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It's clear she was walking where she wasn't supposed too. It's called a "man"hole. If it were a girlhole, then it would be ok for her to walk into it.
But that would make her a lesbian.
It's clear she was walking where she wasn't supposed too. It's called a "man"hole. If it were a girlhole, then it would be ok for her to walk into it.
No offense, but I hate thinking like this. "What if that 0.0001% of people in this world had came across this open manhole? What then? Oh the horror!"
Yes, it's true, this was very negligent on their end, but at the same time, people have to watch out for themselves at the end of the day. I hate how this country is so obsessed with safe guarding every freakin' aspect of life. And also when something bad happens, there's always the pointless bickering about what could have been done to prevent something (i.e. Columbine shooting, increased security in schools across the nation, attacks of Sept. 11th, incredibly unnecessary airline security procedures.) I now that this pales in comparison to those examples, but it's gonna be followed by that same bullshit arguing and accusations and greed for money. All this is doing is making people more scared to just live their freakin' lives.
What a :nono: I feel so sorry for her.
It was partly her fault for texting and not paying attention to where she was walkingin the first place,so she should ,atleast , and for the sewer line workers who left the sewer hole uncovered to be fined for endangering another person's life with his careless actions and for them to pay for the girl's hospital fees that resulted from their carelessness.
My last post was before I read it. :sweat: I feel like an idiot.
If this specific girl is any indication, then unfortunately yes.Are we so inattentive as a society that we need a dude to stand infront of a giant hole in the ground for three minutes?