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DudeMan2766 wrote:Sorry SS. Saw you posted 1 minute before me.
shafnutz05 wrote:The photographer's explanation is a load of crap.
Sarcastic wrote:On the news yesterday they said that no less than 50 people die each year on nyc tracks, one way or another (not necessarily pushed by someone, just accidents or suicides).
Godric wrote:Sarcastic wrote:On the news yesterday they said that no less than 50 people die each year on nyc tracks, one way or another (not necessarily pushed by someone, just accidents or suicides).
I never understood why they just don't put a retracting barrier up....
How hard would that be?
TheHammer24 wrote:Godric wrote:Sarcastic wrote:On the news yesterday they said that no less than 50 people die each year on nyc tracks, one way or another (not necessarily pushed by someone, just accidents or suicides).
I never understood why they just don't put a retracting barrier up....
How hard would that be?
Super expensive.
I have no idea how there are 0 people that die in this manner in Chicago every year.
I doubt it. It seems like a majority are suicides or people entering the track on their own.Godric wrote:TheHammer24 wrote:Godric wrote:Sarcastic wrote:On the news yesterday they said that no less than 50 people die each year on nyc tracks, one way or another (not necessarily pushed by someone, just accidents or suicides).
I never understood why they just don't put a retracting barrier up....
How hard would that be?
Super expensive.
I have no idea how there are 0 people that die in this manner in Chicago every year.
I'd argue 50 people being killed a year is more expensive.
Shyster wrote:I’ve seen a surveillance video of a drunk guy who fell on the third rail on the NYC subway. After a while, he caught fire. Some woman on the platform kept screaming “Why doesn’t someone help him?” Lady, there’s smoke coming out of his ears and his clothes just lit up. I think he’s beyond help.
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