BF2S Forums Tube train stops inches from woman on tracks

Are the red Boxes meant to be for movement or just random?

Also yay what a lucky miss at first I was totally screaming at my monitor, and I was like, OH....my ...gaaawd. but then I was totally like nah he gon stop in tym and he did, and i was totally extacticz and jumped up and my dad told me to sit down or hes gonna hit me again so i sat down and cried myself to sleep but tears of happiness she was ok!1

mtb0minime wrote:

Why risk the lives of the passengers to avoid running this dipshit over?

I do not understand how you interpret things

She is probably went to a bar afterwards telling the bartender what kind of day she had.

Should've let natural selection take its course.

Alls that mattered is my pointless fag post wasn't deleted. That's all that counts.

Answer the red box q.

I'm Jamesey wrote:

mtb0minime wrote:

Lucien wrote:

I do not understand how you interpret things

Ok, maybe not the lives of the passengers, but it's certainly possible for them to get injured should the train decelerate fast enough.


Overall, my philosophy on life is let stupid people doing stupid or dangerous things suffer. Dumb wobbly drunk lady wants to stand near the edge of the platform and risk falling in? Fine, let her. Then run her over if she does.

overall my philosophy on you is that you're gay and stupid. this is all.

Thanks. Good job.

CrazeD wrote:

Surprised she didn't get electrocuted.

Most systems use four rails rather than just the electric "third" rail that most people think is there. So you'd have to touch both electrified 'rails' to actually be electrocuted by one of these. Think birds on a power line.

CrazeD wrote:

Mekstizzle wrote:

CrazeD wrote:

Surprised she didn't get electrocuted.

Most systems use four rails rather than just the electric "third" rail that most people think is there. So you'd have to touch both electrified 'rails' to actually be electrocuted by one of these. Think birds on a power line.

Birds don't get electrocuted because they don't complete the circuit.

mtb0minime wrote:

Dumbass drunk bitch. Why risk the lives of the passengers to avoid running this dipshit over?
Blah, but I guess the driver didn't know that, so he had to stop anyway

Right, because 150 pounds of flesh and bone couldn't possibly cause any damage to the train. Full size trains have been derailed because of less.

Also, the deceleration of that train wasn't nearly violent enough to cause an inherent risk to the passengers; a train like that can't possibly achieve it. Could someone have fallen and banged their head? Yes, but I guarantee that the chances of a passenger dying from that were less than the chances the woman on the tracks had.

I'm all in support of darwinism, but you can not criticize the operator.

some_random_panda wrote:

Mekstizzle wrote:

CrazeD wrote:

Surprised she didn't get electrocuted.

Most systems use four rails rather than just the electric "third" rail that most people think is there. So you'd have to touch both electrified 'rails' to actually be electrocuted by one of these. Think birds on a power line.

No, you need to touch one - the live one.  Assuming the other line is just ground, then a body should do just as well for a short circuit.

Er well, in NYC just a few years back there was a story of a teenager dying after touching the third rail.

Those light rails though, the trains with the cord in the sky, birds can touch those because they don't touch the ground. If it was any other way there would be hundreds of dead birds by every light rail train.

13/f/taiwan wrote:

Similar thing happened to a guy here a years ago. Drunk and wandering around the platform of the train station. Fell off and was ran over. He sued and won a few million.

Here it is:

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/02/18/drunk. … index.html

Do you remember the story from a few years back of the New Yorker that fell into the train tracks and the other guy rescued him by jumping right before the train and holding him down?

Macbeth wrote:

13/f/taiwan wrote:

Similar thing happened to a guy here a years ago. Drunk and wandering around the platform of the train station. Fell off and was ran over. He sued and won a few million.

Here it is:

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/02/18/drunk. … index.html

Do you remember the story from a few years back of the New Yorker that fell into the train tracks and the other guy rescued him by jumping right before the train and holding him down?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wesley_Autrey
On January 2, 2007, Autrey was waiting for a train at the 137th Street and Broadway station in Manhattan with his two young daughters. At around 12:45 p.m., he and two women noticed a young man, Cameron Hollopeter, having a seizure. Autrey borrowed a pen from someone and used it to keep Hollopeter's jaw open. Following the seizure, Hollopeter stumbled from the platform, falling onto the tracks.

As Hollopeter lay on the tracks, Autrey saw the lights of an oncoming train. As one of the women held Autrey's daughters back away from the edge of the platform, Autrey dove onto the tracks. He thought he would be able to take Hollopeter off the tracks, but he realized there was not enough time to drag Hollopeter away. Instead, he protected Hollopeter by throwing himself over Hollopeter's body in a drainage trench between the tracks, where he held him down. Though the operator of the train applied the brakes, all but two cars still passed over them, close enough to leave grease on his cap.[3]

That was a fucking hero.