CSB3: Sterkrazzys Five Page Dissertation - TLDR He Got A Flat Tire

[mwoodski]

That's awful. From description of events, sounds like ship had some kind of a steering or propulsion casualty.

They've pulled couple people from the water alive, I vote they find more.

whole ship lost power twice. when it regained it after the first power loss you can see them gas it up to try and avoid it but then it died again.

 

[GTIfan99]

"Steering or propulsion casualty" is code for "the captain drank too much grog".

More like poorly regulated maintenance and shipping company putting profits over people's lives.

 

[GolNat]

Where is our ship bro @Knotical

 

[Corprin]

I’m no navy guy but I remember something about dropping anchor(s) for emergency maneuvering or stopping.

 

[GolNat]

I guess ships don’t have double redundant systems

 

[GolNat]

I’m no navy guy but I remember something about dropping anchor(s) for emergency maneuvering or stopping.

Yeah I’m pretty sure when I got my boating license that was an emergency maneuver they taught you.

 

[Nineeightyone]

Yeah I’m pretty sure when I got my boating license that was an emergency maneuver they taught you.

I don't have a boating license, but my go-to emergency maneuver is 'get the fuck off the boat and get back on land where I belong'

open water makes me uncomfortable and really stirs up some intrusive thoughts

 

[Jmitchell4873]

More like P Diddler.

After Bill Cosby's BS came to light, there isn't much that surprises me about celebrity scandals anymore.

I hope all the shitbags that take advantage of others for their own gratification burn in hell.

 

[avenali312]

open water makes me uncomfortable and really stirs up some intrusive thoughts

This x 1,000

 

[mwoodski]

I’m no navy guy but I remember something about dropping anchor(s) for emergency maneuvering or stopping.

i dont think it would have prevented this.

 

[cb1111]

WTF a ship ran into the Key bridge in Baltimore!!

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/francis-scott-key-bridge-baltimore-collapse-container-ship/

That's awful. From description of events, sounds like ship had some kind of a steering or propulsion casualty.

They've pulled couple people from the water alive, I hope they find more.

Some guy this morning said "the air temperature is about 30 degrees and the water is much, much colder" Really?

"Steering or propulsion casualty" is code for "the captain drank too much grog".

Possibly, but the video shows the ship losing power

whole ship lost power twice. when it regained it after the first power loss you can see them gas it up to try and avoid it but then it died again.

I am so glad I'm no longer with DOT. This is a huge mess.

More like poorly regulated maintenance and shipping company putting profits over people's lives.

Ship was built by Boeing?

 

[GTIfan99]

It was previously a 737, but the wings fell off, so they sold it as a ship. You gotta think about that share holder value.

 

[GTIfan99]

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/g42oLo357G3uQxpd/?mibextid=Ev0aEO

 

[Acadia18]

When I get blackout drunk from now on, I'm going to say I "lost power".

 

[dtfd]

I have a follow up with an orthopedist this week from the MRI I had last week. After the xrays done on site were fine, his guess was somewhere between tendonitis and a slight tear. Doesn't think it's a full tear, but I'll find out on Thursday. I can't imagine it'll need surgery, the pain is manageable, just sucks to hurt every day.

What's taking them so long?

I went in for my MRI at 9pm and my doctor called me the next morning to explain just how badly I had fucked up.