Francis Scott Key wrote the Star-Spangled Banner, which later became the US national anthem, while gazing across this same Patapsco river in the morning after a battle and saw that the flag was "still there". On the morning of March 26, 2024, the Bridge in his name was no longer there. Sad.
The bridge stood for 47 years and 3 days (17170 days) before destroyed by a trade ship from Asia headed for Indian waters. The tragedy occured when the engine of the tradeship failed resulting in it being adrift until colliding with the bridge.
The Key bridge collapsed 209 years after its namesake wrote the Star-Spangled Banner. The embarrassed tradeship had been christened Dali: a name famous from the Spanish surrealist painter known for depicting melting clocks, not bridges.
Hahm. No, I did it myself. Your LLM detection circuitry needs to be upgraded, sir.
It's sad that people think anything a little 'different' is LLM. Almost exactly as if those takes like "this is LLM" is an LLM-brained take itself haha! :)
The bridge stood for 47 years and 3 days (17170 days) before destroyed by a trade ship from Asia headed for Indian waters. The tragedy occured when the engine of the tradeship failed resulting in it being adrift until colliding with the bridge.
The Key bridge collapsed 209 years after its namesake wrote the Star-Spangled Banner. The embarrassed tradeship had been christened Dali: a name famous from the Spanish surrealist painter known for depicting melting clocks, not bridges.