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Bill Baka
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Frank Krygowski wrote:
> Bill Z. wrote:
>
>> Frank Krygowski <[email protected]> writes:
>>
>>
>>
>>> I'm sure that Bill, in his studied ignorance, has never viewed the
>>> Safe Kids video titled "Jello in a Jar." A few years ago, this was
>>> widely shown at any gathering at which Safe Kids could get a foot in a
>>> door.
>>
>>
>>
>> Krygowksi, being rude as ever, fails to realize that "Safe Kids"
>> videos are hardly required viewing material. You'd have to wonder
>> why he'd waste his time watching them if he is as experienced a
>> cyclist as he pretends to be.
>
>
> The video was being shown to me by a representative of Safe Kids,
> because I was our club's Safety Chairman, and was teaching cycling
> classes. She was trying to convince me that a) helmets really, really
> WERE the most important thing about bike safety, and b) I should show
> this "wonderful" video to my club and to any cycling classes I taught.
> She was also hoping to get my support for a mandatory helmet law.
>
>
The helmet won't do much good if the kid pulls in front of a cement
truck or Semi, will it.???
My stepson and wife saw a man (drunk) try to hop a moving train on an
overpass bridge and pieces of him fell on the people picnicking below.
They had to hose the tracks and gather him up in a bucket, then remove
and replace the sand. What did my stepson say? "ooh, badddo, cool."
That one is not mine by genetics, thank God.
My granddaughter saw one of her friends get run over by a Semi at a fair
speed she was literally cut in pieces, to where they found her arm in
some bushes.
I don't think a helmet would have done much good.
Bill Baka
I hope you aren't eating when you read this one.
> Bill Z. wrote:
>
>> Frank Krygowski <[email protected]> writes:
>>
>>
>>
>>> I'm sure that Bill, in his studied ignorance, has never viewed the
>>> Safe Kids video titled "Jello in a Jar." A few years ago, this was
>>> widely shown at any gathering at which Safe Kids could get a foot in a
>>> door.
>>
>>
>>
>> Krygowksi, being rude as ever, fails to realize that "Safe Kids"
>> videos are hardly required viewing material. You'd have to wonder
>> why he'd waste his time watching them if he is as experienced a
>> cyclist as he pretends to be.
>
>
> The video was being shown to me by a representative of Safe Kids,
> because I was our club's Safety Chairman, and was teaching cycling
> classes. She was trying to convince me that a) helmets really, really
> WERE the most important thing about bike safety, and b) I should show
> this "wonderful" video to my club and to any cycling classes I taught.
> She was also hoping to get my support for a mandatory helmet law.
>
>
The helmet won't do much good if the kid pulls in front of a cement
truck or Semi, will it.???
My stepson and wife saw a man (drunk) try to hop a moving train on an
overpass bridge and pieces of him fell on the people picnicking below.
They had to hose the tracks and gather him up in a bucket, then remove
and replace the sand. What did my stepson say? "ooh, badddo, cool."
That one is not mine by genetics, thank God.
My granddaughter saw one of her friends get run over by a Semi at a fair
speed she was literally cut in pieces, to where they found her arm in
some bushes.
I don't think a helmet would have done much good.
Bill Baka
I hope you aren't eating when you read this one.