Now THATS a bad day!!!

Well I'll be
Got to learn them tricks
How in the heck do they get them pictures of the bottom of the crain and the splashing

 

I have been looking at # 4 and the last
I do notice something else
In picture 4 the truck is set quite a ways off the edge
Then in the last picture it is just falling off the edge
For it to have gotten that way it would have rolled onto the roof or at least dragged on its side and left a mark in the dirt

 

The first truck going in looks to be real so that sucks in itself but the last one going in is hotoshoped. they vomed them a bit to make the perspective look deiiferent but that one of the second truck going over is fake. Bsides if you look how far out that outriger is it would not go in like that. It would have stood on it's nose and that outrigger in the air and not gone right over the edge like that.
You wouldn't believe what photoshop can do. They basicly cut the figures out of another picture then move them over and then blend them in. That one is sloppy compared to some I've seen

 

YOu know what but that last pic could be set up
The arm could be resting on the bottom to keep it from falling over

 

the truck in the water alread is in the exact same position as the pic before it with the other truck still on the ground. It wouldn't be sitting there half out of the water. Plus all that hazey looking stuff I think meant to look like steam but the green truck isn't in the water yet to make steam and the other truck had been there so it is not from it either. Besides the guy in the white shirt looking away is the dead giveaway. It's exactly the same as the 4th picture

 

I read somewhere this really happened, except the last pic, which is a fake. And if you look, it's the only one that doesn't look 'right'.

 

Well I dont know if its photo shoper or not but they are some cool pics anyway!

 

Last pic is chopped.

I've seen these before except for the last pic.

 

Nope.
Not "chopped" or "shopped" (as in PhotoShopped) I have seen those pics off and on since about 1998, ALL of them.