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Originally Posted by Jerry Nolan:

I feel sorry for the engineer of the Amtrak train, and also the deceased kids' parents who probably had no idea their kids could be so stupid as to do something like that.

I believe the parents stated that they knew the girls had done this before.  I guess there is a reason there are 6.8billion of us.

Last line of the article:

"Akers told the Post-Dispatch that parents of the victims said the girls had played the game before."

It has an awful lot to do with age.....when all of us were young we would take risks that we would never take now. The more these girls did this and got away with it the less dangerous it seemed, I'm sure. Now all of thier friends and families get to live with the consequences.

 

My brother had friends when I was little that used to wait for a train and would run across the tracks and back to see if they could make it. They did it until one of them got hit and killed on the way back and they never did it again. I was only 5 and I still remeber hearing the story.

 

Every parent's worst nightmare.

It's a shame two lives were snuffed out and several others are changed forever. If any of you never did anything dumb when you were young, you led a very sheltered life. I know I did, like joining the Army. I know a lot of guys who rode motorcycles and didn't make it out of their teens. Yet a lot of older guys still get on their Harleys and get wiped out, I see it in the paper almost every day. Only with age comes wisdom, then sometimes not.

Yes that is a shame.  We all do stupid things and get hurt, but doing something potentially deadly is just plain idiotic!  

 

(ok sorry for this but I found it really funny!)

"I'm not saying we should kill stupid people.... I'm just suggesting we remove all the warning labels and let the problem work itself out."   

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