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>Im thinking shitty weld of two pieces but I'm not a welder…
Doesn't look like a joint to me. The bolted on plate was more rigid than the rest of the beam,
and the flexing caused that "crack" point to flex under traffic.
>That is how you justify posting little girls?
She's not a little girl, sicko, she's a model. Born in 1996, pic was first online in 2017. See;
>Clearly, there is need to point you pervs out, as I have clearly done.
You've just made yourself look like fool is all you've done. She's cute, but I didn't post it.
The anon who did responded directly to you to explain that she's a model born in 1996.
You're unreasonable, easily triggered by beautiful young women, and need to have a
little timeout. See ya next bread.
>Should I keep filtering you?
>Portable water jet cutter perhaps.
Still not seeing it. If this is a fatigue break then the flexing would only be up and down,
hence the straight break across the top of the beam, but the break along the side
would be at an angle (and note that it appears to be two angles) as the break propagates.