Bridge Over Troubled Waters (and Bodies)
So, you wanna know how many people have been fished out of Baltimore's not-so-friendly bridge? Well, buckle up, because this story is as dramatic as a soap opera, but with less crying and more heavy machinery.
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A Bridge Too Far
Let’s rewind. It all started on a fateful March morning when a big, mean cargo ship decided the best way to wake up was to slam into the Francis Scott Key Bridge. You know, the one that's supposed to be, like, you know, standing up and stuff? Yeah, that one. Naturally, this led to a dramatic splashdown for eight poor souls who were just trying to fix some potholes.
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The Great Bridge Recovery Operation
Fast forward a bit, and we’ve got a real-life underwater treasure hunt going on. Divers, cranes, and a whole lot of patience were involved in this aquatic escapade. It's like something out of a cheesy action movie, but with less explosions and more paperwork.
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Spoiler alert: They found 'em all! All six of the missing construction workers were eventually brought back to dry land. It was a long, tough process, but hey, at least they got to see some cool underwater stuff, right? (Kidding, it was probably terrifying.)
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Numbers Don't Lie (But They Can Be Boring)
Okay, let's get down to brass tacks. The final tally? Six people lost their lives in that unfortunate bridge incident. It's a tragic number, and a stark reminder of the risks these hardworking folks take every day.
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But hey, at least we know everyone who went missing has been accounted for. That’s something, right?
How to Cope with Bridge-Related Anxiety (Probably Not)
Alright, so you're probably wondering how to avoid becoming a human submarine. Well, here are some tips:
- How to avoid being on a bridge when it collapses: Easy, don't be on a bridge when it collapses.
- How to become a skilled bridge rescuer: Extensive diving training, a fearlessness of large bodies of water, and a really good pair of goggles.
- How to build a bridge that won't collapse: Hire a really good engineer. Or, you know, magic.
- How to get over the fear of bridges: Probably therapy. Or, you know, just drive around them.
- How to write a funny post about a bridge collapse: Be really good at making light of dark situations (or just really good at copying other people's jokes).
So there you have it, folks. The Baltimore bridge collapse: a tale of tragedy, heroism, and, surprisingly, a decent amount of unintentional comedy. Let's hope we don't need to write another post like this anytime soon.
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