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RetiredToker76

RetiredToker76

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DarkWeb said:
Don't be under it.......it'll kill you.
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I didn't say it'd be safe. That can be said about most of my life up until about age 15 a few times after as well but they became less frequent. Before that most activities I tried my hand at fell under "it'll kill you guys." I can honestly say, there were some injuries over the years, maybe a little property damage, but no fatalities.
 
DarkWeb

DarkWeb

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RetiredToker76 said:
I didn't say it'd be safe. That can be said about most of my life up until about age 15 a few times after as well but they became less frequent. Before that most activities I tried my hand at fell under "it'll kill you guys." I can honestly say, there were some injuries over the years, maybe a little property damage, but no fatalities.
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Right, but there's different levels of danger. That's at the top of the list of shit that "will" kill you.
 
RetiredToker76

RetiredToker76

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DarkWeb said:
Right, but there's different levels of danger. That's at the top of the list of shit that "will" kill you.
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Oh, I know. I went through 2 blizzards in the upper mid-west as a farm kid, I didn't go city until I was almost 13. Aside the fact that about 80% of our property would kill us any time of year, a neighbor kid lost his hand screwing around with his dad's tractor, those two winters were particularly bad. The worst winter incident I remember was a kid fell into the water while ice fishing one year and the adults just barely got him out before he slipped out of reach. I didn't say I was unaware now, now I'm paranoid of all the things. Back then I was aware, I just didn't have any concept of probabilities or how they worked.
 
DarkWeb

DarkWeb

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RetiredToker76 said:
Oh, I know. I went through 2 blizzards in the upper mid-west as a farm kid, I didn't go city until I was almost 13. Aside the fact that about 80% of our property would kill us any time of year, a neighbor kid lost his hand screwing around with his dad's tractor, those two winters were particularly bad. The worst winter incident I remember was a kid fell into the water while ice fishing one year and the adults just barely got him out before he slipped out of reach. I didn't say I was unaware now, now I'm paranoid of all the things. Back then I was aware, I just didn't have any concept of probabilities or how they worked.
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The shit that teaches us.
 
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