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09-13-2011
I wouldn't have hesitated. The dude in the suit and tie on the other hand.... should have been under that car.
09-13-2011
I would like to think that I would've done what those people did, but I'd have to be in that scenario.
Words and actions are two separate things.
I do agree though, wtf was that guy in the tie doing?
09-13-2011
Agreed. Hesitation gets ppl killed.Originally Posted by NegativeOne13
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09-13-2011
^ditto. wouldn't hesistate.
09-13-2011
thats incredible!
id totally help
09-13-2011
My luck, if I tried to help, I'd probably make things worse.
09-13-2011
id help. idk how, but id help.
09-13-2011
I would, but I think I would've looked for a fire extinguisher inside that car first.
09-13-2011
havent seen a car in america that had a fire extinguisher. it isnt required.
09-13-2011
I wouldn't need the help, I have the strength of ten men!
09-13-2011
I wouldn't need the help, I have the strength of ten men!
Agreed tho, I'd be helping as much as I could. Never been in that situation so I can't say for sure my place but I wouldn't just run away crying. Those people are heroes!
Originally Posted by AmericanSoldier
09-13-2011
I carry one. I'm going to mount it on the backside of my center console when I get time. It cost me a whole $20 at wal-mart and is good either 2 or 5 years, I don't remember off hand, but its a damn good investment.
Originally Posted by W-Body Store
09-13-2011
what about some honda ricer with his "racing fire extinguisher"?
and yes i would deffinatly help out.
09-13-2011
Anyone else think the guy in the suit and tie is the owner of the BMW?
09-13-2011
That's the FIRST thing I thought when I saw him meandering around back there.
Times like this are when you discover what your "fight or flight" reaction is. Those that fight are not thinking about the danger of the situation. Instincts and adrenalin kick in, and you just react. There will be plenty of time to think about what could have been later.
Those that fly, on the other hand, stand in the background and watch in a suit and tie. Oh, and have vaginas.
09-13-2011
I would have helped. Or at least try to. Not like the douche hole in the suit and tie.
09-13-2011
OMG! These people need a medal!!
I have been in a situation where help was needed.. It was in vain..
The young man did end up dying.. It was very upsetting.. Untill his family called me and thanked me for the assistance I did offer..
Im a motorcycle rider.. So I wouldnt have even thought about it before helping..
This makes my heart swell thinking there are still people willing to throw personal safety to the side to help save another human life...
Heros in my book..
09-13-2011
Maybe it's just the way I was raised, or the way I'm wired, but I don't think they did anything extraordinary. Sure they were put in a situation that is out of the ordinary, but to me there actions were, to me, absolutely called for. Not brave and heroic, simply on par. I'd call them good people, but not heroes.
09-13-2011
Agreed.. 100%.. But in todays day and age.. Where most people are not wired like you and I.. Heros.. Plain and simple..
Now where I come from.. (Friends and family..) I would expect no less..
But we are a bunch of good ol boys who were raised to serve God, Country and fellow man..
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