| They said the warning sign was too small.... 16:52 - Oct 16 with 4860 views | hampstead_blue |
I'd say her intellect was sadly smaller.
Who in their right mind would stick their head out of a train like that!
How on earth can you blame the rail company for such a stupid and random act.
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| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 12:51 - Oct 17 with 667 views | jjblue84 |
| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 12:48 - Oct 17 by SouperJim |
Actually signs can make you more vulnerable to litigation, if not enough risk-reducing measures are in place. The presence of a sign proves they have identified a hazard and therefore need to have done enough to prevent an accident. Which in this case, they clearly didn't. |
It’s impossible to protect stupid people, and it’s a waste of everyone’s time and money to try... |  | | |
| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 12:55 - Oct 17 with 664 views | Herbivore |
| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 12:51 - Oct 17 by jjblue84 |
It’s impossible to protect stupid people, and it’s a waste of everyone’s time and money to try... |
Speaks the voice of experience. |  |
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| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 12:56 - Oct 17 with 659 views | Sikamikanico |
| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 11:43 - Oct 17 by Oxford_Blue |
The difficulty is that the train company admitted the sign wasn’t good enough in its own risk assessment and yet didn’t replace it in the timeframe they said they would. Plus Railtrack appear to have been negligent in not dealing with the tree |
Yes, I know all that. Doesn't stop me from being of the opinion that anyone who sticks their head out of a moving train is an idiot
edited as used "there" instead of "their". [Post edited 17 Oct 2019 12:57]
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| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 13:13 - Oct 17 with 635 views | Sikamikanico |
| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 12:59 - Oct 17 by Swansea_Blue |
"edited as used "there" instead of "their".
You can't be held responsible for Phil's failure to display signage instructing on the correct usage of grammar and spelling. Rather than edit, you should have sued  |
In that case there must a lot of people on this forum who must be contacting their legal teams | | | |
| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 22:33 - Oct 17 with 593 views | thatdamgood89 |
I remember we were forced to watch an education video on moving trains and the dangers at school. In it the little cartoon man had his head knocked off his shoulders...I’ve never gone near a train window again. |  |
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| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 07:42 - Oct 18 with 553 views | BloomBlue |
A Norwich fan in the 70s travelling home from a game lost his head in the same way.
Actually a few people lost their heads that way in the 70s |  | | |
| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 07:46 - Oct 18 with 551 views | jeera |
| They said the warning sign was too small.... on 11:38 - Oct 17 by Sikamikanico |
Tragic but its hard to be sympathetic. Common sense really seems to be absent nowadays |
Hard to be sympathetic?
A young lady has had her head caved in by making a simple error and her family will be devastated. They have to bury her and "it's hard to be sympathetic".
I wonder about some of you. |  |
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