My two biggest wrenching mistakes so you don’t feel bad:

I kinda looks like it may have slipped off the end support, look a the lean on that support in this photo. It’s hard to screw up a pre-stressed concrete bridge, they have been around for 100 years.

I wonder if one end fell off the support, you can see it leaning away from the road.

It kinda looks like one end fell off the support, that would be more likely than it collapsing. You can see the support leaning away from the roadway.

In surveying you use feet and tenths, so that would be 4.16 feet. Carpentry is pretty much the only profession that uses feet and inches. To be clear on my drawings if I use inches I go all in, pipes are 30-inches in diameter not 2' 6". It’s just easier to understand. Concrete and steel is really easy tho. Rebar is by…

Yeah, someone really f-ed this one up. Probably something huge like miss reading 4-inches as 4mm.

This is horrible, and in this day and age completely avoidable.

....and torque for days!

I got a bit of the squirts on my last trip. I was just hoping to avoid using an airplane toilet. 10/10 would take constipation over squirts any day.

This could backfire if you have an early flight. See also: pooping on a plane.

If she leans any harder on that bumper airbags may deploy.

Those shoes! Gadds they are ugly.

The emperor always builds two death stars.

Yes, we are rich AF.

These 2.0L cars in Spokane WA are listed about $2k under MSRP. Can’t view the full sticker so I can’t verify how valid the price is.

How is this even possible, Heath Bar is and has been #1 since the inception of the blizzard.

I like his commentary, I think it is very insightful. You are not getting that from any other generic sports broadcaster.

Putting good quality tires on my outback made a world of difference in dry, wet and snow handling.

It’s too bad cars like the Element are going away. He could also look for an xB or a Cube. I don’t know if I could recommend a Kia Soul after having driven one.

It’s too bad FCA didn’t put real snow tires on the press fleet jeeps, it would have been a different scenario for traction. Also you would have burned off the usable tread in about four stop light starts on dry pavement.