Not for the Sqeamish (Seriously)

[snapper_37]

i don't mean to get all P+L here, but what's the point unless you show it at tea-time?

I think this would be a very good topic for P & L actually Zim.

Keith, sorry if you feel your thread was hijacked. Hope you are ok

 

[hackbike 6]

I can still recall murder scene photos I saw 16 years ago. I don't need help or anything but these images can stay in your head.


Sorry Keith this probably isn't helping.

I saw someone being carted out of their house when I was a kid and with the reaction of his next of kin he was quite obviously dead has stuck with me forever.I was very young and ironically I was on my bike at the time.

Also when someone jumps in front of your train that stays with you also.

Horrible thing to see Keith hope you are ok.

 

[TwickenhamCyclist]

i often think that if they showed images like this in the reporting of 'accidents' that people might be a little more careful behind the wheel.

Certainly in the UK, any images of a crash just show a bit of a mangled car and someone on a stretcher, no blood or gore....

You’ve a good point there in all seriousness – I’ve always thought that drunk/speeding drivers should be forced to attend the scenes of fatal accidents as well as A&E after serious RTA’s – probably have more impact than a small fine….

 

[J4CKO]

Thats Grim, and a HGV again, necessary, I suppose, Evil, definitely.

 

[jmaccyd]

I saw a pedestrian die under the wheels of a lorry over ten years ago. To this day I still think about that..

 

[hackbike 6]

Awful.

 

[Dayvo]

This is how Australians bring home the message:


View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbaTy2RYhe0


And the Irish:


View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLtKAKF8hLo&NR=1