Shut 'ur womun up.

wow, she must have really loved that truck. wtf??? The cabin was intact, the guys got out. annoying

Oh, so you're saying you'd cry and scream like that in that situation? I'm not saying it's not normal to have some reaction. THAT reaction however is a little over the top.

I'm sure you're aware some people are really over dramatic.


>> ^BicycleRepairMan:

>> ^EMPIRE:
wow, she must have really loved that truck. wtf??? The cabin was intact, the guys got out. annoying

Yup its supereasy not being a crybaby about it with several thousand miles between me and the event, which is also watched in hindsight, with the outcome right there in the title. Had I actually been there, and watched a 500 ton freighttrain speeding at 100mph into a bigrig in what looks like a populated neighbourhood, standing some 300ft away, I'm sure I'd be just as calm.

My reaction would've been: "WHOAAAAAA! COOOOOOOL!">> ^EMPIRE:

Oh, so you're saying you'd cry and scream like that in that situation? I'm not saying it's not normal to have some reaction. THAT reaction however is a little over the top.
I'm sure you're aware some people are really over dramatic.

>> ^BicycleRepairMan:
>> ^EMPIRE:
wow, she must have really loved that truck. wtf??? The cabin was intact, the guys got out. annoying

Yup its supereasy not being a crybaby about it with several thousand miles between me and the event, which is also watched in hindsight, with the outcome right there in the title. Had I actually been there, and watched a 500 ton freighttrain speeding at 100mph into a bigrig in what looks like a populated neighbourhood, standing some 300ft away, I'm sure I'd be just as calm.

The internet where hypothetical reactions to pretty extraordinary situations are incredibly easy to predict.

Scared the crap out of me - didn't know to turn the amplifier down before I pressed play!

We've been desensitised to stuff like this by the internet. It's just another truck on the tracks to us watching safe at home. The reality is that it's a very, very dangerous situation that could very easily ended in someone's death. Her reaction was pretty bloody appropriate. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have been quite so vocal, but I can understand how she felt.

Feel free to call me a wuss or whatever, I have a friend who's a train driver so maybe I can empathise with the situation a bit more than you hard men.

downvote for the dumb screaming bitch.

Please put a "TURN YOUR SPEAKERS DOWN" warning in the title

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Hypothetical reactions? You can't know how you'd react? This is ridiculous. Have you honestly not been in situations like this before?

I know I wouldn't wail like a demented banshee because that isn't how I react to disasters, and it's the same with most people I know and many people I've observed.

It's no good and it serves no purpose. People who react like this are a real liability in situations where action is necessary.

>> ^ant:

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I heard a sliver of the radio. It is justified.

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>> ^BoneRemake:

>> ^ant:
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I heard a sliver of the radio. It is justified.


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Boner,

What are you talking about music? This is the film I made while you were shaggin me, man?! It sounded like you had a good queer time!


>> ^BoneRemake:

>> ^ant:
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I heard a sliver of the radio. It is justified.

>> ^EMPIRE:

Oh, so you're saying you'd cry and scream like that in that situation? I'm not saying it's not normal to have some reaction. THAT reaction however is a little over the top.
I'm sure you're aware some people are really over dramatic.

>> ^BicycleRepairMan:
>> ^EMPIRE:
wow, she must have really loved that truck. wtf??? The cabin was intact, the guys got out. annoying

Yup its supereasy not being a crybaby about it with several thousand miles between me and the event, which is also watched in hindsight, with the outcome right there in the title. Had I actually been there, and watched a 500 ton freighttrain speeding at 100mph into a bigrig in what looks like a populated neighbourhood, standing some 300ft away, I'm sure I'd be just as calm.


No, I probably wouldnt cry and scream like she did, I'm not a very screamy person, but I would probably be pretty scared and stuff. Everybody reacts differently, thats not the point, the point is that her "extreme" reaction comes at a pretty extreme situation, and I dont blame her for panicking.