A Bridge Too Far
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7. irishgek commented 12 years ago
You know what , That is the FIRST time EVER I have seen them work like this as over here they build motorways and 2 days later they block one lane off for "road works" on a Brand new road.
Or even better they close roads to cut down some tree's at 4pm right as rush hour traffic starts threw the town ....
I'd love to send this to ever council road worker and planner in Ireland to show them this is how you do it!
Or even better they close roads to cut down some tree's at 4pm right as rush hour traffic starts threw the town ....
I'd love to send this to ever council road worker and planner in Ireland to show them this is how you do it!


11. Gattaiolato commented 12 years ago
Very nice video.
I having some problems since Snotr get HD videos. The time I need to download the video is enormous and I've started to google the title of the video to watch it elsewhere (in this case vimeo).
Am I the only who experience this problem?
I having some problems since Snotr get HD videos. The time I need to download the video is enormous and I've started to google the title of the video to watch it elsewhere (in this case vimeo).
Am I the only who experience this problem?


12. Sizzlik (admin) commented 12 years ago
#11 Videos didnt switched to HD..just enhanced quality. Just some vids turn out in HD quality. And the download time for it didnt changed that much, since by time the enhanced quality started we also switched to new servers with more bandwith. And i can tell you that even on a crapy 2005 notebook on a 3mb copper line in a public hotspot i have no problem. (And it makes no difference if admin or not)
If this issue is reported by many users the programmers here will surely take a look to fix it. I just can assure you that even on an old pc on a crap line i dont got any issues. Maybe you got something else running in the background that uses your line.
If this issue is reported by many users the programmers here will surely take a look to fix it. I just can assure you that even on an old pc on a crap line i dont got any issues. Maybe you got something else running in the background that uses your line.


13. bountyhunter53 commented 12 years ago
This is what we British are good at!


16. Gattaiolato commented 12 years ago
#12 ok! I suppose there is a problem with my pc but... on the other site I hadn't the same problem, I don't want to complain, I'd know if it's a my or a pubblic problem.
Anyway thanks, I'll check my PC and my line
Anyway thanks, I'll check my PC and my line


19. Nifen commented 12 years ago
This Was NOT produced in Australia. In Australia they would spend a 2 months creating a new road for deverting traffic, then another 2 months removing the old bridge, before spending another 1 removing the temp road again. While doing the work they will destroy the road under the bridge, causing pot holes and then patching it which will cause it to be super bumpy.
Top it off, At any point of time that it started to rain, they would stop working.
If it got to hot, they would stop working and if it got to 5 PM they would go home.
Though don't forget about the smoking breaks.
Top it off, At any point of time that it started to rain, they would stop working.
If it got to hot, they would stop working and if it got to 5 PM they would go home.
Though don't forget about the smoking breaks.


22. GJJACKSON1968 commented 12 years ago
That was brilliant to watch. Reminded me of an ant colony! Thanks for posting.


23. peacinu commented 12 years ago
#3 Then you should come in Romania. Add 5 more years to the ones of yours. Imagine that we had to make a few hundred miles of highway and it has passed over 8 years and what we made was BARELY 25 miles. Imagine that. If you ever (as if) come to this country, bring one of your monster trucks and you'll be ok. For those who disagree, well... you should get out more. It's a fact. The only almost perfect road that we have is the Transfagarasan road. Yes, it's a road.


27. Judge-Jake commented 3 years ago
I wonder how much you would need to slow it down to watch it completed at normal speed. 

+15 1. N3R3Z commented 12 years ago