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03-23-2005, 01:54 PM
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This really ticks me off when I read it, so I thought I would share. I know some of ya'll ride so you will feel the same as I do about this one.
http://www.ama-cycle.org/news/2005/dickerson.asp
http://www.ama-cycle.org/news/2005/dickerson.asp
03-23-2005, 04:14 PM
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What a jerk.
Along those lines, here is a story I saw today about a Connecticut state trooper who said "So what" on a 9-1-1 call and then hung up when someone called about a friend injured in a motorcycle accident. It took 3 calls to get someone to give a crap.
Article Here
~Rob
Along those lines, here is a story I saw today about a Connecticut state trooper who said "So what" on a 9-1-1 call and then hung up when someone called about a friend injured in a motorcycle accident. It took 3 calls to get someone to give a crap.
Article Here
~Rob
03-23-2005, 04:19 PM
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Well, calling a cop and asking him to come and clean up your buddy's decapitated corpse from the asphault would probably put a hamper on anybody's day...
"His head's laying ten feet from his body, what should I do!?!"
"Oh HGFDF ASD hgsw asf"...
The cop was on his way, he just wasn't too happy about it...
"His head's laying ten feet from his body, what should I do!?!"
"Oh HGFDF ASD hgsw asf"...
The cop was on his way, he just wasn't too happy about it...
03-23-2005, 04:31 PM
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Originally posted by Begle1
Well, calling a cop and asking him to come and clean up your buddy's decapitated corpse from the asphault would probably put a hamper on anybody's day...
Well, calling a cop and asking him to come and clean up your buddy's decapitated corpse from the asphault would probably put a hamper on anybody's day...
We’re the ones left to pick up the body parts. Let me tell you... if you get the chance to do that.... pass on it. It is definitely a minus on the day's agenda.
Britt
03-23-2005, 04:39 PM
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Originally posted by t-7 firefighter
Well that would be true if the cops actually did clean up your buddy's corpse. All they do around here is direct traffic.
We’re the ones left to pick up the body parts. Let me tell you... if you get the chance to do that.... pass on it. It is definitely a minus on the day's agenda.
Britt
Well that would be true if the cops actually did clean up your buddy's corpse. All they do around here is direct traffic.
We’re the ones left to pick up the body parts. Let me tell you... if you get the chance to do that.... pass on it. It is definitely a minus on the day's agenda.
Britt
I knew you were going to chime in when I said that... I really did...
To keep the firefighters happy...
"Well, calling a cop and asking him to come and watch the real men clean up your buddy's decapitated corpse from the asphault would probably put a hamper on anybody's day..."
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03-23-2005, 04:43 PM
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I agree with t-7 dismembered body parts are no fun.
On another note who else should wear helmets? Ice skaters, horse riders, skate board riders, grandpa in the shower, cheerleaders, kids on bikes, people who refuse to wear seatbelts, window washers. I guess I could keep going on. At one time or another I have treated each one of these with head injuries. Their outcome may have been different if they were only wearing a helmet. But as they say stuff happens
On another note who else should wear helmets? Ice skaters, horse riders, skate board riders, grandpa in the shower, cheerleaders, kids on bikes, people who refuse to wear seatbelts, window washers. I guess I could keep going on. At one time or another I have treated each one of these with head injuries. Their outcome may have been different if they were only wearing a helmet. But as they say stuff happens
03-23-2005, 04:46 PM
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The fit on that one has started to hit the shan.
The CSP press release
http://www.state.ct.us/dps/dpspio/ar...-05peasley.pdf
The petition
http://www.petitiononline.com/Peasley/petition.html
The CSP press release
http://www.state.ct.us/dps/dpspio/ar...-05peasley.pdf
The petition
http://www.petitiononline.com/Peasley/petition.html
03-23-2005, 09:08 PM
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This guy is like that moron Michael Moore, nobody with an IQ higher than a fence post is going pay any attention to his rants anyway. He is just out to get publicity via shock press, and everybody knows there is no such thing as "Bad Press".
I say ignore him and he will go away
I say ignore him and he will go away
03-25-2005, 03:15 PM
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Originally posted by t-7 firefighter
Well that would be true if the cops actually did clean up your buddy's corpse. All they do around here is direct traffic.
We’re the ones left to pick up the body parts. Let me tell you... if you get the chance to do that.... pass on it. It is definitely a minus on the day's agenda.
Britt
Well that would be true if the cops actually did clean up your buddy's corpse. All they do around here is direct traffic.
We’re the ones left to pick up the body parts. Let me tell you... if you get the chance to do that.... pass on it. It is definitely a minus on the day's agenda.
Britt
My captain asked me the condition of a patient on an MVI one time....I told him "he's a Pez dispenser".
If it's a viable body part (maybe can be re-attached) we'll pick it up and send it along. If it's basically splatter, the guys in the van with no lights handle that.
Usually a bad thing when they call for the van with no lights.......
03-25-2005, 03:53 PM
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"I didn't see him"
And that's supposed to make it all better.
My 2 rules for Riding in the DC Metro area:
Ride like you're invisable.
Never ride faster than your Guardian Angel can fly.
And that's supposed to make it all better.
My 2 rules for Riding in the DC Metro area:
Ride like you're invisable.
Never ride faster than your Guardian Angel can fly.
03-25-2005, 04:51 PM
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thats an ongoing issue that the AMA has been dealing with. im glad im a member of the AMA. they are a good group and do alot for our rights as motorcyclists. scott
03-25-2005, 05:50 PM
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We’re the ones left to pick up the body parts. Let me tell you... if you get the chance to do that.... pass on it. It is definitely a minus on the day's agenda.
Britt
Britt