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Disillusioned Ffs, my name isn't Clo. ): Neo or Bust since: Oct 2008	Nov 10, 09 at 10:09pm re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	I too would have liked to see her dead. I don't think she'll be getting drunk again any time soon. x3 -------------------
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lbt10 Arma Legends ultra seeker total posts: 1285 since: Jun 2007	Nov 10, 09 at 10:11pm re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	quote DevilDogDave quote The Haz I thought you could pass under it if you stayed flat ? I'm sure i read a story about somebody who jumped on someone else who was seizing, and saved them Nope, too many sparks under their. You'd die regardless, if a train finds it's way over top of you, you're bleeped. You haven't seen that baby get run over and survive then have you? And Toby, people shouldn't die over one mistake, maybe she was having a bad day, got drunk, and decided to take a train or something. -------------------
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What Lies Beneath You can't drink a train carriage. s-e-e-k-e-r since: Jan 2006	Nov 10, 09 at 10:20pm re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	I'm glad none of the other passengers jumped after her. Common sense prevails. ------------------- _{When I was a kid I used to pray every night for a new bicycle. Then I realised God doesn’t work that way, so I stole one and prayed for forgiveness.}
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Taki Neolithic since: Feb 2007	Nov 10, 09 at 10:26pm re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	wait.. doesn't a train like that needs a lot of time to stop...? ------------------- my hate will turn illusion into reality
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Rome USMC - Sergeant Major of the USMC True Addiction total posts: 18337 since: Aug 2006	Nov 10, 09 at 10:40pm re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	quote DevilDogDave quote The Haz I thought you could pass under it if you stayed flat ? I'm sure i read a story about somebody who jumped on someone else who was seizing, and saved them Nope, too many sparks under their. You'd die regardless, if a train finds it's way over top of you, you're bleeped. Not true. One guy had a seizure and fell unto subway train track, like this woman, seconds before the oncoming train was about to hit. A bystander jumped down and held the thrusting and rolling man still and flat while the train passed over, leaving both of them unharmed. I was surprised that the trained stopped like it did. I thought it was going to pass over her too, but they sure were on top of things. ------------------- Former Rome
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Vex the Pirate Come in my meowth. Neoholic total posts: 11355 since: Aug 2004	Nov 10, 09 at 11:11pm re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	Man what, you think people should never catch a train while drunk because this might but most probably will never happen? That's ridiculous, people get trains while drunk all the time on a regular basis and none of them get hit by trains because tbh if they're this drunk they usually collapse in a gutter or get a taxi. -------------------
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DevilDogDave sing the Anthem of the Angels member: postin' posse total posts: 536 since: Sep 2009	Nov 10, 09 at 11:42pm re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	quote Rome quote DevilDogDave quote The Haz I thought you could pass under it if you stayed flat ? I'm sure i read a story about somebody who jumped on someone else who was seizing, and saved them Nope, too many sparks under their. You'd die regardless, if a train finds it's way over top of you, you're bleeped. Not true. One guy had a seizure and fell unto subway train track, like this woman, seconds before the oncoming train was about to hit. A bystander jumped down and held the thrusting and rolling man still and flat while the train passed over, leaving both of them unharmed. I was surprised that the trained stopped like it did. I thought it was going to pass over her too, but they sure were on top of things. Uh huh, and if they moved wrong they'd have been fried by the current in those tracks...Subways are different than regular trains. A straight up freight train will kill you no matter what, even if you're flat on the ground, you die. ------------------- Til the roof comes off, til the lights go out Til my legs give out, can't shut my mouth
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Clubpenguingirl1 Dangerous ♥ no-stoppin-me-now total posts: 210 since: Mar 2009	Nov 11, 09 at 12:05am re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	quote DevilDogDave Uh huh, and if they moved wrong they'd have been fried by the current in those tracks...Subways are different than regular trains. A straight up freight train will kill you no matter what, even if you're flat on the ground, you die. Really? ------------------- Im italian! You jelous?
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AnonymousReborn Behold, the All Seeing Eye no-stoppin-me-now since: Oct 2009	Nov 11, 09 at 12:27am re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	They should really put those metal bar fences in the subway and fenced doors. That would prevent all the suicide and idiotic deaths like this.
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Lesley Pro_04 Doubters STILL motivate me Two much Neo total posts: 2300 neopoints: 1395 since: Jun 2004	Nov 11, 09 at 12:31am re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	quote Taki wait.. doesn't a train like that needs a lot of time to stop...? That is correct. The larger the object that is in motion, the more effort that is needed to bring said object to a stop. It's a fairly simple law of physics. I got some more info on this just by looking around online. This happened on the Orange Line's Inbound platform at North Station on Friday Night. Those involved in bringing the train to a stop are being hailed as heroes, and not just the operator--apparently the passengers who were waiving the train to stop are getting the hail of a hero as well. quote Lando Calrissian That was too close! ------------------- Proving people wrong about Asperger's Syndrome since 1985, and will continue to do so as long as I live. And I NEVER give up OR quit when I'm faced with adversity!
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Loki Master Debater Resident Neo total posts: 3208 since: Nov 2008	Nov 11, 09 at 12:43am re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	This reminds me of the opening of Gantz. ------------------- SQUEAK
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Lesley Pro_04 Doubters STILL motivate me Two much Neo total posts: 2300 neopoints: 1395 since: Jun 2004	Nov 11, 09 at 5:08am re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	This is why emergency brakes were invented--for this exact reason. The MBTA has enough financial problems on their hands as it is. The last thing they needed was an accidental death on their hands, which was literally inches away from happening. Wouldn't be surprised to see this on Most Shocking when the new season begins in January on TruTV because this was definitely a "Most Shocking" type of moment. ------------------- Proving people wrong about Asperger's Syndrome since 1985, and will continue to do so as long as I live. And I NEVER give up OR quit when I'm faced with adversity!
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Quierta World's only 18-year-old Jailbait (moderator) Harvest Moon: Tree of Tranquility [Wii] Loungin' Pokémon Diamond Battles Pokémon Diamond Clans Pokémon Diamond Trading Pokémon Diamond [DS] total posts: 12269 neopoints: 134 since: Aug 2007	Nov 11, 09 at 5:12am re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	quote Taki wait.. doesn't a train like that needs a lot of time to stop...? Not necessarily. I mean, it's a big freaking train, but I take the T all around Boston and they don't really move that fast. And most of them ((depends on the conductor)) start moving slower as you approach the platform, probably for reasons like this :\ ------------------- This is Jeffrey; he's a dragon. A dancing dragon.
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Yorkieboy 4 Years on Neo true seeker (2K Remix) total posts: 2141 since: Nov 2005	Nov 11, 09 at 5:53am re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	A subway is alot lighter than a freight train. ------------------- The Original Signature
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MrX867 Damn I'm poor! threadnought total posts: 582 since: Mar 2005	Nov 11, 09 at 5:58am re: Luckiest drunk woman in the world narrowly avoids being flattened by train.
	I'll admit I would've helped her, but after helping her up I would have slapped her so hard she would've fallen to the ground ------------------- I'm an epileptic gamer and I'm proud
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