Re: Chick hit by rc truck
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 4:53 pm
lol, we'll have to ask Jeff to give some background on it next time he's on here.Lowgear wrote:Yeah, its pretty old. I forget the story behind it.
lol, we'll have to ask Jeff to give some background on it next time he's on here.Lowgear wrote:Yeah, its pretty old. I forget the story behind it.
My point exactly. Because SHE wanted to be a problem child, SHE put herself in harms way. There is no amount of care on the part of the rest of the world that will save a moron from imminent danger. She knew full well that there was an rc, if not multiple rcs in the area and it was her choice to put herself in a situation of getting hit. Having a lack of brains or common sense does not make her stupidity the fault of those around her.J.M. wrote:Mindwarp.
If my wife, daughter or even son had been riding there bikes at that facility with a bunch of dudes driving there nitro trucks I would tell them to stay clear of where they were driving.
These vehicles are fast, heavy and definitely noisy. You'd have to be deaf, dumb and blind not to know they were in operation in that facility. Earlier footage showed the woman getting peeved when the truck was being driven where she wanted to ride. I don't support anyone wanting to use their r/c as a weapon but it was pretty obvious she should have used her smarts and stayed clear of that area.
First thing that came to my mind, but it is obvious as to why.Halgar wrote: She also wasn't wearing a helmet or other protective gear
THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:I just wish her shirt had gotten caught in the rear tire and freed those sweater cows!![]()
U mad bro? GeezHalgar wrote:My point exactly. Because SHE wanted to be a problem child, SHE put herself in harms way. There is no amount of care on the part of the rest of the world that will save a moron from imminent danger. She knew full well that there was an rc, if not multiple rcs in the area and it was her choice to put herself in a situation of getting hit. Having a lack of brains or common sense does not make her stupidity the fault of those around her.J.M. wrote:Mindwarp.
If my wife, daughter or even son had been riding there bikes at that facility with a bunch of dudes driving there nitro trucks I would tell them to stay clear of where they were driving.
These vehicles are fast, heavy and definitely noisy. You'd have to be deaf, dumb and blind not to know they were in operation in that facility. Earlier footage showed the woman getting peeved when the truck was being driven where she wanted to ride. I don't support anyone wanting to use their r/c as a weapon but it was pretty obvious she should have used her smarts and stayed clear of that area.
She also wasn't wearing a helmet or other protective gear, if she had creamed by another bike rider and gotten a injured, was it the other biker's fault because she wasn't wearing safety gear? Maybe it's the property owner's fault that she wasn't wearing protective gear? Maybe the bike manufacturer should be held liable for not putting a protective cage on the bike to protect her, or forgot to put labels on the bike that it's dangerous to ride a bike in a public place?
Nope, not at all, just providing a different perspective to the event.Mindwarp wrote:U mad bro? Geez
I love it! Brilliant call.I just wish her shirt had gotten caught in the rear tire and freed those sweater cows!
My kind o' lady!J.M. wrote:she has decided to stick her heels in and ride that course no matter what came her way.
THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:My kind o' lady!J.M. wrote:she has decided to stick her heels in and ride that course no matter what came her way.