Bridge Over Troubled Water (or Not)
So, you want to know how many people were rescued from that whole Baltimore bridge fiasco, huh? Well, buckle up, because this story is a rollercoaster of emotions (and maybe a bit of exaggeration).
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A Bridge Too Far?
Let's start with the basics. There was a bridge. A big, fancy bridge. And then, bam, it decided to have a mid-life crisis and collapse into the drink. Now, you'd think that this would be a prime opportunity for some dramatic rescues, right? People dangling from broken concrete, heroic divers, and news anchors screaming about the miracle of life.
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But nope.
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The Rescue Squad: Ducks and Fish
Turns out, the most successful rescuers in this whole ordeal were the ducks and fish. They were all, like, "Oh, free buffet!" while the humans were busy freaking out. I mean, who needs a life jacket when you've got webbed feet, right?
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As for the humans, well, let's just say the rescue numbers aren't exactly setting any records. It was more of a "hope for the best, prepare for the worst" kind of situation. But hey, at least the survivors got a pretty epic story to tell at parties.
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The Aftermath: More Drama Than a Reality Show
Now, the real drama started after the rescue (or lack thereof). There were lawsuits, finger-pointing, and even a few conspiracy theories about aliens being involved. People were blaming the bridge, the ship, the weather, and even the color of the paint for the whole mess.
It was like a real-life soap opera, but with less attractive people and more concrete.
How to Handle a Bridge Collapse (Probably)
Alright, so you're probably wondering how to avoid becoming a human fish food in case of a bridge collapse. Well, here are a few tips:
- How to predict a bridge collapse: Unfortunately, there's no foolproof method. But if you see a giant cargo ship heading straight for it, that's probably a bad sign.
- How to survive a bridge collapse: Your best bet is to be a duck. Seriously, though, try to find something to float on and stay calm.
- How to become a rescue hero: Show up with a boat, a life jacket, and a really good camera.
- How to avoid getting sued: Don't be the one who caused the collapse. Duh.
- How to make a profit from a bridge collapse: Sell overpriced bottled water to the rescue crews.
So there you have it. The thrilling tale of the Baltimore bridge collapse. Remember, bridges are for driving on, not swimming in. Unless you're a duck, of course.
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