Massive Dam Failures Caught On Camera 

You don't say

Fair

Wow

Me urinating in the morning

@BE AMAZED Where'd you find the thumbnail?

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I'm kinda starting to like the voice

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Lol

They won.....A BROKEN DAM!

Get it?A DAM failure?!Huh?Huuuuuuh?

@@mohdmarwanmarzuqibinmarfai5054 its a parental joke, not a dumbass pun

@@pensharer69 aPARENTly

More like ''ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh''. Lol

As a woman, I can’t relate to this comment.

Yes

Your mind is odd lol.. but true.

@@etonbachs4226 And the dams in this video are like AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH xd

Hehe yea exactly

This is Untrustable

I dont get it

@@Tony-eu2dj c'mon dude, in authoritarian countries like Laos, China, N. Korea, the media is censored and news are distorted, much like back when the soviets tried their best to hide the chernobyl accident and the nunber of victims.

Coming from the same country who used soil instead of cement.

Or 99.73?

It would have been nice if they had they facts right. it wasn't 2 dam but 3 dams. All the dams have been taken over by the 4 lake task force.

@@ffieditor Forever ago, but no? It was Edenville and Sanford. I'm gonna assume you live here since you like to talk like you do. Otherwise, shush.

I live in bay city looking at the lake beds was just horrific no water and boats just sitting there on the lake bed

@@ffieditor no I live near it in bay city and it was only two they had it right

I'm 2,800th

Yea lol

They all peaked too soon like their dads.

I hope

Ok thx

b e g o n e b o t

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Bot or not, its still a nice thing to say X3

Lol got me

According to that company Flex tape that man can fix anything he could make a boat out of that stuff he can make a rocket ship to go to Mars so why not

Ngl it’ll probably work

Mmm

Yes

Tape won’t work cuz when you get tape wet it gets unsticky

@Brandon Bartlett lol yeah oops. What is funny is I read your comment as "damn thats normal" for a second, like I'd say back "yeah its normal"

Watch me break this dam! THATS A LOT OF DAMAGE! We can fix it with flex seal.

XDDDDDD

@@tickinhonda4127 DAMage*

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I judt started looking through the comment to see if anyone else noticed it happened on 9/11 ur the only one ive seen

Its in real a very bad and sad date considering Marybeth Roe Tinning was also born on September 11th

9 11 water edition

it all comes back to September 11th

Yeah I noticed that too

Waste of time If you can't read the sign bathroom.

I think the US is one with the worst infrastructure in the world, as a developed country it suffered more damage as China, because of infrastructure failure

Not only the owner should be accountable. Anybody who had the information on the danger of the dams should be accountable.

@@carlcarl5306 agree

@@Ezekiel903 half life 3

He is serving a life sentence. Coke, bitches, and cash to burn as midnight oil.

I live in NY and have family in Michigan and i never heard about what happened. I hope recovery will be quick

I live in Midland, Michigan and the dam failures are still affecting so many people. With all the lawsuits involved with this, people will not see a dime for a very longtime. The damage is still very visible and many are still displaced from their homes.

it doenst even makes sense. They could save money by building it properly, so its working for a long amount of time. I dont have to mention your country folks may approve you more if you dont killing their entire village, do I?

@@Mirolp7 they don’t save money for no reason. They save money for their pockets and assume everything goes well so they can keep the money for their wealth

@@SigmaHayate And then they lose all of it when something goes wrong.

@@goni2493 “money makes you blind”

@ALLEN DAWE There's a channel that's all about the investigations of large scale industrial accidents; chemical plant spills, gas plant explosions, and the like. Can't remember the name, I'll look and come back in case you're interested. It never fails that companies won't take an extra recommended safety measure at $0.20 per employee, but then a year or so down the road that would have prevented an accident that cost 3 lives, thousands in hospital bills, millions in lost revenue while the plant was down for repairs and untold costs in bad faith with the community and negative press. *smh* EDIT: The channel is USCSB.

Nice one

Noice

Im gonna kill you... but first We're no strangers to love You know the rules and so do I A full commitment's what I'm thinking of You wouldn't get this from any other guy I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching but you're too shy to say it Inside we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it And if you ask me how I'm feeling Don't tell me you're too blind to see Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you No, I'm never gonna give you up No, I'm never gonna let you down No, I'll never run around and hurt you Never, ever desert you We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching but Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you No, I'm never gonna give you up No, I'm never gonna let you down No, I'll never run around and hurt you I'll never, ever desert you

Plz no kill!

@@bigchungusdriplord2301 ahhh damn

Lol

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Lol

18:30December 1 be like

And, unlike the 300 feet the video describes, the spillway at Orville Dam is 3000 feet long.

Just the noise would wake the dead. You have experienced something rare

ur amazing dude

You hate people, that's why God invented dogs cats and animals well that's all the same thing but you know what I'm saying I agree

there greedy, and like most care only about them selves.....sad how things are

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“Damn thing” unintentional pun

You should always assume that everyone is bad at their jobs. World War 2 could have been prevented on two separate occasions but incompetence and straight up ignoring intelligence allowed the blitzkrieg to happen. History is crazy, it's almost all human incompetence.

I didn’t know my name was dam

JK lol

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dam that hurts

dam that hurts

dam that hurts

dam that hurts

XDDD that happened to me too lol

THAT HAPPENED TO ME TOO!

That’s why I pay for no ads , well worth it . Can’t stand em

Yep, same here!

Brave browser. No ads. Ever.

WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZE OMG

Why? What did it look like?

@@patiencelloyd1568 the dam was 130 m high and there was no fence or anything , just a 50 cm border. I was imagining how would it be if I tripped over there and fall in void.

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@@silviu4248 ohh shit that does sound scary!

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Yes

I don't live there anymore, did tjo

Ask the people of Sanford, Michigan.

I do to

Wish I was lol

@MAUREEN GRAHAM ya!

i just dislike my own comment

what

@MAUREEN GRAHAM Do you get some kind of commission for the be amazed animal video? 😁

"First" doesn't matter how many people said it before you. *You are first*

First BTW

First

What do you guys mean by " first"

I guess u knew what to say

Omg ur right-

9/11 flashbacks

Seems like that date is just unlucky

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@@callumari5762 bot

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why so many likes

In the States... Unfortunately... The answer for around two dozen states is "What dam inspector?" ;o)

*pun gun noises*

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Kinda like flotation devices on airplanes don't do much good when your doing 300 + MPH straight into the ground

Me to

@Liam Hagie you know he is referring to those who haven't subbed right??

How far is this from phila

@@rikkipowers3921 Johnstown is closer to Pittsburgh than Philadelphia.

We have had a few earthenworks dams fail in the USA too. This is among our worst dam failures of all time. The Johnstown Flood (locally, the Great Flood of 1889) occurred on Friday, May 31, 1889, after the catastrophic failure of the South Fork Dam, located on the south fork of the Little Conemaugh River, 14 miles (23 km) upstream of the town of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The dam broke after several days of extremely heavy rainfall, releasing 14.55 million cubic meters of water. South Fork Dam was an earth- and rock-fill dam located about 8 miles east of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. ... The resulting flood wave that contained 20 million tons of water and debris caused 2,209 fatalities and became known as the “Johnstown Flood”. South Fork Dam an earthen works structure. So you see we had our damn failures too and look at that death toll. All because some super rich 1%'er goof's wanted a private fishing lake.

@@AUTISTICLYCAN "All because some super rich 1%'er goof's wanted a private fishing lake."(sic) Don't you mean by wonderful collective government for the good of the people? I mean most of you lunatics who cry about people having more money than you are usually all for public works like this..... except when they go wrong, then you blame the rich. "The South Fork Dam was originally built between 1838-1853 by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as part of the canal system to be used as a reservoir for the state's Main Line of Public Works canal basin in Johnstown. It was abandoned by the commonwealth, sold to the Pennsylvania Railroad, and sold again to private interests."

@@sammorgan31 In this case, the rich definitely need blamed. The Commonwealth were not the ones still using the dam for their own fun while neglecting to maintain it and HIDING it.

How is he a Multimedia Video Processor?

I'm reminded of a story (have no idea how true or not) about Henry Ford inviting Nikola Tesla to his factory for a tour and luncheon chat... During the tour, they happened on a section of the assembly line where a cable with clamp-on hooks would slowly and steadily draw the mostly complete cars along the floor with various workers grabbing parts and jumping onto them to install along the way... AND while Ford proudly explained his machinations, an alarm rang and the line stopped. Several guys in lab-coats assessed the thing with mostly quick visual inspections, a few shared sentiments with workers, and then one would fiddle a bit with a pulley on the floor and another would pull the lever to re-start the line... A few minutes passed and the same thing happened, and Tesla started watching over Ford's shoulder as the same antics were repeated. The third repetition, Ford was starting to get anxious and then tried to divert attention to the impending luncheon time, but Tesla was a bit simpler man, and pointedly asked why Ford didn't just fix the problem. "We've tried," Ford responded. "Some of my best guys have spent weeks studying it, and still haven't got a solution... BUT if you think you're good enough, I'd happily pay whatever you charge." "Certainly, "Tesla abruptly whirled and took a very businesslike pace out the door and down the street to a hardware store... Ford looked a little disturbed and confused, but within a matter of minutes Tesla was returning and shrugging out of his jacket, on his way to one of several boxes on the floor about the cable-works. He proceeded to open the housing and pound mercilessly on something inside for several minutes, and then casually flipped the thing shut again, returning it to working condition while yet another guy in a lab-coat pulled the lever and resumed the line working. With his jacket hooked on his fingers, over his shoulder, Tesla returned to Ford's side to watch the line for nearly twenty minutes without a single disturbance, and then handed Ford the hammer. "That will be 5 thousand and 5 dollars," Tesla nodded. For a moment, Ford was amazed that in minutes Tesla had fixed what his whole team of engineers hadn't been able to in more than a year... AND then he was incredulous. "Five THOUSAND... For a HAMMER?!" "No," Tesla shook his head. "Five dollars for the hammer... available at any hardware shop. Five THOUSAND for knowing where to swing it." ;o)

Pat I'll be checking it out shortly thanks for the info

@@Mr.Robert1 cool it took out a bunch of houses that collapsed into the water !!!

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That was water getting into a salt mine IIRC? It literally melted. Predictable, but fortunately not fatal (if it's the one I'm thinking of).

I think the US is one with the worst infrastructure in the world, as a developed country it suffered more damage as China, because of infrastructure failure

He did... "fortnight." It means a two week period. I looked it up XD

@@suzannedemoranville7120 No it's fortnite

@@semoby8049 Look at the captions, and then look up what a fortnight is. I’m not sure if you’re referencing the video game as a joke or not, but if you are, sorry for being so persistent XD r/whoosh me if you are

@@suzannedemoranville7120 it was a joke

PS: Feel free to contact me about these a-hole's colossal screw ups, I've got quite the treasure trove of info about them.

Prison or death life in prison is moral for such screw ups. Think about what would happen if you or I killed that many people just by being ignorant

@@michaelmeddaugh2124 Prison would be the least of our worries. 🙄

lol