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"Brimstone" wrote in
: Who said he deserved to die? Several posters. Who said that simply being on or about a railway line meant certain death? It seems to be implicit in a number of posts, in this thread and many others, in uk.railway, at least. He didn't die because he was on a railway line. He died because he was stupid enough to get hit by a fast moving train. You say stupidity, I say misjudgement. Your version would imply that any accidental death is because of the stupidity of the victim. Trains Don't Take Prisoners! Pity. Could be a growing source of traffic. Rick. |
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"Rick Hughes" wrote
Trains Don't Take Prisoners! Pity. Could be a growing source of traffic. They used to. There was even a telegraphic code - JUG - which meant 'Please reserve the following accommodation for prisoner and escort.' Peter |
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![]() Rick Hughes wrote: "Brimstone" wrote in : He didn't die because he was on a railway line. He died because he was stupid enough to get hit by a fast moving train. You say stupidity, I say misjudgement. Your version would imply that any accidental death is because of the stupidity of the victim. So how do you describe someone who puts himself in the path of a heavy, fast moving vehicle that takes almost a mile to stop and can't swerve aside to avoid him? Trains Don't Take Prisoners! Pity. Could be a growing source of traffic. OldLag-Rail anyone? :-) |
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