Posted by doug in illinois on November 24, 2008 at 17:37:30 from (207.144.232.162):
In Reply to: Helping others! posted by Mark W. on November 24, 2008 at 06:13:55:
I have helped plenty of people out of places they shouldn't be, especially in Nebraska winters. I was out busting snow drifts one Sunday after church with my 4x4 Dodge just for fun, was living in Lincoln, NE at the time. I had chains for it but forgot them at home, so I wasn't too brave on big long drifts. But wind was really coming up, I started back home, came upon a couple older people trying to deliver the Sunday papers, very very stuck with their 4x4. Another 10 minutes Ithink he would have died trying to dig it out, he was badly frostbit already. I pulled them out, and told them to follow. 10 minutes later, they still aren't to clear road. I went back, he was stuck in next drift. He said he thought he could take time to get warmed up before he followed and maybe finish the paper route. I made it clear it was too bad to bust back thru and save him again. Told him to just go to a hospital on the 4 lane, I got him to the 4 lane. Hope he did. Would I save him again? Probably, but make it clear he stays only one snowdrift back from me so he has time to stop if I bury my 4x4. DOUG
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