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Re: Stop for those STOP Signs
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Posted by wdTom on September 29, 2003 at 16:55:36 from (155.212.223.71):
In Reply to: Stop for those STOP Signs posted by sod on September 28, 2003 at 17:20:01:
I have to agree with the "survival of the fittest" here. Anyone over the age of 12 (or less) knows not to fuc& with a train and if you do you know what can happen. It is on the news every so often in all parts of the country. I feel for the families though. As for the train crew, well they have NO blame, it is not their fault. I understand they may feel bad, but it is no more their fault than it is their fault if someone goes out in a thunder storm and is struck by lightning.
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