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Renamed: Sigh! Moron hits train
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[quote user="outback76"] <p class="MsoNormal">SHAME ON YOU - you helpless soul. Do you know the absolute facts about what happened? Did you even stop to think that family and close friends of Nate's might be reading this?!!! SHAME ON YOU. Maybe you should read the facts before you go mouthing off about someone's loved one. No where is it written that alcohol or drugs played a part. It was also an extremely dark that night as it was overcast with no moon. Growing up in that area - I've almost hit the trains myself - when there are no markings on the trains, they're not that easy to see. I know for a solid fact that you are not from the rural Oshkosh area, because if you were, you would know how unbelievably annoying the trains are that sit on the tracks that block MILES of crossings to main roads. Getting from one side of a country block to the other can take an unbelievably long amount of time to cross - it's annoying, and quite frankly a hazard. It blocks access for rescue vehicles. Dealing with the issue of parked trains is long overdue. Its too bad that it took the death of a fine human being to get things rolling.<span style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: Arial"></span></p><p> </p><p>[/quote]</p><p> </p><p>Maybe he got so sick of waiting he thought if he got up enough speed the tardis effect would take place and he would pass right though unscathed?.</p><p>If this man was a local to the area he should have known the risks more than a stranger to that area, If hes a local he should have known the road maybe thus adjusted his driving to suit the road conditions.</p><p>He may not have been drunk, but the whole thing stinks a drunk driver.</p>
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