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Title: The Most Absurd 'thing' on CNN - BREAKING NEWS!!! MORE DISASTERS TO COME
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CNN Breaking News
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Published: Aug 2, 2007
Author: CNN
Post Date: 2007-08-02 21:16:47 by a vast rightwing conspirator
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Comments: 24
I kid you not. CNN actually had the BREAKING NEWS title at the bottom of the screen, the 'news' being that more bridge collapses are likely to occur in the future. BREAKING NEWS: SUN TO TURN SUPERNOVA!!! BREAKING NEWS: HURRICANES IMMINENT THIS HURRICANE SEASON!!!!!! BREAKING NEWS: WE'LL ALL GONNA DIE!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! Get it get any weirder? I mean, how totally stupid to they think their viewers are? By the way, is anyone paying attention to the way Blitz talks? It's totally hilarious.
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#1. To: a vast rightwing conspirator (#0)
The fear brigade's been running full tilt since early July. They do need 'something' to happen, and soon...
Then, they had these absurd interviews with 'people who are afraid to drive on bridges for fear of bridge collapse' and they predicted that there will be many more of those now. 'And for good reason', Blitz told the frightened audience. What can I say? "Home of the brave", right?
These people would have pissed their pants driving over the old Cooper River Bridge in Charleston or the Royal Gorge in Colorado. Man...I remember sitting 200 feet above the Charles River in Boston during rush hour on the Tobin Bridge. You could feel that whole damn bridge shaking, especially if there was a big rig idling nearby...it was a LONG WAY down.
That would scare me to death, as I'm afraid of heights. There is a bridge that you have to go over to get into Lake Charles, LA from the west on I-10, it's goes up really high, that bridge scared me. Also the bridge that crosses the Mississippi into Baton Rouge is scary.
Cars and pickups actually drove over this bridge the day this photo was taken: It's in Ecuador not far from Quito. It's not as long as a steel bridge but.... Our tour bus dropped us off before this bridge and we had to cross it and do the rest of the way on foot.
Good grief that looks very bad! If I had to cross that one I think I would rather cross it on foot too, and I'd be really glad to make it to the other side!
So I guess none of you would be interested in going for a little walk ?
ohmygod...that's the stuff of nightmares!
I thought the 'see-through- walkway was a nice touch...
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#2. To: Eoghan (#1)
#3. To: a vast rightwing conspirator (#2)
"Home of the brave", right?
#6. To: who knows what evil, tom007 (#3)
...I remember sitting 200 feet above the Charles River in Boston during rush hour on the Tobin Bridge. You could feel that whole damn bridge shaking, especially if there was a big rig idling nearby...it was a LONG WAY down.
#8. To: Diana, who knows what evil (#6)
#11. To: Pinguinite (#8)
It's in Ecuador not far from Quito.
#21. To: Diana, christine, lizza76 (#11)
#22. To: who knows what evil (#21)
#23. To: christine (#22)
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