Indoor Sinkhole Swallows Man on Forklift as New Jersey Warehouse Floor Collapses

reply to post by seabag


The guatemalan one looks constructed also and some others. There are so MANY!! Why are they not full of water if water created them as they sometimes say? Why are they so sudden with no cracking and warning in most cases?

Originally posted by Char-Lee
reply to post by seabag

 

The guatemalan one looks constructed also and some others. There are so MANY!! Why are they not full of water if water created them as they sometimes say? Why are they so sudden with no cracking and warning in most cases?

wow that is one great picture..

The show swamp people had an episode a couple weeks ago where they were fishing right on top of that huge sinkhole in lousiana

It was bubbling like crazy and they were in a hurry to get out of there

reply to post by goou111


How about under your bed in the middle of the night? This one would leave you with nightmares...to Horror movie-ish!

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reply to post by Char-Lee


I believe its called an Old And Aging Infrastructure that's gone too long in disrepair.

reply to post by Pegasus2000


That hole under the bed looks like it was caused by aging infrastructure to you?

Originally posted by Pegasus2000
reply to post by Char-Lee

 

I believe its called an Old And Aging Infrastructure that's gone too long in disrepair.

If you really look at it and think about a hole somehow empty of soil under the floor, with tiles there should still be some tiles poking out over the hole the tiles would NOT fall away and break along the wall of the hole they would drop where the squares met and the outside ones remain....

in other words this hole was cut from below from IN the ground there seems no other logical explanation!