junk.

MSNBC.com's Bridge Inspection coverage is, by a mile, the most comprehensive of any site I've found.

I've already said what I think of their garbage "MSNBC POLITICS" and their crappy non-essential news coverage.

I did my own research, and this is the best online analysis and research site at the present time. In fact, this is the best use of internet news I've seen.

[kris31280 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by jetmonkey

That is called backpeddling in a big hurry because something major had happened.

Two years prior to the collapse there had been more materials on the bridge because major work was being done.

The problem was with the faulty design of the bridge and that it was not designed for the massive amount of traffic which crossed the bridge every single day.

[jetmonkey]

Originally Posted by kris31280

That is called backpeddling in a big hurry because something major had happened.

Two years prior to the collapse there had been more materials on the bridge because major work was being done.

The problem was with the faulty design of the bridge and that it was not designed for the massive amount of traffic which crossed the bridge every single day.

In case you didn't notice the cumulative effect of multiple renovations was cited, but that's cool; I believe you over the NTSB

[Lugnut]

Originally Posted by kris31280

That is called backpeddling in a big hurry because something major had happened.

Two years prior to the collapse there had been more materials on the bridge because major work was being done.

The problem was with the faulty design of the bridge and that it was not designed for the massive amount of traffic which crossed the bridge every single day.

You should be an engineer.