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Nebraska State Patrol Officers continue their investigation into the crash of a semitrailer, seen Saturday, May 24, 2003, into the main support of a county road viaduct approximately three miles west of Big Springs. The accident, which caused the viaduct's collapse onto I-80, happened at approximately 9 p.m. Friday. Gov. Mike Johanns has requested that all available resources be used to reopen a section of the nation's busiest highway that was closed when a bridge collapsed onto Interstate 80. (AP Photo/Mary Pierce)



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South Korean curator Martin Shim looks at a wooden sculpture symbolizing a man's sexual organ at the Asia Eros Museum in Seoul May 23, 2003. South Korea's first sex museum, which has a collection of 300 kinds of Asian sex antiques, will officially open this Saturday in central Seoul. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon



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Union Army Maj. Gen. John A. Logan poses in this undated 19th century photo. Logan, known as the 'Father of Memorial Day,' ordered in 1868 that: 'The 30th day of May is designated for the purpose of strewing with flowers or otherwise decorating the graves of comrades who died in defense of their country...' to honor the nearly 500,000 lives lost in the U.S. Civil War. It was finally made a national holiday by Congress in 1971, to remember all U.S. war dead. (AP Photo)



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An Iraqi boy rides his bicycle past a destroyed Iraqi armored personnel carrier, unaware of the potential danger that could be left by depleted uranium shells, in a street of Baghdad, Thursday, May 15, 2003. Iraqi doctors and scientists are worried that birth defects and childhood cancers could surge in the aftermath of the latest conflict, not unlike medical problems in southern Iraq after the mildly radioactive munitions were first used in the 1991 Gulf War. (AP Photo/Murad Sezer)



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Dorothy Salavec, left, visits the grave of her son Walter Salavec, Jr., with friend Marjery Daley at the Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx borough of New York, Saturday, May 24, 2003. Walter Salavec Jr. was killed in the Vietnam War in 1971. Daley visited the grave of her husband Lawrence Daley, who was killed in World War ll. Salavec and Daley, both from the Bronx, visit the grave sites together every Memorial Day weekend. (AP Photo/Jennifer Szymaszek)



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A watermelon vendors son rests on watermelons in Bhopal, capital of the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, Thursday May 22, 2003. Watermelons are a popular refreshment in India. (AP Photo/Gaurav Tiwari)



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A U.S. special forces soldier stands guard during an anti-American protest in Kabul May 24, 2003. About 50 afghan men staged a protest near the U.S. embassy in Kabul. The protesters wanted the U.S. troops who shot dead three Afghan soldiers outside the US embassy earlier this week to be put on trial. REUTERS/Ahmad Masood



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A Chinese woman flies a kite featuring a masked image of Jesus in Beijing May 24, 2003. Authorities in China's capital have cautioned residents not to relax vigilance against the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) despite the fact that the number of new cases has fallen fast. REUTERS/China Photo

Holy Cow!!! I've traveled under that bridge several times. [shock]

That is a spectacular pic. At first I thought the trailer was too tall to fit under the bridge. Riiiiiiiipppp....

Oh my!!! Look at the hole in the end of the barrel...it must be a ½" or so. [;)]

Oh well, no wonder the SF dude is pointing the thing at the camera man. Look at his name....I wonder what else the camera man was doing? Maybe he needs to find a better crowd to hang out with.

Thanks for the pics Johnny_Reno. I enjoy them everyday.

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This one really got to me.  I can only imagine the burden this poor woman has to bear.  God bless you Mrs. Salavec

Thanks, it's my pleasure.

Thanks JR Have a good day!!

Here's the pic from the other side.

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A damaged semitrailer is shown trapped under a collapsed bridge as investigators work the site Saturday, May 24, 2003, after a different trailer crashed Friday night into the bridge's center support columns on Interstate 80 about three miles west of Big Springs, Neb. Two other eastbound semitrailers were also damaged. Gov. Mike Johanns said authorities estimate the section of the nation's busiest highway will reopen Monday, with crews working round-the-clock. (AP Photo/Mary Pierce)

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That is a terribly imposing prospective.

Hey it's Jim Carrey [lolabove]

Jim Carrey with Terminator shades. [:D]

But look where he has his right hand. Like jethead said, terribly imposing persective.