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Hahahaha! :) I mean, if you told me you were doing a defensive driving course i’d be like hell yeah! You know that would keep your skills sharp, and the accid
by keepamovin 3y ago
Hahahaha! :)
I mean, if you told me you were doing a defensive driving course i’d be like hell yeah!
You know that would keep your skills sharp, and the accidents would be a result of those stressors.
Haha. I suppose the obvious difference is a car “accident” depending on how controlled it is could kill you. Whereas a handful of cigarettes is not going to kill you.
- defrost 3y agoWe had no milk for a week in the 1970s. The driver of the road train bringing groceries up the west coast highway flicked a cigarette out the window that blew straight back in and into his eye causing him to over steer a roll a prime mover and two trailers. You're correct that it didn't kill him, but it was a close call that could've gone that way.
- keepamovin 3y agoOh hahahah. That's a great story, but I think you might be missing the point of taking a cigarette. Hahahah! :) Ah the endless interactions between between vehicles and cigarettes. Don't know why this came to me but in Taiwan, a massive rail tragedy was caused when a utility truck for some kind of maintenance rolled backwards down an embankment and onto a rail line at the mouth of a tunnel. The train was either entering or exiting (I forget which) and dozens of people were killed. All because a much smaller vehicle parked unsafely or forgot the handbrake!!!