Pure bad luck

[juddspaintballs]

Well here's how my day went yesterday:

http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local ... 90681.html

[Rut Row]

is confused. were you there investigating?

[juddspaintballs]

2nd arriving engine

[BillyGoat]

Engines from WV responded to a fire/accident in Frederick??? Or are you located closer?

[juddspaintballs]

I work for Montgomery County. I live in WV.

[Bucho]

Thats pretty terrible. Mom and her two little kids just hanging out at home killed by someones private toy.
Id have a hard forgiving that guy, whether its his pilot error or not.

[thetable]

I'm sorry that you had to deal with that.

[bonehead]

I feel for the families losses.

I don't see the how you couldn't forgive someone for an accidental death, what is your motorcycle blew a tire anchovy crashed into a few people standing on the sidewalk? Just because your motorcycle is your toy doesn't mean you shouldn't be forgiven.

Either way, life to short and it's sad was it is cut even shorter.

[Bucho]

I didnt say the pilot (or anyone) shouldnt be forgiven. I said Id have a hard time doing it.

[Firebolter]

Very sad, but it is part of life. I was first guy on the scene (as the next driver to be there) of a very bad accident on US70 a couple of years ago, driving to work. I saw things that were horrible and I can understand the distress responders have to deal with. Even though it is your job, doesn't make it any easier. Same for Police but in today's world, I feel for police even more cause seems it is the latest rage to hate them and attack them for the acts of a few, but we sure love them when we need them. Face it, we live in a effed up world where political correctness and ideology trump reality and tragedy/things that are so hard to comprehend like this accident, will happen. Atleast the tragedy was limited to 1 house and not 3-4 (trying to make lemonade out of a definite lemon).