Submerged car...crane....oops

[SoCalDem]

http://zattevrienden.realroot.be/depanneren.htm

[Cooley Hurd]

1. Something similar happened to a ship in Albany (NY) harbor...

...a year ago:

A crane onboard lifted a load too heavy for it, de-stabilized the ship, and it capsized...

[Wilber_Stool]

2. Here's a great series of pics

of a tug going under a bridge the wrong way. Found this years ago and just googled it up.

http://www.bbrv.dreamstation.com/tug.html

[DS1]

5. theres the video of that floating around somewhere

pun intended

it's much more impressive to see in action

[gristy]

3. Caution: that link hung my computer

ctrl+alt+delete was the only solution. I suppose it might have come back if I gave it enough time, but I wasn't going to sit around.

[parkia00]

4. Disaster waiting to happen!

Jeeez! It was a disaster just waiting to happen. The crane operater didn't have the crane's outrigger extended for the lift. It's like the most basic common sense thing to do before a lifting something heavy. Crane operator should be fired. I know I would do that if it was my employee!